ChatGPT

“ChatGPT got banned from stack overflow because it sounded convincing, but wasn't quite right all the time.”

“So what we do is ChatGPT for your own data.”

“We didn't, by the way, foresee any of this ChatGPT thing happening. We knew it was, it would keep growing, but that, I think, completely took everybody by surprise, including us.”

“While no one saw notion AI capabilities before ChatGPT, I'm not going to give us too much credit. It wasn't way, way, way before, but we were definitely working on this a little bit before that, and there was a pretty big focus at that point.”

“If you take a couple hundred bucks of API calls to, say, ChatGPT, and you graph that onto a model that is substantially smaller, say a seven billion parameter model like LLAMA, or now increasingly fully open for commercial use ones, like Red Pajama is one that…”

“Generating something that's like a paragraph is pretty easy for ChatGPT to do. Generating like an entire blog post or essay, especially over your data is a pretty challenging problem.”

“It's been a bit of what I call an idiot savant till now. It could do one narrow thing well, but if you took it anything outside of that, it just like didn't work. You know, at least traditional classifier AI.”

“Fine tuning is the technology that got from a research project in 2020 called GPT-III and turned that into ChatGPT, a billion dollar app, right?”

“The reason why ChatGPT is hard to put guardrails on is because they're trying to go after every possible use case, right?”

“ChatGPT was the one, OpenAI was the one that was performing better in a, in over Different parameters, right?”

“There's a whole cohort of humans that have already largely replaced a very, very large proportion of their traditional search behavior on search engines from looking through these search engine results pages to just trusting the answers that that come out of C…”

“In my actual job, I can't work out something that I would actually use ChatGPT for.”

“I think you have to be making quite a bold and, you know, heterodox claim to say that we won't all, by which I mean, 75% of us, be using these things daily in less than seven years from when ChatGPT launched, which was November the 22. And, ah, and that means …”

“A lot of people use ChatGPT to just, like, sort of vent and talk.”

“39% of Americans say that they use ChatGPT, including 28% that say that they use it at work, and 11% use it every day.”

“You know, it fails randomly two out of 10 times, which might be fine in a supervised setting like ChatGPT. You know, where you're talking with these sort of assistants but it doesn't really work in an automation case where it's hands-off keyboard running on a …”

“They can't make Gemini into a consumer hit unless it's 10 times better than ChatGPT, and that's a really tall order.”

“Without chat GPT, none of this would have happened.”

“I mean, it's funny if you look at Google Trends. There's a big sag in the summer and then a big sag in the Christmas week.”

“The only thin, thin GPT wrappers are what you get when you go to chatgpt.com and claude.com and grok and all these others. That's a thin wrapper on a model. Whereas you know, name your vertical enterprise SaaS company. That's not a thin wrapper.”

“If you look at ChatGPT, one fundamental advantage they have over Google is the simplicity of the UI.”

“This is not what I am aware, at least, like, not, not, not what OpenAI is doing at the moment”

“So I, at least until, until we have a really good safeguards, I don't think we should try to do that in anything like as complex and large scale as ChatGPT.”

“If you talk to someone from 10 years ago and show them chat GPD from today, they would probably call it AGI”

“Where you can have like a high rezoning model and the low rezoning models. And this is like in the end, the same model. You just, we just tweak the parameter, which says we want you to think longer or shorter.”

“I think I am pretty heavy user of ChatGPT right now, happily paying like 200 dollars a month for it”

“People say, oh, Google search is dead. I think that's like probably completely wrong because ChatGPT references Google a ton.”

“So in the current chat GPT, you will see a summary of the chain of thought on the side. So there is another model that takes the full chain of thought and shows you a summary because the full ones are usually not very nice to read.”

“Hierarchical reasoning model, it became like popular because it performed relatively well on that benchmark compared to very expensive models like Gemini, Chachupiti, and so forth. And it is a transformer architecture.”

“If you have a business problem, you are maybe manufacturing something, maybe you can start with a generalist model, but then once you know exactly what the task is and you want to hone in on it, maybe it makes sense to replace that expensive thing by something…”

“Like if you use or compare ChatGPT, Gemini Claude, Grock. I think they are all pretty much on the same level. Like, and I think that's because they're trying to do everything. Like the generalist models for a general person to do a lot of things. I mean, Claud…”

“ChatGPT has a billion users roughly.”

“I mean, you cannot ask Claude or ChatGPT write 100,000 hours of scripts and make them as diverse as possible. So it doesn't work. It's going just to be In a loop and collapse on a few topics, you know.”

“Turns out that if you did a thousand posts, if you did a thousand prompts last year, you're in the top 20%.”

“You've got nine hundred million weekly active users, but most of them are not using it every day and can't think of anything to do with it. And only five percent of them are paying for it.”

“No, no one will vibe code their own ERP or their own frame.io, but they may ask Anthropic or Gemini or ChatGPT, can you do this thing for me?”

“The big result was that this conjecture of this lower bound for the number of pairs that you can make is, is false. Not only is it false, it was false due to a really interesting connection to another field of mathematics.”

“The closest model may be in a way subsidized right now, like the amount, the number of token you get for your 20 dollar chat GPT or cloud subscription might not be the full price that they actually pay for your token.”