Yesterday I had a unique opportunity to interact and discuss projects with some of the brightest minds working on the most cutting edge tech including my buddy Arun Vijayvergiya whose working on o1. From scaling companies of 1 employee, predicting user behaviour and fraud before it happens, to breaking barriers on language the applications are huge! I also realised that while we all talk about the final goal of AGI, OpenAI and their peers may not have adequate data to train their models on EQ and SQ. A very interesting member asked the team if the recent reasoning models could help her on daily guidance how she should grow-up her son and answer his life questions. I think even the research team at OpenAI was caught off guard on the depth of that question ;) Interesting to see how EQ/SQ eventually is incorporated in years to come..
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OpenAI’s Sora leaks early🔥👇 Users briefly got their hands on OpenAI’s long-awaited Sora Tuesday — but not in the way anyone expected. First announced in February, the startup’s text-to-video model has yet to see a wide release. But a group of early testers beat OpenAI to the punch this week, releasing a prototype on HuggingFace for all to use. The leakers — a group of about a dozen digital artists — said they shared the model early as an act of protest. They want OpenAI to compensate its beta testers and give them more creative autonomy. (For its part, OpenAI says it puts few constraints on its reviewers — and that their feedback is always optional.) For about three hours, anyone could generate their own 10-second videos at 1080p with Sora’s Turbo variant, and social media was awash with users’ creations. No matter what you think of the protest, the consensus is that Sora is really good, maybe even “an order of magnitude better” than anything else currently available. Join the SBR2TH Tech Talent Weekly newsletter: https://lnkd.in/e3Tv72GK Find out more: www.SBR2TH.com Join the SBR2TH Tech Talent Weekly newsletter: https://lnkd.in/e3Tv72GK Click here to book a recruitment consultation for your business: https://lnkd.in/g5hVNd7F #future #economy #experience #work #tech #talent #recruiters #recruitment #talenthunter #developmentrecruitment #developerjobs #aijobs #mljobs #talentfocus #techrecruitment #techrecruiter #techtalent #sourcing #hiring #energy #energymarkets #tech #ai #ml #nuclearindustry #nuclearenergy #coalindustry #naturalgasindustry #solarpower #techadvancements #techcollaboration #techcompany #techcommunity #technews #news #sourcing #hiring
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Finally, we have some major competition for OpenAI’s Sora 🔥 I gave the same Sora prompt to Stability AI’s Stable Video! prompt → “Extreme close up of a 24 year old woman’s eye blinking, standing in Marrakech during magic hour, cinematic film shot in 70mm, depth of field, vivid colors, cinematic” ↓ If you liked this post, you might also enjoy my feed on latest breakthroughs in AI and creative tech: Utsav Soi 🚀
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1moFascinating insights, Karam! The breadth of applications you touched on—from scaling startups to anticipating user behavior—highlights just how transformative this era of tech innovation is. The question about integrating EQ and SQ into reasoning models truly hits a chord. While AGI is advancing in leaps, the emotional and social dimensions are what will make it resonate on a deeply human level. It’s intriguing to think about the role data and nuanced human experiences will play in shaping these models. Looking forward to seeing how these intersections evolve and how they redefine not just tech but the way we navigate life itself. Thanks for sharing!