Helping companies improve their GenAI development and collaboration | Founding team | GTM at Orq.ai
The Death of the Knowledge Worker: OpenAI's o3 Is Just the Beginning Just digesting the fact that OpenAI's latest model, at max compute, outperforms PhD researchers and senior developers in problem-solving. That's not just impressive - it's transformative. I see many arguing about the high compute costs, but here's some perspective: - GPT-4's cost has dropped 1000x since launch - Compute power keeps getting cheaper and more powerful exponentially - Quantum computing breakthroughs are accelerating The complaints about costs remind me of early internet critics focusing on dial-up fees, completely missing the bigger picture of where we were heading. My prediction? In 5-10 years, we won't recognize the world we're working in today. The pace of advancement is far faster than most realize, and we're just at the beginning. Thoughts?
Founder and CEO | Ph.D. in Surgical Robotics
8hNice Ties, super excited and a bit scared about the next few years! Even the bicycle was seen as the "end of society" in the Netherlands in its early days. People tend to distrust the tech they do not understand yet. Its all about getting more in tune with the latest developments and sharing it with others. Can’t wait for the day ChatGPT gets more nuanced. Emotional intelligence for one would be amazing and sharper ethical decision-making. 🧠 🦾