Computing the Uncomputable: Large Language Models as Human-Machine Interfaces
LLMs make it possible to do calculations in areas of the world that we couldn't compute before. Now our programs can grasp the world beyond numbers and structured data.
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LLMs make it possible to do calculations in areas of the world that we couldn't compute before. Now our programs can grasp the world beyond numbers and structured data.
Perhaps some of you think that a personal AI Agent that looks, talks and writes like you is an absurd idea at best. Perhaps some of you think it's the stuff of dystopian science fiction. I believe that this is quite a possible future, and not too distant either.
Everything around us is the result of collective creativity and yet we worship individual creative geniuses.
When you embrace the creative process, it often unfolds in spontaneous bursts rather than a prolonged grind. It's common for ideas to emerge suddenly, bursting forth as if from a wellspring. This initial spark doesn’t require forced effort but flows naturally.
When you sit down to do something creative, it rarely happens in one go. It is normal for ideas not to come directly. It takes concerted effort. Once an idea is there, getting it out into the world will also take time.
My highlights from this year's conference.