Commercial and documentary director | Photographer
London, England
Joined August 2008
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Miles Langley retweeted
Anthropic and OpenAI have only one way to survive: convince everyone that LLMs are so dangerous that open source models (and essentially commoditised LLMs) must be banned and the whole industry offered on a plate to a cartel of two (or three)
This might not sound rational. But if you are offering a drowning person who is drowning a life ring or a boat that might turn up. They’ll take the life ring.
If you had a choice between instantly receiving £50,000 or a 50% chance to win £1m, which would you pick?
£50,000: 73%
50/50 chance of winning £1m: 21%
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Miles Langley retweeted
I've seen no greater irony in my entire life than Anthropic complaining about distillation. They trained on the entire corpus of human knowledge and are now selling it back to us, compressed. All while desperately trying to game regulators into providing them with a business model and claiming the moral high ground, haughtily and with great condescension
I’ve used the same basic web host for over a decade and was considering switching for better AI integration. Tonight, I let Codex access an unused site. It independently redesigned and deployed a whole new live site. Another genuinely mind-blowing AI moment.
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I don’t know about you, but I am trying my hardest to conceive of how to utilise AI in a way that doesn’t just try to employ pre-existing ways of working.
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we are so early in AI that we are still trying to do old things with this new technology. In thirty years we'll have worked out new ways of working that make today's utilisations look quaint.
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I spent 10 minutes explaining my idea for a dashboard to Codex. I described the functionality I needed and how I wanted to use it. GPT-5.6 Sol on High spent a while building it and got it 90% of the way there. Refinements since have mostly been small, nice-to-have improvements.
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Miles Langley retweeted
Most people optimize for the day ahead. A few people optimize for 1-2 years ahead. Almost nobody optimizes for 3-4 years ahead (or longer).
The person who is willing to delay gratification longer than most reduces competition and gains a decisive advantage.
Patience is power.
Finally player with ChatGPT. After researching AI capabilities over the past few weeks, I see we are witnessing the next revolution. Industrial Age… Computer Age… Internet Age… AI Age. In twenty years' time, advancement in AI will have upended everything.
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I've been using the @TweetDeck preview for months and it is terrible. I am by no means a power-user, but it's a pain to use. Sluggish and it's hard to find any improvements over the existing platform. Glad they let us exit the preview.
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Hey @TwitterSupport can I hide the “for you” column on your phone all, it’s really annoying and I’m not interested in seeing things I don’t want to follow.
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Dear @Apple, sunsetting #DarkSkyApp has to be one of the dumbest moves ever. I don’t care what you say, your weather app is inferior and not a nice experience to use.
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Way more spam since Elon took over. And I notice ads are not top of the timeline every time. I don’t mind the ads but the spam is annoying.
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Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary fourteen years on Twitter. I do remember it in the early days.
.@PhaseOnePhoto’s new promo youtu.be/lVroMK2ptJQ has similar vibes to one of favourite films from a few years back @tomwelshdop’s Alaska vimeo.com/199152988
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If the a Bitcoin ETF is launching on the 18th. Then, for this week I’m thinking Monday, Tuesday price selling downwards. Wednesday- Friday slowly up. Pump on Friday London close. New ATH over the weekend.