Il est toujours amusant de constater depuis l’étranger que la France aime à exporter ses foulards, s’ils ont un grand H près du bord

The issue with AI is that it’s a vague notion, and people use the confusion to promise a lot of stuff. There is a big difference between Alphafold and ChatGPT, and nowadays AI is mostly derivative uses of LLM, a far cry from “general” artificial intelligence

sama: “With GPT-5 now it’s like talking to an expert — a legitimate PhD-level expert in anything any area you need on demand ... whatever your goals are.”

Probably more MBA-level of intelligence

"The value of Bender’s and Hanna’s book, and the lesson of GPT-5, is that they remind us that “artificial intelligence” isn’t a scientific term or an engineering term. It’s a marketing term. And that’s true of all the chatter about AI eventually taking over the world"
www.latimes.com/business/sto...

Congratulations! This is a very sweet present:)

I like the notion that people write papers not to be read but to be reviewed, therefore requiring the use of the linguo from a subfield to signal belonging and get (the paper) accepted. It’s called peer-review after all

It’s just python programming at nearby @nersc.bsky.social