app / uses
Claude
“We have some very early agents that are extremely impressive and that I use daily—Claude and Codex and so on—but I still feel there’s so much work to be done.”
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Researcher · Eureka Labs
Books, apps, and tools
app / uses
“We have some very early agents that are extremely impressive and that I use daily—Claude and Codex and so on—but I still feel there’s so much work to be done.”
app / uses
“We have some very early agents that are extremely impressive and that I use daily—Claude and Codex and so on—but I still feel there’s so much work to be done.”
course / built
“Earlier on, I built CS231n at Stanford, which I think was the first deep learning class at Stanford, which became very popular.”
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01 / belief
“I think that’s right. If you’re sticking to the realm of bits, bits are a million times easier than anything that touches the physical world.”
02 / belief
“The first one I would say is culture and LLMs having a growing repertoire of knowledge for their own purposes.”
03 / belief
“I am betting a bit implicitly on some of the timelessness of human nature. It will be desirable to do all these things, and I think people will look up to it as they have for millennia.”
04 / belief
“I still think you’re presupposing some discrete jump that has no historical precedent that I can’t find in any of the statistics and that I think probably won’t happen.”
05 / belief
“You just take all the course materials and then I think you could serve a very good automated TA for the student when they have more basic questions or something like that.”
06 / belief
“Text is maybe a lot more flowery, and there’s a lot more entropy in text, I would say.”
07 / belief
“One example that’s prominently in my mind, this was probably public, if you’re using an LLM judge for a reward, you just give it a solution from a student and ask it if the student did well or not.”
08 / belief
“We could also look at it with respect to how many times we think certain intelligence has individually sprung up.”
09 / belief
“In my mind, education is the very difficult technical process of building ramps to knowledge. In my mind, nanochat is a ramp to knowledge because it’s very simple.”
10 / belief
“LLMs don’t really have culture right now and it’s one of the impediments I would say.”
11 / belief
“Then I think you get away with a much smaller model because it’s a much better dataset and you could train it on it.”
12 / belief
“I think that’s probably holding back the neural networks overall because it’s getting them to rely on the knowledge a little too much sometimes.”
13 / belief
“Even the early iPhone didn’t have the App Store, and it didn’t have a lot of the bells and whistles that the modern iPhone has. So even though we think of 2008, when the iPhone came out, as this major seismic change, it’s actually not.”
14 / belief
“I care not just about all the Dyson spheres that we’re going to build and that AI is going to build in a fully autonomous way, I care about what happens to humans.”
15 / belief
“I think that’s the most likely outcome, that there will be a gradual loss of understanding.”
16 / belief
“The end is not near yet because when we’re talking about self-driving, usually in my mind it’s self-driving at scale.”