AI for Gov is a big opportunity and it can be securely done with todays technology.
Here's what the UX will look like:
- You enter your social security number or biometrics
- An AI agent gets access to your data and various government API end points
- And it literally does anything you want. Pay taxes, Start a Business, answer questions about gov bureaucracy, Request gov licenses, look for jobs for you, find you employees, .... the possibilities are endless...
The Ultimate super app could be an Agentic!
This will be the most impactful application of AI.
Here's what the UX will look like:
- You enter your social security number or biometrics
- An AI agent gets access to your data and various government API end points
- And it literally does anything you want. Pay taxes, Start a Business, answer questions about gov bureaucracy, Request gov licenses, look for jobs for you, find you employees, .... the possibilities are endless...
The Ultimate super app could be an Agentic!
This will be the most impactful application of AI.
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This video accelerated my awakening
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I tried React and it Ruined My Life
Chapters:
- 0:00:00 - Q: Have I ever tried to learn React?
- 0:00:33 - Looking for React Tutorials
- 0:01:28 - npm project
- 0:02:13 - react package
- 0:03:01 - Looking for Better React Tutorials
- 0:03:37 - create-react-app
- 0:05:37 - looking around the…
- 0:00:00 - Q: Have I ever tried to learn React?
- 0:00:33 - Looking for React Tutorials
- 0:01:28 - npm project
- 0:02:13 - react package
- 0:03:01 - Looking for Better React Tutorials
- 0:03:37 - create-react-app
- 0:05:37 - looking around the…
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I've been using this editor for the past few weeks and it has surpassed my expectations
Its the best free AI editor
Its the best free AI editor
They don't seem to realize that other entities can know things they don't.
Do you want to evolve?
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ChatGPT launches a $200 pro subnoscription.
This makes a lot of sense.
They only need 1% of their 300 million MAUs to purchase pro to have the money to train GPT5
I won't be surprised if Sora costs even more
They need to do this quickly, before everyone else, to capture the premium market
Paying $200 is good practice. That means your gonna use it to its fullest and launch your side project in less than a month to cover the cost. Big productivity boost.
This makes a lot of sense.
They only need 1% of their 300 million MAUs to purchase pro to have the money to train GPT5
I won't be surprised if Sora costs even more
They need to do this quickly, before everyone else, to capture the premium market
Paying $200 is good practice. That means your gonna use it to its fullest and launch your side project in less than a month to cover the cost. Big productivity boost.
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OpenAI o1 and o1 pro mode in ChatGPT — 12 Days of OpenAI: Day 1
Sam Altman and some members of the OpenAI team introduce & demo o1 and o1 pro mode in ChatGPT and discuss the ChatGPT Pro plan.
(from left to right): Sam Altman, Hyung Won Chung, Max Schwarzer, Jason Wei
(from left to right): Sam Altman, Hyung Won Chung, Max Schwarzer, Jason Wei
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The biggest threat to Open AI and AI companies in general is big conglomerate unicorns publishing their flagship product, like sora, as an opensource side quest.
Sam Altman is in a tough position. He might be in a situation where its AGI or bust.
Here is Tencent's Opensource Video generation model
Sam Altman is in a tough position. He might be in a situation where its AGI or bust.
Here is Tencent's Opensource Video generation model
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On Memory as a Self-Adapting Agent
We discuss Michael Levin's paper "Self-Improvising Memory: A Perspective on Memories as Agential, Dynamically Reinterpreting Cognitive Glue." Levin is a scientist at Tufts University, his lab studies anatomical and behavioral decision-making across biological…
Evolution creates problem solving agents
We are temporary metabolic patterns
The way nature decodes and encodes information resembles the auto-encoders we use for LLMs
Memories have Agency
Dissociative Personality / Multiple Personality disorder happens when agents go rogue and gain too much power
The mind is a master rationalizer. We will rationalize whatever knee jerk chemical reaction is happening in our brains.
One of the most fascinating podcasts I've listened to in a while
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Evolution creates problem solving agents We are temporary metabolic patterns The way nature decodes and encodes information resembles the auto-encoders we use for LLMs Memories have Agency Dissociative Personality / Multiple Personality disorder happens when…
He raises an interesting question.
The caterpillar is literally getting cooked in its cocoon. It breaks down and reassembles every tissue in its body.
Yet somehow even when every cell is getting rearranged memory persists. The butterfly can still know what the caterpillar knew.
So there's only one way to explain this. Memories have agency. Not just that but they have a life of their own, they want to survive and adapt 🤯
That's not it, All cells have agency, every cell in your body is trying to solve a problem that guarantees its survival 🤯🤯
All cells exhibit neuron-like behavior 🤯🤯🤯
How is it that the memories of a caterpillar that undergoes Metamorphosis persist for the butterfly?
The caterpillar is literally getting cooked in its cocoon. It breaks down and reassembles every tissue in its body.
Yet somehow even when every cell is getting rearranged memory persists. The butterfly can still know what the caterpillar knew.
So there's only one way to explain this. Memories have agency. Not just that but they have a life of their own, they want to survive and adapt 🤯
That's not it, All cells have agency, every cell in your body is trying to solve a problem that guarantees its survival 🤯🤯
All cells exhibit neuron-like behavior 🤯🤯🤯
You are a musical symphony of billions of agents solving a problem
You are the solution to a problem that has endured for Eons