Nathaniel Whittemore

By far, the use case that I will be paying the most attention to in the immediate term is this UI codex type of integration.

In my first tests, it did make a big difference in terms of the quality of what I could get out of Codex when it comes to UI design, but it was still more in the realm of reference images than it was actually about implementing a specific already designed UI.

Maybe one last thing to note is that the team at OpenAI is very clearly teasing that this is one of the first examples we've seen of what you can do when you have more resources to throw at a model's training.

Greg Brockman doesn't talk about people who have argued in the past that we've hit a pre-training wall, but he does say really incredible what you're now able to create with a little bit of compute.

Sounds like from what most folks are thinking and hearing, we might not be all that far from getting to see what that little bit of compute does, even outside of images as well.

For now, this model has plenty of new capabilities to go play around with, and I am excited to see what you do.

But that's going to do it for today's AI Daily Brief.

Appreciate you listening or watching, as always.

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