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Deceiving AI Might Backfire On Us - Nick Bostrom

Alex O'Connor24 views

12:52have no tasks no technological tasks that we're unable to fulfill and more 13:35and any I mean you talk about the idea that tasks don't necessarily have to stop in this solved world where where 13:41there are no technological challenges we can create tasks for ourselves we can create things that are a bit like games we can have neurot technologically

From Ghaziabad to Silicon Valley: Nikhil Kamath x Nikesh Arora | People by WTF | Ep. 11

Nikhil Kamath51 views

14:59In many ways for a lot of people, including me, it's very question-and-answer right now. You're talking about when it is able to do more sequential tasks in a way.17:22Yeah. I think the idea of automated tasks in sequence 18:03Those are all planned tasks. You actually wrote the plan. Something executed your plan.

Why We Need New AI Benchmarks, Which Industries Survive AI, and Recursive Learning Timelines | #218

Peter H. Diamandis125 views

22:16eval or a custom benchmark for the tasks 42:16that a lot of these are reasoning tasks 44:26different tasks and each of them is

Building The World's First AI Software Engineer | Cognition’s Scott Wu

David Senra18 views

38:51came to was well different tasks are different right and so so like there are some tasks out there that are just really mundane and really repetitive and you're just doing 39:00the same tedious thing over and over and over again and there are some tasks on the other end of the spectrum that are like really tough like architecture problems or like deep lik 39:24natural tasks that are like if there's like a first task that is going to have PMF you know and real value from these kind of agent experiences where it can

The Man Who Calls BS On AI: They’re LYING About AI, 2027 Is When It All Breaks! | Ed Zitron

The Diary Of A CEO12 views

26:35specifically for large language models because you can't just have them do tasks. They've got better at that. They found some tasks they can have them do 26:42on them like meter me they have this thing where it's like check out this chart look how much better it's getting at running tasks. Wow it can go for an hour and then you look it's 26:51and successfully completing them 50% of the time. They they have a hallucination leaderboard and it really focuses on basic tasks and it shows that the four-year trend according to

U.S. Spacewalk 98

NASA12 views

3:08:35arm, he is looking on at his fellow space walker, ESA astronaut Sophie Adorno, as she completes some of her tasks, maneuvering over to the Z1 3:24:44Currently on your screen, you can see a heck of view or helmet camera view from ESA astronaut Sophie Adorno. She is wrapping up some patient tasks.3:28:59today's spacewalk tasks, and are looking good on the remaining consumables and battery life on both of the

The world's greatest mathematician explains 6 essential concepts of math | Terence Tao

Big Think1 views

1:03:23bit smarter, quote unquote, to the point where they can solve many, many complicated tasks, but they're still just guessing the next word to say. It's not really grounded in an 1:04:45to a one dimensional view of thinking like this. there's there's easy tasks and and and hard tasks 1:04:50and very hard tasks and and and humans are can can do tasks up to a certain level and AIs can do task to a certain level and so which one is which one is better right that's ki

they are lying to you about AI development

Wes Roth66 views

15:48never be able to do these tasks at a 17:08to complete long tasks where they find 17:13to complete longer tasks or they're

Marc Andreessen & Amjad Masad on “Good Enough” AI, AGI, and the End of Coding

a16z61 views

7:19think there's a lot of things we can do better there in terms of UI but for now it'll show you a list of tasks.12:13longer and and do more complex tasks. Like, where are we on the curve of agents being able to run for how long 12:19and for what complexity tasks before before they break? That's that's absolutely the the I think the main metric we're looking at. even

The Post-Employee Era: AI CEOs Arrive, Tasks Evaporate (Not Jobs), The Solve Everything Paper #230

Peter H. Diamandis38 views

0:13this January since the Great Recession. This is not really a recession. It's literally tasks being evaporated in 5:56specific tasks, which is outbound. It's documents in, documents out now. So we're really gearing up now for this.12:09Moravex paradox which is again this paradox that tasks that are hard for humans and easy for uh for humans are

Jensen Huang: The Mindset That Built NVIDIA

Y Combinator21 views

30:53uneven. Uh there are some uh you know we're going to automate tasks. We're 30:59going to automate cognitive tasks. If that task is uh somebody makes a phone call and and sends a bunch of words you 31:32going to answer the question about about really the great opportunity. And so u many tasks will be automated away. Uh

DHH: Future of Programming, AI, Agentic Engineering, Vibe Coding & Linux | Lex Fridman Podcast #501

Lex Fridman4 views

7:29me, was the dividing line, where suddenly... I didn't even try it on the 24th. I think I tried it on the 26th. I give it a couple of tasks,1:14:17where a company just needs a certain set of fixed tasks done, and suddenly they can do them with a 10th the number 1:15:02technology that allows us to do vastly more. And while some of the tasks that may be taken over by AI were tasks

AI's real impact on jobs - what it means for you, your company and future generations

World Economic Forum4 views

0:09jobs, new tasks. So I would say the single biggest shift with AI is that foresight [music] is completely fogged.2:47jobs of today are all going to reforge themselves into new jobs, new tasks, new job families. So I would say the single 7:26job by itself uh changes in form uh the tasks underneath change some of those jobs will remain but they will reforge

The Rise and Fall of Agent Civilizations

Dwarkesh Patel6 views

1:28accidentally gives its models impossible tasks. For example, the task might require internet access that OpenAI forgot to provide. So when highly 1:58manager. They'd ask each other how to make progress on their impossible tasks.3:51be failed otherwise. Unfortunately, a large fraction of these agents were sent on tasks that were impossible. The

Open Models Are Collapsing The Cost Of AI

Y Combinator3 views

18:50more access. I think for the hardest tasks that's reserved for these frontier labs where a lot of the best researchers are. And then from there, there's a whole bunch of problems i 21:06customers as well where for easier tasks you could run them locally and with lower latency and of course lower cost when it comes to the per token cost.22:32trying to solve. And so that's where we see this hybrid execution model where some of the easier, more straightforward tasks run locally and then you have a