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alfa. working on something beautiful!! @NadhariAI
1/N I’m excited to share that our latest @OpenAI experimental reasoning LLM has achieved a longstanding grand challenge in AI: gold medal-level performance on the world’s most prestigious math competition—the International Math Olympiad (IMO).
me, a shape-rotator: but you can't cantilever a truss without effectively decoupling moment my wife, the empath: you have to stop arguing with six year olds about legos
Every builder's first duty is philosophical: to decide what they should build for. AI is beginning to decide what ideas reach your mind—your next action, your next job, your next relationship. It will tempt you to outsource your thinking in ways you’ve never been tempted before.…
This is the age of the Philosopher-Builder. open.substack.com/pub/cosmosinst…
my trophy arrived today :) it was really an honor to participate in the gemma competition and win 1st place, much thanks to @Google and @kaggle i’m working on further swahili llm variants and interesting ai applications. keep an eye on @NadhariAI , we have exciting releases…
over the holidays, inspired the gemma 2 JPN release, i teamed up with my friend to build swahili variants of gemma 2 models, we named them “gemma 2 swahili”. we had a lot of fun, learnt a lot, and improved the models swahili understanding by huge margin, we hope to scale this…
If you want to be creative in the big picture, you have to be robotic in the low-level details.
Making something beautiful is a worthwhile life direction
a release i have been looking forward to for a while. testing gemma3n:e4b swahili capabilities. the gemma3n impact challenge will be fun. i have been stealthly working on something @NadhariAI
just finished reading the optimist (authored by keach hagey), it’s an insightful book about what has led up to this very moment and what the future might look like. i highly recommend reading it.
may we scale smoothly, exponentially and uneventfully through superintelligence.
blog.samaltman.com/the-gentle-sin…
"Krapivin was not held back by the conventional wisdom for the simple reason that he was unaware of it." That's the coldest line