looking at the answer to the problem, i also cannot understand it at all. it references something called the "Skolem-Mahler-Lech theorem." is this the "instant recognition" dan was talking about?
let's see if o1 can help me here...
9/
once again, the words i get back make no sense to me. i ask it to make me some new code and... again it doesn't work.
so, even with what appears to be a pretty big hint, if this was one of the problems o3 was able to solve, it's blowing me + o1 out of the water
10/
but, that was a "medium" problem. let's try an "easy."
again, o1 gets the answer confidently wrong, stating 5^18+1 instead of the apparently correct 5^18 + 6*5^9 + 1
when i gave it a hint and said there was a middle term of X * 5^9, it doubled down
11/
it's possible there are much easier problems lurking in the test set, or i prompted poorly
but i'm inclined to say that, yes, this seems to represent a big capabilities increase
the big question on my mind: how would o3 (at $1k per pop) perform on *my* research questions?
12/
that's the zoomed in view. the zoomed out view is this one
it's one of ~ tens of equivalent plots we have all seen, which seem to indicate we are on an exponential curve
not much more to say tonight, but i expect i'll be processing this for a while, and perhaps will have more to say later.
sleep well if possible, friends.
16/
i missed the headline.
why are people calling o3 the singularity / fast takeoff?
they can feed those expensive test-time outputs back into training, so the next round of test-time outputs are even better.
if that works, it's just going to steadily keep getting smarter.
17/
i think often of a WWI anecdote from @HardcoreHistory
one declaration of war followed another, but those were just abstract words on paper. people lived their lives as normal, but permeated by a sense of unease and unreality.
describes the post-o3 mood pretty well.
18/
@HardcoreHistory in recent memory, it reminds me the most of february 2020.
i remember vividly a conversation i had where someone quite close to me told me they were sure covid was overblown precisely because too many people were raising the alarm.
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of course, i've felt this way more recently too
i remember hearing rumors about gpt4 before its release. somebody told me they asked to to code up a game of pong, and it worked. later i used a friend's early access and it explained lacan to me.
i felt a similar vertigo.
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