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I gave a lecture to the UConn Consulting Group, describing some of the big ideas behind language models like GPT-4 in a visual and intuitive way. It was highly reviewed (“one of the most impressive displays of synthesizing complex information I’ve ever seen”) by students and alumni.
You can access it on YouTube!
I spent ~four months working on one creative/entrepreneurial coding project each week and blogging about it at keyurscreativeprojects.substack.com. The posts are still archived for future readers.
We’ll get along if you love to talk about:
If you’re the same kind of weird as me – would love to meet you at [my GitHub username]@gmail.com!