I listened off and on to much of the interview, while also playing solitaire (why I do that I do not know, but I do), but I paid close attention at two points during the talk about GPT-4, once following about 46:00 where Altman was talking about using it as a brainstorming partner and later at about 55:00 where Fridman mentioned collaboration and said: “I’m not sure where the magic is if it’s in here [gestures to his head] or if it’s in there [points toward the table] or if it’s somewhere in between.” I’ve been in a kind of magical collaborative zone with humble little ChatGPT and find that enormously interesting. Anyone else experience that kind of thing, with any of the engines? (BTW, I’ve got a post around the corner here.)
I listened off and on to much of the interview, while also playing solitaire (why I do that I do not know, but I do), but I paid close attention at two points during the talk about GPT-4, once following about 46:00 where Altman was talking about using it as a brainstorming partner and later at about 55:00 where Fridman mentioned collaboration and said: “I’m not sure where the magic is if it’s in here [gestures to his head] or if it’s in there [points toward the table] or if it’s somewhere in between.” I’ve been in a kind of magical collaborative zone with humble little ChatGPT and find that enormously interesting. Anyone else experience that kind of thing, with any of the engines? (BTW, I’ve got a post around the corner here.)
Have you read Janus’s Cyborgism post? It looks like you’d be pretty interested.
Thanks, I’ll check it out.