9: Microsoft Copilot

Write to organize your thoughts
Write to sharpen your memory
Write to be more articulate
Write to expose obstacles
Write to enhance focus
Write to reduce stress
Write to clarify ideas
Write to persuade

Writing changes you
Writing online changes the world
Write

— ROB FUNSTON (@therobfunston) April 9, 2023

That includes the downfall of this website too. I left for a while. Kind of came back hoping maybe it had bottomed out and might stabilize. I have so many friends here.

But it’s bad. And I increasingly feel uncomfortable participating in it.

— Amber Naslund 🦥 (@AmberCadabra) April 9, 2023

We are at the iPhone moment of AI.

This will transform the entertainment industry/content creation 🧵

1. This short film is made with ChatGPT-4 and @WonderDynamics.pic.twitter.com/ViFsMCVfkB

— Barsee 🐶 (@heyBarsee) April 9, 2023

Status quo is the most challenging competitor in the market.

— hiten.eth (@hnshah) April 9, 2023

This is no good.

Europe should ally itself with the US. Democracies should stick together.

France should put its pride aside.https://t.co/OVdPiYEe1R pic.twitter.com/7eEPyOwYNd

— Stefan Schubert (@StefanFSchubert) April 9, 2023

GOP are losing their mind over this, but there’s precedent - including their own.

Courts ordered Trump to fully restore DACA. They ignored it w/ Republican support.

GOP operate in complete contempt for the law until they’re in a position to shred Constitutional & human rights. https://t.co/kfxsdF5eKG

— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) April 9, 2023

arrived at my Italian fiancé’s parents place 8 minutes ago and so far i have been offered:

- pasta
- lamb
- savory and sweet croissants
- stuffing
- dessert
- tuna salad
- chicken salad
- donuts
- potato chips
- mushrooms
- carrot bread
- steak

happy easter!

— cokie (@cokiehasiotis) April 8, 2023

Most people have no idea what VCs look for

I certainly didn’t

Then I founded a startup that raised $10M from a16z

Here are 13 things that get VCs to write a check:

— Michael Houck 💡 (@callmehouck) April 9, 2023

Friendly reminder:

Things that seem obvious to you are not always obvious to other people

— Justin Gordon (@justingordon212) April 9, 2023

A federal official wrote a parody of Harvard’s attitude toward Asian Americans and shared it with Harvard’s dean of admissions. Why did a judge try to hide that from the public? https://t.co/gDaHxTPF27

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) April 9, 2023

9: Google

9: Larry Ellison

9: Jony Ive

9: China

Storytelling is a money-printing skill.

But it takes a lot of time to write and read.

Here are 10 podcasts that'll help you learn fast (don't miss out):

— Parker Worth ⚡️ (@worth_parker) April 9, 2023

Interesting point, but an example might make it clearer. Can you think of a prominent person who's currently wasting his talents in software when he could be working on manufacturing and heavy industries?

— Paul Graham (@paulg) April 9, 2023

Muslims can have fun too. Why are these guys stirring the pot? https://t.co/KirGrAhvgl

— Hussein Kanji (@hkanji) April 9, 2023

100 million people use ChatGPT.

Fewer than 1% understand it.

A mega thread to get you up to speed:

— Misha (@mishadavinci) April 9, 2023

2000 - MIT’s Cynthia Breazeal @cynthiabreazeal develops Kismet, a robot that can recognize and simulate emotions. pic.twitter.com/HlZQL0STPI

— Misha (@mishadavinci) April 9, 2023

Artificial intelligence can make adults nervous, but experts say exploring it as a family is the best way to understand its pros and cons: https://t.co/QpdG5TZnfH

— mitRAISE (@MitRaise) March 22, 2023

Today’s generative AI models require thousands of GPUs to run.

In fact, OpenAI used 10,000 Nvidia GPUs to train ChatGPT.https://t.co/Z9hn3rXnZY

— Misha (@mishadavinci) April 9, 2023

2015 - OpenAI is founded as a nonprofit by Elon Musk, Sam Altman, Reid Hoffman, Jessica Livingston, & others.

Their mission is to spend $1 billion to keep humanity safe from evil AI.

Musk later pulls out of the deal and OpenAI takes on corporate backers.https://t.co/nMNuN5DSUe

— Misha (@mishadavinci) April 9, 2023

2018 - LLMs (Large Language Models) emerge.

LLMs are a type of AI system that's been trained on enormous amounts of text data.

They can understand natural language and produce human-like responses to inputs. pic.twitter.com/C8VYBQU0hl

— Misha (@mishadavinci) April 9, 2023

The key term here is Emerge. Two new disciplines: (1) Emergent Behavior and (2) Prompt Engineering.

— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) April 9, 2023

2018 - OpenAI introduces GPT
(Generative Pre-trained Transformer).

This becomes one of the most significant breakthroughs in natural language processing. pic.twitter.com/uYtmAyue0r

— Misha (@mishadavinci) April 9, 2023

November 30, 2022 - OpenAI launches ChatGPT a chatbot.

It is built on top of GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 large language models. pic.twitter.com/K6DMYdmQ17

— Misha (@mishadavinci) April 9, 2023

ChatGPT generates human-like text based on prompts from users.

