Rob Moore
@robmoore.tech
Founder & CTO Churnkey.co | Oxford AI alum
Sharing thoughts on software, startups & modern work
Sharing thoughts on software, startups & modern work
We're optimizing language models for mediocrity.
LLMs are trained to find the most likely next word. But history's greatest ideas were, by definition, were improbable.
The future belongs to models that don't predict what most would say, but what one in a million might say to change everything.
LLMs are trained to find the most likely next word. But history's greatest ideas were, by definition, were improbable.
The future belongs to models that don't predict what most would say, but what one in a million might say to change everything.
March 1, 2025 at 2:36 PM
We're optimizing language models for mediocrity.
LLMs are trained to find the most likely next word. But history's greatest ideas were, by definition, were improbable.
The future belongs to models that don't predict what most would say, but what one in a million might say to change everything.
LLMs are trained to find the most likely next word. But history's greatest ideas were, by definition, were improbable.
The future belongs to models that don't predict what most would say, but what one in a million might say to change everything.
Fantastic paper from @majeedkazemi.bsky.social on how learning to code in the age of AI.
AI writing code negatively impacts learning, no surprise there. This paper looks at how we can fix that with embedded learning mechanisms. 3 thoughts from reading this →
AI writing code negatively impacts learning, no surprise there. This paper looks at how we can fix that with embedded learning mechanisms. 3 thoughts from reading this →
February 4, 2025 at 8:58 PM
Fantastic paper from @majeedkazemi.bsky.social on how learning to code in the age of AI.
AI writing code negatively impacts learning, no surprise there. This paper looks at how we can fix that with embedded learning mechanisms. 3 thoughts from reading this →
AI writing code negatively impacts learning, no surprise there. This paper looks at how we can fix that with embedded learning mechanisms. 3 thoughts from reading this →
"Do not wear too fine, nor yet too frowzy, a toga" - Seneca On the Philosopher's Mean (V)
January 24, 2025 at 2:28 AM
"Do not wear too fine, nor yet too frowzy, a toga" - Seneca On the Philosopher's Mean (V)