Dave Waring
@davidwaring
Your AI. Your Rules | http://BrainDrive.ai
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Remember when we used to own things?? Your software came in a CD, you didn’t rent an uber you had a car, your books were in your hands, your photos printed… Now you don’t own, you rent. Subscribe, access. they call it the sharing economy… but come on… you can’t pay you…
Five reasons you might want to consider a local model: 1. Local models don't leak your information 2. Local models run faster 3. Local models don't get discontinued by the vendor 4. Local models can be arbitrarily fine-tuned/modified 5. Local models don't change without notice…
1/ Data sovereignty matters. Your data is yours, even if hosted elsewhere. GenAI and LLMs unlocked unstructured data like emails, calendars, photos, bookmarks, and posts. But some platforms are locking down access, stifling innovation and integration. 🧵
Memory is all that matters.
“The brain is a biological computer, so there is no reason a digital computer, a digital brain, can’t do the same thing” AI is a digital brain. And once you think about it that way everything makes a lot more sense.
Ilya Sutskever, in his speech at UToronto 2 days ago: "The day will come when AI will do all the things we can do." "The reason is the brain is a biological computer, so why can't the digital computer do the same things?" It's funny that we are debating if AI can "truly think"…
Lot of talk out there about a jobs apocalypse. Here’s a good overview of the other side. We need more people talking about the potential benefits of AI which are massive and numerous.
Seeing predictions of AI wiping out half of all white-collar jobs? Dario Amodei (Anthropic CEO) made this stark warning. But I believe we have a bright future ahead. Help me find holes in my optimistic vision of the future. Here are my thoughts 👇
Another reason that even if you trust big tech you should not trust them with your data. They may be forced to comply even if they do not agree. And the fact that this is even possible is a red flag.
recently the NYT asked a court to force us to not delete any user chats. we think this was an inappropriate request that sets a bad precedent. we are appealing the decision. we will fight any demand that compromises our users' privacy; this is a core principle.
I’m an @elonmusk fan but this is also true.
Exactly why we need open-source AI robotics to level the playing field and fight the natural tendencies of monopolies. Imagine the scary world where only one company controls all the robots of the world. What if the CEO of that company gets into a fight with the US president?
It’s dumb that we have to move between dozens of apps. We should have one place we go where all our data lives and then be able to easily swap between all the different interfaces that help us leverage this unified data. This is a shift the new AI paradigm allows us to make.
We've seen this movie before. API's that were once open and that people built their businesses on being shut off. It happened with Twitter, FB and others. Now happening again with AI. Don't build your house on rented land. #ownyourai
With less than five days of notice, Anthropic decided to cut off nearly all of our first-party capacity to all Claude 3.x models. Given the short notice, we may see some short-term Claude 3.x model availability issues as we have very quickly ramped up capacity on other inference…
More of this pls.
David Friedberg Explains AI's Abundant Future " That means more time with your family, more time with your friends, more time to explore interesting opportunities." AI's positive outcomes are being underestimated 🧠 "Folks are underestimating and under realizing the benefits,…
Another reason why you should #ownyourai
Ads Are Coming to AI and None of Us Are Ready bigtechnology.com/p/ads-are-comi…
This is the way
If AI stays closed-source, proprietary and monopolistic like it is now, it will destroy lots of jobs and just make the richest companies richer and more powerful! If we open it up thanks to open science and open-source, foster competition and decentralization of value and…
The AI companies have been shouting this from the rooftops and they are acting like they've been keeping it a secret until they were able to pull it out of them. This is another great example of why people hate the main stream media.
“What’s different here is this is a technology that could hit hard in the next six to 18 months, and it’s gonna hit every single role, potentially, simultaneously.” Jim VandeHei, CEO of Axios, explains that artificial intelligence could wipe out half of all entry-level…
.@martin_casado enjoyed your and @sarahdingwang 's recent podcast. Regarding the moat question, I think memory is what's been missing for the big players like ChatGPT to get the lockin they need. If ChatGPT is able to get memory right then it should be game over. They have the…
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The odds of Bitcoin hitting $1 million this year have risen to 4% — now more likely than the return of Jesus (3%).
The AI powered economy will be driven by AI Agents. If Big Tech owns these agents, the value will continue to flow to them. If we own these agents, the value will begin flowing to us instead. This is another reason you want to own your own AI system. So that you have a stake in…
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