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Imagine a future where all Millennium Prize Problems are solved but no Millennium Prizes are claimed.
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A single simple regulatory change - making first-in-human trials significantly easier - would have dramatically more impact on developing new treatments than all of AI-for-bio put together. And as a bonus, it would cost nothing.
Here's recent apt commentary (open) and paper (paywall) on how little we've gotten so far from AI drug discovery, and how companies are applying AI to the parts of therapeutic development least likely to move the needle:
science.org/content/blog-pos…
nature.com/articles/s41573-0…
Since everyone's sharing their AI math proofs, here's one I believe proves the second ever non-Rupert polyhedra: omniscienceproject.com/blog/…
The first "Noperthedron" was proven last year.
The new one was conjectured to be non-Rupert by mathematician Tony Zeng. Pic from his paper:
The Google Stadia infra would have been insanely valuable if built with Windows instead of Linux. Not just for gaming (most games are made for Windows) but nowadays letting agents use Windows applications, and letting a user jump in as needed, that infra would be so useful.
When it's late at night and I've been working with Claude Code all day, it starts saying stuff like "want to call it good?" or "want to call it a night?" It's like it wants me to go to bed. I have to tell it no, I want to keep working, thank you very much.
Imagine every pixel on your screen, streamed live directly from a model. No HTML, no layout engine, no code. Just exactly what you want to see.
@eddiejiao_obj, @drewocarr and I built a prototype to see how this could actually work, and set out to make it real. We're calling it Flipbook. (1/5)
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Too many are interested in “tech” (by which they mean money) but they aren’t interested in tech (by which I mean math).
Are Intel shareholders just diluted by 10% without compensation? Doesn't that violate the Takings Clause as well as the board's duty to act in stockholders' best interest?
I can't believe NYC is seriously considering going with the guy whose big policy proposal is "government-run grocery stores."
I think Biden is going to lose more centrist voters by being weak on terrorism than he'll gain from the far left.
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Introducing multiple file AI chat on Docalysis! You can now ask questions of multiple documents at once! Head over to Docalysis.com to try it out for free today.
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Check out this great review video of Docalysis AI for lawyers: youtube.com/watch?v=s1qWfRom…
Upload your PDF documents and have the AI answer your questions. You can use it to get AI-powered answers from contracts, depositions, and more!
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I played ChatGPT in chess. As a large language model, there's no reason to expect it'd be good at chess, other than following some opening book. But I was curious, so here's what happened.
ChatGPT is overall pretty impressive. It's not a chess engine, so I wouldn't expect it to be able to play chess anyway.
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Figma is now $20B proof that if people say “that market has already been solved”, then they’re probably wrong.