@JacobTref
OpenAI Foundation science!
It was fun to be one of the judges for this essay competition, mostly as an excuse to read essays about science, and secondly to reflect on how AI is affecting scientific writing. The essays that read like they were 100% LLM-generated usually didn't contain the best ideas, according to my human judgement. But, some of the best essays were LLM-assisted at the level of sentences (according to Pangram's judgement). Perhaps most surprising for me was that some *good* essays contained LLM sentences AND typos!
Congratulations to the winners:
The owl has landed 🦉 x.com/owl_posting/st…
Keep posting, folks
Big and happy news. Congratulations to @hebebbington and the rest of Frontier. Interesting to read about the progress over the last 4 years from technologists working on different carbon removal paths. Long way to go, but the fog is clearing: x.com/hebebbington/s…
We've opened applications for a new $50M commitment to: * Community Support Services (e.g. accessing legal aid & public benefits) * Community Arts & Cultural Organizations * Community Journalism & Media (e.g. local media, nonprofit newsrooms) Please share with groups who may be eligible and interested:
Here's where we are starting, on AI resilience: * Bio-resilience * Cyber-resilience * AI model safety * AI's impact on young people We are grateful for what we've learned so far from practitioners in each of these fields. Building resilience will take a broad community of people x.com/FoundationOAI/…
Saloni and I started Hard Drugs because we like inventors and scientific discoveries. It’s a treat to record our first interview with an inventor of a difficult drug. This episode goes deep on a story that mostly has not been told before. The R21 malaria vaccine will help x.com/salonium/statu…
Welcome to the OpenAI Foundation, Yo! x.com/yonashav/statu…
it's great to have yo
An excellent day at the OpenAI Foundation. Welcome, Bianca! x.com/bianca__martin…
Congratulations to @notanastronomer for launching this new magazine. Subscribed! I enjoyed this first piece from @PaulFNiehaus for its range across practical and philosophical issues. E.g. I liked this example highlighting the limits of narrow cost-effectiveness analysis: x.com/notanastronome…
