Sam Chappell
@sdchappell
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Deploying AI at work @notathreatai
Boston, MA
Joined December 2011
RT @omooretweets: Vertical voice agents are some of the fastest growing companies our team @a16z is seeing in the AI era. But how do you s…
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Work smarter, not less
Pre-AI: 10,000 hours Post-AI: 10,000 hours
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Constraints force creativity
Final take: DeepSeek is for me where Anthropic and OpenAI were two years ago. Very talented team in the 100-200 range, exclusively focused on scientific research/engineering, with middle-level GPU resources but nothing gigantic.
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RT @Robert_Palgrave: And that overall is my problem again here. There is lots on how AI was integrated into the process, but much less on v…
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Those with good taste and judgment will benefit most from an AI-enabled future.
Note that lower-ability scientists are as good as chance to identify viable compounds once the GNN is used; the discovery curve is flat. Very, very, very cool result.
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RT @tsarnick: Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz say that AI models are hitting a ceiling of capabilities: "we've really slowed down in terms…
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RT @emollick: O1 is a clear preview of the problem of advanced AI. It does stuff that looks really good (this is from a new OpenAI demo) &…
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RT @emollick: Managers are actually super important and good management matters. If AI can help people manage better that would be good.
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RT @AtakanTekparmak: I just gave Gemini 1.5 Pro 334.802 tokens of Apache2 server logs and told which folder the attackers modified on my wo…
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@eshear Short-form content became more prevalent (cheaper TVs, 24h news, etc.), the rise of longer movies was the counterpoint
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@jasonfried This sounds magical. And with LLMs, all arguments against writing as the primary method of communication go kaput!
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Write it down. Work it out. If you can't explain it to yourself, good luck explaining it to somebody else.
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Cool visualization of human vs. AI writing. Human takes a random walk, AI takes the average path
I think there's maybe really something here, look at this. I got GPT to respond to the prompt from this Then I got a sequence of embeddings for each word in both the human- and GPT- authored essays. You can see how the human one moves around more.
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