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nic carter on X: "this NVDA rally has gone from "incredibly impressive" to actually scaring me a bit. not for AI safety reasons. I'll explain. I'm lucky enough to be an early investor in @CoreWeave, one of the most incredible startup stories I've ever seen. one of the most interesting things https://t.co/8a1X2KvkFF" / X

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To view keyboard shortcuts, press question mark View keyboard shortcuts Post See new posts Conversation nic carter @nic__carter Follow this NVDA rally has gone from "incredibly impressive" to actually scaring me a bit. not for AI safety reasons. I'll explain. I'm lucky enough to be an early investor in @CoreWeave , one of the most incredible startup stories I've ever seen. one of the most interesting things about proximity to CW is simply having a pulse on which AI use cases are taking off at any given time. back in 2019 the team told me "this thing called AI dungeon is hammering our servers". it was a text based fantasy adventure game built on GPT2. of course I quickly "jailbroke" the game and was able to get it to return arbitrary queries rather than simply following the game's intended design. even on a fairly primitive LLM, the experience of an interactive and sophisticated text model absolutely blew my socks off. at that moment I felt something had changed forever. many people

nic carter @nic_carter this NVDA rally has gone from "incredibly impressive" to actually scaring me a bit. not for AI safety reasons. I'll explain. I'm lucky enough to be an early investor in @ CoreWeave , one of the most incredible startup stories I've ever seen. one of the most interesting things about proximity to CW is simply having a pulse on which AI use cases are taking off at any given time. back in 2019 the team told me "this thing called AI dungeon is hammering our servers". it was a text based fantasy adventure game built on GPT2. of course I quickly "jailbroke" the game and was abl

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