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Generative AI: autocomplete for everything
AUTOCOMPLETE EVERYTHING: THE RISE OF LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS
Mustafa Suleyman • The Coming Wave: Technology, Power, and the Twenty-first Century's Greatest Dilemma
Generative AI’s first
year out the gate—“Act 1”—came from the
technology-out
. We discovered a new “hammer”—foundation models—and unleashed a wave of novelty apps that were lightweight demonstrations of cool new technology.
We now believe
the market is entering “Act 2”—which will be from the
customer-back
. Act 2 will solve human problems end-to-end.... See more
year out the gate—“Act 1”—came from the
technology-out
. We discovered a new “hammer”—foundation models—and unleashed a wave of novelty apps that were lightweight demonstrations of cool new technology.
We now believe
the market is entering “Act 2”—which will be from the
customer-back
. Act 2 will solve human problems end-to-end.... See more
Sonya Huang • Generative AI’s Act Two
ModelsText is the most advanced domain. However, natural language is hard to get right, and quality matters. Today, the models are decently good at generic short/medium-form writing (but even so, they are typically used for iteration or first drafts). Over time, as the models get better, we should expect to see higher quality outputs, longer-form c... See more
Pat Grady • Generative AI: A Creative New World
From Ezra Klein: AI might be able to churn out content faste...
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