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[5 mins] Is GPT-5 Dropping Soon? OpenAI's Secret Project Strawberry | EP 33
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08/15/24 • 4 min
In this episode of UNinvested, Sahil explores the buzz around OpenAI's potential new release, possibly GPT-5, and the mysterious "Project Strawberry." He discusses the significance of recent events, including a cryptic tweet from OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, and the sudden appearance of an "anonymous chatbot" on a popular AI testing platform. Sahil shares his thoughts on what these developments might mean for the future of AI and why this could be a major breakthrough.
What we explore:
- The implications of Sam Altman's strawberry tweet and its connection to "Project Strawberry"
- Background on OpenAI's secretive "Project Strawberry" and its possible link to GPT-5
- The emergence of an anonymous chatbot on LMSYS Chatbot Arena and its potential significance
- Speculations on Project Strawberry's advanced capabilities, including autonomous reasoning and decision-making
- OpenAI's history of testing new AI models under anonymous names before public release
- The concept of "Reasoners" in OpenAI's roadmap toward achieving superintelligence
Where to find UNinvested:
Website: https://www.uninvested.org/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/uninvested
In this episode, we cover:
[00:00] Introduction and disclaimer about GPT-5 speculations.
[00:22] Discussion on Sam Altman's cryptic tweet and its connection to Project Strawberry.
[00:51] Overview of the anonymous chatbot on LMSYS Chatbot Arena.
[01:16] Explanation of Project Strawberry and its potential link to GPT-5.
[01:55] Speculations on Project Strawberry's advanced reasoning capabilities and its implications for AI development.
[02:30] OpenAI's strategy for testing new models anonymously on public platforms.
[03:00] Analysis of the anonymous chatbot's performance on the leaderboard and its potential significance.
[04:00] Sahil's closing thoughts on the future of AI and the impact of Sam Altman's strategy.
[04:18] Final remarks on the importance of using AI and a personal message to listeners.
[04:31] Sahil expresses gratitude to supporters and discusses the passion behind UNinvested.
[04:37] Closing statement with details on the next episode.
In this episode of UNinvested, Sahil explores the buzz around OpenAI's potential new release, possibly GPT-5, and the mysterious "Project Strawberry." He discusses the significance of recent events, including a cryptic tweet from OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, and the sudden appearance of an "anonymous chatbot" on a popular AI testing platform. Sahil shares his thoughts on what these developments might mean for the future of AI and why this could be a major breakthrough.
What we explore:
- The implications of Sam Altman's strawberry tweet and its connection to "Project Strawberry"
- Background on OpenAI's secretive "Project Strawberry" and its possible link to GPT-5
- The emergence of an anonymous chatbot on LMSYS Chatbot Arena and its potential significance
- Speculations on Project Strawberry's advanced capabilities, including autonomous reasoning and decision-making
- OpenAI's history of testing new AI models under anonymous names before public release
- The concept of "Reasoners" in OpenAI's roadmap toward achieving superintelligence
Where to find UNinvested:
Website: https://www.uninvested.org/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/uninvested
In this episode, we cover:
[00:00] Introduction and disclaimer about GPT-5 speculations.
[00:22] Discussion on Sam Altman's cryptic tweet and its connection to Project Strawberry.
[00:51] Overview of the anonymous chatbot on LMSYS Chatbot Arena.
[01:16] Explanation of Project Strawberry and its potential link to GPT-5.
[01:55] Speculations on Project Strawberry's advanced reasoning capabilities and its implications for AI development.
[02:30] OpenAI's strategy for testing new models anonymously on public platforms.
[03:00] Analysis of the anonymous chatbot's performance on the leaderboard and its potential significance.
[04:00] Sahil's closing thoughts on the future of AI and the impact of Sam Altman's strategy.
[04:18] Final remarks on the importance of using AI and a personal message to listeners.
[04:31] Sahil expresses gratitude to supporters and discusses the passion behind UNinvested.
