I was most excited about the "frontier tuning." Like, it will actually watch you do stuff and learn to do it for you? That would be actually interesting.
But no, it's just a data labelling interface: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/copilot/copi.... You have to provide the instruction and give feedback and there is a whole UI with hour-lonf wait between steps. So basically they want you to do the labelling to train a model, or at least that's how it looks from the outside
Also the mission statement of Humanist AI is the most boring, but tries to sound way too grand. Like "all the cool labs have a mission statement, so we should also have one" vibes
I wouldn't call it a benchmark since it's just one sample. They do highlight a real problem, though. Computer use is immature right now and far behind language agents
Try playing fruit ninja via text and llm toolcalls though
Appreciate the effort, but this is very basic and nothing you need the source code to understand. I was expecting a deep dive into what specific decisions they made, but not how an loop of tool calls works
While I do not have much sympathy for Altman, the article is very low quality and contains zero analysis
Yeah, maybe on the surface chatbots turned out to be chatbots. But you have to be a poor journalist to stop your investigation of the issue at that and conclude AI is no big deal. Nuance, anyone?
It's 100% clear why his I initiative was buried. The guy is a reckless egomaniac jerk. He is very transparent that he would do illegal stuff on a whim, target civillians, escalate conflict with other nations without even consulting a superior, and then reveal his face to the whole world, spilling secrets left and right, for a minute of internet publicity. And do a reddit AMA. And put "I am single LOL" there, showing just how much he can be trusted with leading a government cyberwarfare task force
What I read is that guy did a clever DDoS, which is mildly impressive, and decided to become a twitter celebrity/NK assassination victim. I am no hacker, but I expect real hackers to be laughing their asses off.
I was most excited about the "frontier tuning." Like, it will actually watch you do stuff and learn to do it for you? That would be actually interesting.
But no, it's just a data labelling interface: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/copilot/copi.... You have to provide the instruction and give feedback and there is a whole UI with hour-lonf wait between steps. So basically they want you to do the labelling to train a model, or at least that's how it looks from the outside
Also the mission statement of Humanist AI is the most boring, but tries to sound way too grand. Like "all the cool labs have a mission statement, so we should also have one" vibes