I asked it my favorite question to ask these models, and it gave much more interesting answers than either o1 preview or Claude 3.5 Sonnet.
They're not quite as mind-bending as I'd want -- I've seen a version of all of them except #7 -- but still better:
Biological complexity emerges from higher-dimensional substrates.
Dec 3, 2024 • 7 tweets • 3 min read
Introducing Boring News
A daily series where we take three top stories from @Polymarket, explain the odds with AI, and deliver it straight to you on X.
Why Boring? Because it's just the odds and the AI-informed context. No sensationalism. No bias.
Dec 3: Assad, Hegseth, Penny
Not Boring's two newest team members @amanmatreja & @pasricha_sehaj built Boring News in just 3 weeks.
With @Polymarket @grok @perplexity_ai @ChatGPTapp @AnthropicAI & @elevenlabsio.
No humans --> less bias
Jun 3, 2024 • 25 tweets • 6 min read
The world is going to keep getting better because people are going to keep making it better.
Techno-Industrial Deep Dives:
Overview: The Techno-Industrial Revolution
“Everybody wants an abundant future, but nobody wants to dig no heavy-ass rocks.”
Mining is a $2 trillion industry. It's eons older than prostitution & may be the last industry standing post-AGI. But new discoveries are anemic and VC doesn't touch it.
Enter @earthaiexplore 🪨
Earth AI is a vertically-integrated predictive explorer and driller for critical metals.
In the past 6 months, it's made 3 discoveries: Molybdenum, Palladium, and Lead/Silver. The whole industry spent $12 billion to make ~45 last year.
Feb 28, 2023 • 8 tweets • 4 min read
🗣️Start taking weird shit more seriously.
Like ZIRP Phenomena. What if they're not a one-time aberration, but a glimpse into an even wilder future?
notboring.co/p/the-appetizi…
The fact is: fewer people need to work to keep everyone alive. 83% of Americans farmed in 1800. It's 1% now.
Atomic AI fits Not Boring Capital's thesis perfectly.
Hard Startup: science ft. on the cover of Science
Value: clear path to billions in revenue
So What?: potential to save millions of lives
Bits & Atoms: AI x Structural Bio
Here's the story of Atomic AI & its $35M Series A:
Meet @AtomicAICo.
Based on @raphaeljlt's research, which was featured on the cover of Science in 2021, @AtomicAICo is unlocking the potential of RNA-targeting and RNA-based medicine.
It's a beautiful mix of AI and structural biology, bits and atoms.
Jan 22, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Good start. 🦅
Good stop. 🦅
Jan 21, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Three random Saturday morning thoughts:
1. Kids & Free Time 2. Shilling 3. Predictions
1. It's impossible for people without kids to realize how much free time they have.
Getting a couple hours to work or workout on a weekend morning feels like a guilty pleasure now. Kids are the best, but I wish I had known how little time I had / wasted less of it before.
Jan 10, 2023 • 6 tweets • 4 min read
Introducing Not Boring Capital Fund III
A $30 million fund to back Hard Startups that can bend the world's trajectory upwards.
Fund III is an evolution of our strategy and a double-down on narrative.
- More concentrated: 30 core checks of $500k-$1M
- Earlier stage: Pre-Seed through Series A
- Hard Startups: See The Good Thing About Hard Things
- Liquid Super Team: @ElliotHershberg@rrana03_@damccormick13
Could they feasibly have to just stay in that room and keep revoting for Speaker until the 2024 election?
So many questions:
Are Brazilian authorities allowed to enter the House Chamber or is George Santos safe as long as this vote goes on?
Are they allowed to order food?
Is @CSPAN allowed to pay Congresspeople to compete in relay races / tug-of-wars / etc...?
Dec 26, 2022 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
"Perhaps, then, the future will see a world aristocracy supported by the only slaves that can humanely serve in such a post—sophisticated machines.
And there will be an infinitely newer and broader liberal arts program, taught by the teaching machines, from which each person could choose.
Dec 16, 2022 • 6 tweets • 4 min read
I promise you will have a better day if you kick it off by reading about fusion ignition, renewable progress, carbon removal, biotech, weight loss drugs, & AI than by spending another 15 mins doomscrolling Elon takes.
ok this is wild
actually building this in @Replit and holy shit
Nov 15, 2022 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
Lesson from the FTX debacle is: a narrative can distort perspectives on exactly the same information.
The fraud part was secret, but all of the stuff that people are pointing out as ridiculous now was publicly available. We interpreted it differently two weeks ago than today:
Ex: company is run by super smart young people --> holy shit they let someone with a couple years of risk at Credit Suisse be the COO
Did Twitter kill bookmark folders?
I've been a day one Blue subscriber, and paid my $8 🤔
Nov 7, 2022 • 11 tweets • 5 min read
Introducing: Anton Teaches Packy AI
A ~weekly YouTube series in which Chroma's Anton Troynikov explains a key AI research paper to me.
Asking dumb questions to smart people is the role I was born to play.
If you want a deeper AI understanding than "WOAH," this is for you.
A couple of weeks ago, I joked (but, like, seriously) that I had no idea what I was looking at when I tried to read an AI research paper.
- Started as a teacher
- Opened a charter school, got sued by Teacher's Union
- Law school
- AltSchool on microschools
- Law firm: argued edu Supreme Court Case
- Launched Schoolhouse
- Odyssey
open.spotify.com/episode/5MDRio…@WithOdyssey_ gives parents choice in their kids' education. It makes it easy to apply for state ESAs & microgrants, which parents can spend on their kids' education. Online courses, music classes, @Primer, private school - whatever is best for the kid.