[04:37] Closing statement with details on the next episode.
Previous Episode
The 22-Year-Old Dropout Revolutionizing Social Apps | Ep 32
In this episode of UNinvested, Sahil Seth interviews Alexandra Debow, an NYU dropout and Thiel Fellow, who has founded Swsh, a social photo-sharing app. Alexandra shares her journey through entrepreneurship, the ups and downs of building multiple apps, and her relentless drive to solve meaningful problems. This conversation dives deep into the challenges and successes of young entrepreneurs and the mindset needed to thrive in the tech world.
What we explore:
- Alexandra's biggest failure and lessons learned from building five different apps
- The motivation behind choosing entrepreneurship over a traditional career path
- The importance of community and risk-taking in Alexandra's entrepreneurial journey
- Advice for young entrepreneurs on taking risks and de-stigmatizing failure
- The transition from early ideas to the successful launch of Swsh
- Balancing social life and the entrepreneurial hustle
- The role of mentors and networks in a startup's success
- Strategies for cold outreach and building meaningful connections
- The unique challenges and advantages of being a young entrepreneur
Where to find UNinvested:
- Website: https://www.uninvested.org/
- X: https://x.com/UNinvested_
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/uninvested
In this episode, we cover:
[00:00] Introduction to Alexandra Debow and her entrepreneurial background
[00:42] What drives Alexandra to be an entrepreneur
[01:16] The role of community and risk-taking in her journey
[01:57] Advice for young entrepreneurs and the importance of taking risks
[02:22] Embracing failure as a learning process
[02:53] The journey of building and pivoting through different apps
[04:26] Balancing social life and the startup grind
[04:50] The significance of product-market fit in a startup’s success
[05:50] Standing out in a crowded social media space
[08:50] The role of mentors and the impact of accelerators
[10:08] Effective strategies for cold outreach
[11:18] The value of persistence and resilience in entrepreneurship
[12:08] Balancing founder instincts with user feedback
[15:12] Examples of inspiring young entrepreneurs
[17:10] The importance of enjoying the entrepreneurial journey
[19:10] The impact of community and co-founders on startup success
Next Episode
Northwestern AI Professor on the Future of Entrepreneurship | EP 34
In this episode of UNinvested, Sahil Seth sits down with David Zaretsky, a serial entrepreneur and Northwestern University professor specializing in AI, computer science, and electrical engineering. David shares his journey from academia to founding multiple successful startups, offering insights into the intersection of technology, education, and entrepreneurship. The conversation touches on the evolving landscape of AI, the importance of failure in entrepreneurial success, and the skills young entrepreneurs should prioritize in a rapidly changing world.
What we explore:
- David Zaretsky's transition from academia to entrepreneurship
- The role of AI in reshaping industries and its impact on productivity
- Common mistakes young entrepreneurs make and the value of learning from failure
- The debate around the necessity of learning to code in an AI-driven future
- The significance of critical thinking and problem-solving skills over technical coding
- Differences between open-source and private AI models, and their implications
- Ethical concerns surrounding AI, such as deep fakes and security risks
Where to find UNinvested:
- Website: https://www.uninvested.org/
- X: https://x.com/UNinvested_
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/uninvested
In this episode, we cover:
[00:00] Introduction to the episode and guest, David Zaretsky
[00:14] David's academic background and transition into the startup world
[01:09] The pivotal moment that drove David towards entrepreneurship
[02:55] The mindset and maturity needed to succeed in a PhD and in startups
[03:53] Challenges and common pitfalls for young entrepreneurs
[05:27] Balancing optimism and realism in the face of AI's capabilities
[09:42] How AI is transforming productivity and the nature of work
[12:02] The ongoing relevance of coding skills in an AI-driven world
[14:44] Building startups that go beyond simple AI applications
[18:39] Open-source versus private AI models and the need for diversity in development
[22:52] The ethical implications of AI and how to address security risks
[24:24] Maintaining a balanced life as an entrepreneur and the importance of human connection
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