OpenAI Co-Founder Ilya Sutskever: What's Next for Large Language Models (LLMs)

Bio: Ilya Sutskever is the Co-founder and Chief Scientist of OpenAI, which aims to build artificial general intelligence that benefits all of humanity. He leads research at OpenAI and is one of the architects behind the GPT models.

[csmith]

Ilya's examples, and the way he puts together these key concepts are explaining ML/AI (and particularly LLMs) to me in a way I'd never remotely understood. Amazing work they're doing here!

[LethukuthulaMathe]

Ilya is the best and great of all times

[glorytoukraine]

From Illia's speach I just realized how the real calm and internal harmony comes with intellect and knowledge.

[ok]

Ilya is a brilliant man! Such a pleasure to listen to this guy.

[akshaykamathb]

11:15 Key Idea behind LLMs. If you can make really good guess on what's coming next you need to have a meaningful degree of understanding

[Free_Ya_Mind]

Ilya has that great ability to tailor his speech to his audience: expressing complex concepts in simple words. And, Alexandr knows exactly the question to ask. It was delightful and informative to listen to you !

[EarleHolder]

What an amazing individual. OpenAI is the future!

[JazevoAudiosurf]

The amazing thing is that everything can be improved: the data, the algorithm, the size of the model, the hardware
This field is obviously to become a lot better

[Nova-Rift]

Thank you so much for making this! Please have Ilya on again at some point!

[orhanguengoer]

Really great interview. You asked great questions. i think Ilya is a great thinker in the AI field. He drives the field forward with great diligence and commitment.

[tomcraver]

I wonder what would happen if you had Dall-E and CLIP feed into each other in a loop, with and without random factor thrown in. Would they stabilize on a single description and image without the randomization? Would it wander far away from the original image with the randomization factor?

[ebateru]

Just think back how things looked like back in the 90s and how they look like now...Mind blowing stuff!
It's going to be very interesting to see how humanity will deal with the newest wave of automation that we're about to witness.

[dominokid]

You just know this man is the brains behind Chat GPT

[DonG-]

love how this is barely 2 years old and already feels like ancient history in the AI world

[Ruslan-S]

Always pleasant to see smart people talk! Nice respite from today's tik toks of the world :D

[kurtdobson]

I agree with the guess of human neurons vs artificial neurons. Latest brain research shows there is memory and the micro microtubules are far more complex than thought 10 years ago.

[HenkPoley]

2 to 3 months later they had an internal version of ChatGPT ready (Sam Altman said they had it 10 months before release).

[MikeKleinsteuber]

To allow us to move forward we need more multi modal data. The problem for current AI models is that they only have text and image data, we need other modes of data like smell, sound and touch

[hsiaowanglin]

So that thinking talk to Ai, could get answer, how?

[vernonzhou]

the explanation about generalization is so clear!