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Apr 16 9 tweets 3 min read Read on X
o3 is out and it is absolutely amazing!!

i've been playing with it for a week or so and it's already my go-to model. it's fast, agentic, extremely smart, and has great vibes.

some of my top use cases:

- it flagged every single time I sidestepped conflict in my meeting transcripts
- it spun up a bite‑size ML course that it pings me about every morning
- it found a stroller brand from one blurry photo
- it coded a new custom AI benchmark in record time
- X‑rayed an Annie Dillard classic and found writing tricks I’d never noticed before
- it even analyzed @every’s org chart to tell me what we’ll be good at shipping, and what our weaknesses are

my full review is on @every now!Image
I am getting an insane amount of outreach about how to implement this at companies…if that’s your question, we actually have an entire team dedicated to helping:

every.to/consulting

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Apr 10
ChatGPT just got an INSANE new memory update.

It remembers things about you between chats, in a sophisticated and intelligent way. Best prompt to try?

“Tell me some unexpected things you remember about me” Image
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Mar 6
Now that computers can do squishy, intuitive thinking we’re moving beyond our obsession with rationalism.

It’s why everyone in AI talks about vibes and big model smell—we need something else to describe the level of complexity computers can handle now.
The predominant metaphor for business and technology in the 2010s was science. That’s why we used words like hypothesis, theory, and feedback loops.

Now that we’re using words like vibes, the metaphor is shifting to art.
The shift from science to art implies something else;

In the 2010s startups needed to solve a well-defined problem, to find the “truth” about a customer or a market. This is all very science-y.

If the new metaphor for startups is art…then startups should pursue beauty, not truth.
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Jan 26, 2024
HOLY SHIT they built it Image
I wrote about this as an idea in December. Can't believe it happened so soon! Image
Also wrote about something like this in November: Image
Read 6 tweets
Jan 18, 2024
David Perell (@david_perell) is one of the best known internet writers of his generation.

@ChatGPTapp has become a go-to tool in his arsenal for creating great work. I dove deep with him on how he uses ChatGPT for:

- Doing deep reading of old books
- Finding anecdotes that spread
- Better understanding his taste
- Finding his heroes
- Understanding his blind spots as a leader
- Unpacking the strategy of his business

It was one of the deepest and most inspiring episodes we’ve ever done. And it's the first one we've ever recorded in person!

Watch below.

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Timestamps:
Intro 00:53
Finding and understanding his heroes 13:42
Understanding his personality and leadership style 19:14
Who does David work well with? 25:53
Workshopping The New York Times’s business strategy 36:52
Why ChatGPT is incredible at diversity, accessibility, and speed 52:54
Bringing old books like Moby Dick to life with DALLE 58:50
Using ChatGPT for deep textual analysis 1:06:29
ChatGPT for writing anecdotes that spread 1:21:04
Conversations with ChatGPT as food and drink for the soul 1:25:55
@david_perell @ChatGPTapp Watch on YouTube:
Read 4 tweets
May 5, 2023
I run a media company, and I love writing. So it’s bittersweet to write this, but here it is:

AI is going to fundamentally change media in all sorts of ways over the next five years...
Specifically, I think it will:

- Automate commodity content (like summaries)
- Unbundle research from narrative
- Write previously unwritten stories

Let me explain..
1/ Automating commodity content

Media companies monetize creativity, but the creative act is inherently unpredictable. Most of the media business is about looking for ways to de-risk creativity
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Mar 18, 2023
Let's see if GPT-4 can build ChatGPT in 10 prompts or less:
Note: I'm going to do this live, I have no idea if this is going to work. Wish me luck 🫡
PROMPT 1:

We're asking it to build a React component for a chatbot: Image
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