Tyler Cowen

And two of those are quite recent.

GPT-4 now is a little, you know, two plus years ago.

But the other two are, you know, months ago.

real depth.

So I use 03 a lot to ask it about classical music I'm listening to.

And I'll say, well, I'm going to listen to Sibelius's first symphony.

What should I listen for in the symphony?

It's remarkably deep.

You could almost say empathetic, thorough.

It just understands the stuff better, I think, than any human source you would find.

There are some hallucinations.

They're not actually a problem with that kind of query.

Well beyond what you would expect.

And then if you count breadth, I mean, they can answer almost anything.

You could ask it about Turkish economic history in the 13th century, and you'd get something better than what you'd get from all but a handful of humans.

So I think

Right now, asking O3 is not quite as good as asking the world's leading expert on a topic, but it's better than asking like a tenured professor who might work in that area who's at a top 10 or 20 school.

And that's really impressive.

So it's kicking our butts.

Well, it's easy at my age.