Peter Welinder @npew

Devices @OpenAI San Francisco, CA Joined April 2010

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Freddy Vega @freddier

2 days ago

GPT-6 Astra got +80% on a Physics benchmark. It insisted the expert results were wrong and its calculations were right. A team checked. And yes. GPT-6 Astra was right. New score: 98%

Pratik Rath @PratikRath15

3 days ago

arxiv.org/abs/2610.16733

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Peter Welinder @npew

2 days ago

@manuaero Congrats!

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DHH @dhh

3 days ago

Sol completes the tasks less than 5 percentage points off Opus, but at less than a tenth of the cost!! $0.80 vs $10.53. Incredible performance from @OpenAI 💪

Agents on Rails is back with Stage 3! We put the best-performing models to the test with 7 new multi-step tasks, each spanning 3–8 tickets. From building Rails apps from scratch to navigating existing (and at times messy) legacy codebases, we wanted to see how well agents handle

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Peter Welinder @npew

3 days ago

Regulated scarcity.

Emma Camp @emmma_camp_

3 days ago

These NYC apartments are standing empty, not because the owners don't want to rent them, but because rent stabilization laws prohibit them from charging enough to earn back the costs of necessary repairs. My latest for @WSJFreeEx

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DHH @dhh

a week ago

This is the first time I've actually preferred with drive as Codex as main and Claude as secondary for an extended period of time. Amazing how good Sol 6.1 is!

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Andrew Trask @iamtrask

a week ago

🌶️ fixed it only a fool would say AI is *creating* vulnerabilities faster than ever... the vulnerabilities were there already this is a chart about us *fixing* vulnerabilities faster than ever before... it's a chart about the internet becoming secure.

a16z @a16z

2 weeks ago

Cyber is having a moment Across 21 major software companies, including Apple, AWS, Microsoft, and Google: - Reported critical vulnerabilities never cleared 100 per month in four years - Since spring they've jumped to over 600 per month

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Peter Welinder @npew

a week ago

I’m with Team Humanity. We’re building tools to empower us humans to realize our dreams.

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Peter Welinder @npew

a week ago

@resumakeovers Constant glitches: Camera not turning on. Siri not responding. Notifications randomly turning on. 1 million toggles in Settings. Impossible to find which messages are still unread. List goes on.

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Peter Welinder @npew

a week ago

I miss the time when Apple products just worked.

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Deedy @deedydas

a week ago

OpenAI’s math release is, in the words of Opus, “the single most consequential mathematical release ever” * LLMs have how made substantial progress on 4 of 7 Millenium Prize problems: Navier-Stokes (claimed), Riemann, Hodge and Birch-Swinnerton-Dyer. Poincaré was solved in 2003. The two left are P v NP and Yang Mills. *conditional on verification On average, each OpenAI result used only 3hrs of thinking compute on their new unreleased models. Two years ago, models said 9.11 > 9.9. Today, we have results that the smartest human minds have not been able to achieve in their entire lives. It is clear that data, compute and algorithms scale. Every model generation (3mos) has made substantial intelligence progress. It also becomes incredibly hard to not believe that all knowledge work will change monumentally over time. The things AI can not do in the foreseeable future are very likely context-bound (don’t have access to the right information) than intelligence bound. Some might argue they are also creativity-bound or judgement-bound (what should I work on), although it can be argued that future generations could solve for this (given, say, the advancement in research taste for models over time). AGI is defined as surpassing human capabilities on virtually all cognitive tasks. By most interpretations of that definition, we are there. The domains humans are still better than AI, such as, robotics / physical world control (data-bound?), natural science research (data-bound), some creative domains like writing, movies, music (creativity-bound), super long tasks (context-bound), choosing problems to solve (creativity-bound) and maybe human relationships management (meat-proxy bound?). In many ways, we have achieved AGI.

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Simon Smith @_simonsmith

a week ago

Muse is extremely user-friendly, Claude is very smart and has great design taste, but in my experience for research tasks ChatGPT smokes them both.

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Mitchell Hashimoto @mitchellh

a week ago

I just called Chungus (my OpenAI Dot) on the phone while picking up mexican food and asked it to transfer some Rex benchmarks from last night on my Mac Studio to my MacBook Pro via Tailscale and I just got to my desk and there they are. What a fucking time to be alive.

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Francois Laberge @seflless

a week ago

Gesture recognition using the Decisions API by @OpenAIDevs. Thanks to it's vision understanding it is way more accurate than my previous Jev-based demo. It was also faster. cc @thsottiaux @jxnlco @pvncher @tldraw @steveruizok

Francois Laberge @seflless

4 weeks ago

Jev as a shape recognizer. Results are mixed, but damn it’s fast. Multi modal coming though (See comments), hopefully that “just works”

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𝙲𝚑𝚊𝚛𝚕𝚎𝚜 𝙲. 𝙼𝚊𝚗𝚗 @CharlesCMann

2 weeks ago

Man, something must have happened in November 2024.

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Soleio @soleio

a week ago

We can reindustrialize America around high-scale manufacturing, superintelligence, and robotics. We can be a nation made solvent through taxing exports, not taxing its citizens. We can eradicate most diseases, energy shortages, hunger, housing insecurity, and violent crime.

Chris Pedregal @cjpedregal

a week ago

We need more optimistic visions for what the future could be. We need more optimistic visions for what the future could be. We need more optimistic visions for what the future could be.

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Peter Welinder @npew

a week ago

Best growth and prosperity strategy for countries: cheap energy, high-skill immigration, and don’t over-regulate. Pretty simple.

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Peter Welinder @npew

2 weeks ago

So much worry about China sprinting ahead on foundation models. I would assume China doesn't want their own models hacking into their systems either. In other words, once you hit the frontier, you have no choice but to be careful and focus on safety.

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Haider. @haider1

2 weeks ago

gpt-6.1 sol has saturated the FrontierMath Tier 4 benchmark that was considered exceptionally difficult even for research-level math just last year that's only 10 months of progress also Astra solved 5 erdős problems, and 2 of them under budget

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Not Jerome Powell @alifarhat79

2 weeks ago

Who the fuck comes up with this shit lmao

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Solve SF @solve_sf

2 weeks ago

Just this morning, needles and other drug paraphernalia reported next to Marshall Elementary. "A couple weeks ago, a first grader reached through the fence surrounding the recess yard and grabbed a bloody hypothermic needle. He passed it around to four other children before it was caught."

San Francisco Chronicle @sfchronicle

2 weeks ago

Parents and staff of Marshall Elementary in the Mission District and the area’s supervisor said street conditions have worsened since school started. They’re asking for more help. sfchronicle.com/sf/article/sf-…