Google just announced Med-Gemini for medical tasks.
It beats GPT-4 on all benchmarks:
Med-Gemini is a family of Gemini models fine-tuned for medical tasks.
The MedQA-USMLE benchmark is a dataset of USMLE-style multiple-choice questions used to evaluate the medical knowledge and reasoning capabilities of AI systems.
Med-Gemini set a new state-of-the-art of 91.1% on this benchmark.
It also outperformed GPT-4 models by an average margin of 44.5% on 7 multimodal benchmarks.
I just launched my course on Understanding Prompt Engineering.
My 10 favourite strategies to get the best results when prompting ChatGPT:
1. Clarity
• Include the relevant context to reduce ambiguity.
• Example: “I'm an 8th-grade math teacher preparing to teach trigonometry.”
2. Specificity
• The more specific you are, the closer you get to your desired answer.
• Example: “Design a lesson plan tailored for a 60-minute session with 20 students.”
In his essay, "Why AI Will Save the World," Marc Andreessen presents the argument that AI could do more than make our lives better—it could quite conceivably save the world.
Here's why AI has the potential to revolutionise life on Earth:
Marc Andreessen is the Co-Founder and general partner of the VC firm a16z.
He refutes fears surrounding AI and presents an action plan for the West to achieve AI dominance.
Andreessen believes AI is just a tool—like fire and rocks—that can be used for good or bad.
Andreessen debunks four key AI concerns:
1. Autonomous killer robots — AI isn't a sentient being, it's a tool with no inherent desires.
2. AI destroying society — historical evidence suggests tech advancements help society, not harm it.