are we cooked w/ o3?

we achieve AGI 5 times every week

The day that AI companies fire all their employees would be when AGI has been achieved

I don't know how this will affect jobs, but as a teacher of computer science at university I do know for sure that knowledge is still going to be very valuable. Maybe even more than before. If you are a student never think for one second that what you are learning is going to be useless: the process of learning is the real value.

I have zero trust for AGI benchmarks. AI Kool aid drinkers set their own benchmarks, super trustworthy 😂

Turns out generating images is much easier than writing code above a junior level.

Just some napkin math—684kg of emissions would mean about 1,800 kWh, or one task consumes as much electricity as a single home does in 2 months

The goalposts have already been moved for using the term Artificial Intelligence, how long before every machine learning tool is called AGI and they have to come up with a THIRD term to mean the same thing the other two used to mean.

I see a lot of people calling cope on prices. Here is the last 20 years of projection of cost per flop. doubles every 2.5 years. This isn't great. Algorithms is a must, but even then it's pretty hard to improve performance 1000x with algos. Either way, I do think my premise is correct. Hard skills will be a great advantage over the next decade. Beyond that, who the heck knows https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/c6KFvQcZggQKZzxr9/trends-in-gpu-price-performance

my noodles are more cooked, which i'm eating while watching those AGI tweets

Underrated skill critical thinking. And not freaking out over this.