It predicts the next word in a given text, based on the patterns it has learned from a massive amount of data during its training process. pic.twitter.com/15e9CXUKLY

— Misha (@mishadavinci) April 9, 2023

When you prompt ChatGPT it uses ‘transformer architecture’ to respond.

This is a deep learning technique that works through terabytes of data containing billions of words to create an answer. pic.twitter.com/CxRS1MsmTJ

— Misha (@mishadavinci) April 9, 2023

December 4, 2022 - ChatGPT reaches 1 million users.

January 2023 - ChatGPT reaches 100 million active monthly users.

It is the "fastest-growing consumer application in history." pic.twitter.com/khHsNwkbWn

— Misha (@mishadavinci) April 9, 2023

You project to the next 50 years.......

— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) April 9, 2023

For a deep dive into how ChatGPT works read this blog post from Stephen Wolfram:
https://t.co/rbszmwnXy2

— Misha (@mishadavinci) April 9, 2023

AI is going to transform education, even if AI technology does not improve further

But I think education may be able to adapt to AI far more effectively than other industries & in ways that will improve both student learning and the lives of instructors https://t.co/prg1eJiFyQ

— Ethan Mollick (@emollick) April 9, 2023

Congratulations to Australia’s Michelle Lee for being the 1st woman to row solo unassisted with no stoppages across the Pacific Ocean - 237 days, 14,000 kilometres, 5 hurricanes and 4 cyclones. A true legend. pic.twitter.com/6J0vKky1Iq

— Anthony Sider (@BudgetDude) April 9, 2023

#SundayMorning #coffee check in! What’s in your mug this morning? ☕️🤔 pic.twitter.com/vGJ6KzfNwZ

— Melissa Stewart (@MelissaOnline) April 9, 2023

I watched a movie last night with Jonah Hill called "You People". In it, was the best explanation I've heard of how white people are perceived by non-whites and why. It's a touchy subject of course and uncomfortable to many. I'm glad I watched it though

— Rick Elliott 🎸 (@madbaldscotsman) April 9, 2023

I don't know about AI version of social, everything is AI now. But we can talk next generation social. I have something.

— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) April 9, 2023

My 3C Framework For Getting Out Of A Rut (After Years Of Testing): pic.twitter.com/2Wa4GQceAs

— Dickie Bush 🚢 (@dickiebush) April 8, 2023

Military soldier robots have arrived.

⁦@ScottAdamsSays⁩ https://t.co/i5afkiOf6g

— Owen Gregorian (@OwenGregorian) April 9, 2023

Every piece of advice I could think of after 6 years as a creator.

1. The difference between big outcomes and small outcomes usually comes down to relationships.

2. Access is easier than you think. The people you think you could never meet or talk to? Chances are you can.

— Jay Clouse (@jayclouse) April 9, 2023

3. Design matters a lot. EVERYTHING is designed and people conflate good design with being trustworthy.

4. Distribution matters as much as (or more than) the product.

5. Distribution alone can't save a BAD product (over the long term).

— Jay Clouse (@jayclouse) April 9, 2023

6. Selling is the most important skill you can learn.

7. Storytelling is the key to selling.

8. People buy from whom they know, like, and trust. We need to know you to like you, and we need to like you to trust you. We need trust you to buy from you.

— Jay Clouse (@jayclouse) April 9, 2023

9. Balance your ambition with patience.

10. It's easier to sell to people with money. And it's easier to help people who don't *really* need your help.

11. Being resilient can make up for just about any deficit.

12. Writing is at the core of ALL creative work. Get good at it.

— Jay Clouse (@jayclouse) April 9, 2023

View That Chamath Palihapitiya Is the Next Buffett Dented by Interest Rates https://t.co/xDTS3VC4Dk

— Brian Laung Aoaeh, CFA (@brianlaungaoaeh) April 9, 2023

Pope Francis appeared to ask Russians to seek the truth about their country’s invasion of Ukraine in his Easter message to the world
“Help the beloved Ukrainian people on their journey towards peace, and shed the light of Easter upon the people of Russia.”https://t.co/w4UgeKk69X

— Mikhail Khodorkovsky (@mbk_center) April 9, 2023

reversing this takes years of controlling your environment, stimuli, and self-talk

there is nothing wrong with sitting and thinking silently

the world would be a better place if children had space to explore their fascinations independently, at their own pace

think slow https://t.co/Qef3f54EG8

— Maggie (@MagNorris) April 9, 2023

Uber's CEO became an undercover boss in a used Tesla and was surprised by how rude some riders can be https://t.co/nsXhQtPeen

— Brian Laung Aoaeh, CFA (@brianlaungaoaeh) April 9, 2023

Mother's day is coming soon and you're looking for a gift for your dog mom 🐕 This T-shirt is a "pawfect" gift for her 💖

Customize yours now 👇👇👇#pawsionate #personalizedgifts #doglovers #dogmom #dogparents

— Pawsionate (@pawsionatecom) April 5, 2023

Network effects compound exponentially!

— Alok Tayi (@aloktayi) April 9, 2023