New w/ @srimuppidi: OpenAI is adding its Sora video gen capabilities to ChatGPT, a move that could increase the chatbot’s usage as well as its costs. OpenAI will continue to operate the standalone Sora app, though its long term future isn’t clear. https://t.co/vJMns50Lwc

A big determinant of AI's job impact is driven by the lack of compute, especially for agentic work, which takes a lot of it. That makes AI expensive. So companies will only want to burn compute on high-value tasks (eg coding), because, in other jobs, humans remain much cheaper.

Yes, this is the competitive advantage argument economists have been discussing for awhile, but it is coming true. There will not be enough compute for many years to automate many human jobs, even assuming AI can do that work and companies are willing to replace the people.

@LeeLeepenkman Nope. That’s tibo

@KENNYKANCELLED Or, the rich pedophiles are the ones in power.

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I can tell there is more than one person here who has hooked AI up to X. I did too. But ingested all of the AI community. About 50,000 posts a day. Soon I'll show you my work. Used it to see all the good stuff here on X. I saw this without it. :-)

@fofrAI hahahah this is so cute wth https://t.co/WUO1tBrqew

Mark Manson said it right: “Beware: learning more is a smart person’s favorite form of procrastination.”

Mark Manson said it right: “Beware: learning more is a smart person’s favorite form of procrastination.”

@brucefenton 🤔

SF takes on Wall Street https://t.co/rFCtIaJVFJ

Made a little @openclaw tamagotchi that sits on my desktop He occasionally comments on what he sees (mercilessly) https://t.co/UWpsls7BOB

@tuncerdeniz @NotebookLM @ylecun Soon. And soon they won't tell. And soon the entire game will be AI generated. It already is for me. See Google Genie 3.

@tuncerdeniz @NotebookLM @ylecun I don't disagree. I'll probably be watching Formula 1 on my Apple Vision Pro instead. :-)

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📁 Fei-Fei Li, computer vision pioneer and Stanford professor, says the next frontier of AI is spatial intelligence. The ability to perceive, reason and act in the physical world. Not just see and talk. But do. Just as vision triggered the Cambrian explosion of life, spatial intelligence could trigger the next explosion of AI.

"...novel GenAI usage for which best practices and safeguards are not fully established."

Charlie Munger: "One of my favorite tricks is the inversion process." "If somebody hired me to fix India, I would immediately say, 'What could I do if I really wanted to hurt India?' I'd figure out all the things that could most easily hurt India — and then I'd figure out how to avoid them." "It works better frequently to invert the problem."

Yep.

Yep.

China’s AI agent race is heating up. “Tencent's working on an AI agent that handles all kinds of tasks, including real life tasks like grocery shopping or booking trips, for example.” “People think that's still not very competitive. You know, compared to ByteDance, Alibaba…” — @JuroOsawa, Asia Reporter

China’s AI agent race is heating up. “Tencent's working on an AI agent that handles all kinds of tasks, including real life tasks like grocery shopping or booking trips, for example.” “People think that's still not very competitive. You know, compared to ByteDance, Alibaba…” — @JuroOsawa, Asia Reporter