George Hotz

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, I don't play CTFs anymore, but if I still play CTFs, a lot of, like, it's just, like, you have to write, like, a parser for this data format. Like, I wonder, or, like, admin of code. I wonder when the models are going to start to help with that kind of code. And they may. They may. And the models also may help you with speed. Yeah. And the models are very fast. Yeah.

I mean, I don't play CTFs anymore, but if I still play CTFs, a lot of, like, it's just, like, you have to write, like, a parser for this data format. Like, I wonder, or, like, admin of code. I wonder when the models are going to start to help with that kind of code. And they may. They may. And the models also may help you with speed. Yeah. And the models are very fast. Yeah.

I mean, I don't play CTFs anymore, but if I still play CTFs, a lot of, like, it's just, like, you have to write, like, a parser for this data format. Like, I wonder, or, like, admin of code. I wonder when the models are going to start to help with that kind of code. And they may. They may. And the models also may help you with speed. Yeah. And the models are very fast. Yeah.

But where the models won't, my programming speed is not at all limited by my typing speed. And in very few cases it is, yes. If I'm writing some script to just like parse some weird data format, sure, my programming speed is limited by my typing speed.

But where the models won't, my programming speed is not at all limited by my typing speed. And in very few cases it is, yes. If I'm writing some script to just like parse some weird data format, sure, my programming speed is limited by my typing speed.

But where the models won't, my programming speed is not at all limited by my typing speed. And in very few cases it is, yes. If I'm writing some script to just like parse some weird data format, sure, my programming speed is limited by my typing speed.

You know... When I was at Twitter, I tried to use ChatGPT to ask some questions, like, what's the API for this? And it would just hallucinate. It would just give me completely made-up API functions that sounded real.

You know... When I was at Twitter, I tried to use ChatGPT to ask some questions, like, what's the API for this? And it would just hallucinate. It would just give me completely made-up API functions that sounded real.

You know... When I was at Twitter, I tried to use ChatGPT to ask some questions, like, what's the API for this? And it would just hallucinate. It would just give me completely made-up API functions that sounded real.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

If you are writing an absolute basic React app with a button, it's not going to hallucinate, sure. No, there's kind of ways to fix the hallucination problem. I think Facebook has an interesting paper. It's called Atlas. And it's actually weird the way that we do language models right now where all of the information is in the weights. And the human brain is not really like this.

If you are writing an absolute basic React app with a button, it's not going to hallucinate, sure. No, there's kind of ways to fix the hallucination problem. I think Facebook has an interesting paper. It's called Atlas. And it's actually weird the way that we do language models right now where all of the information is in the weights. And the human brain is not really like this.

If you are writing an absolute basic React app with a button, it's not going to hallucinate, sure. No, there's kind of ways to fix the hallucination problem. I think Facebook has an interesting paper. It's called Atlas. And it's actually weird the way that we do language models right now where all of the information is in the weights. And the human brain is not really like this.

It's like a hippocampus and a memory system. So why don't LLMs have a memory system? And there's people working on them. I think future LLMs are going to be like smaller, but are going to run looping on themselves and are going to have retrieval systems. And the thing about using a retrieval system is you can cite sources explicitly.

It's like a hippocampus and a memory system. So why don't LLMs have a memory system? And there's people working on them. I think future LLMs are going to be like smaller, but are going to run looping on themselves and are going to have retrieval systems. And the thing about using a retrieval system is you can cite sources explicitly.