1. Can a turbo 3.5 GPT model play chess at around 1800? And here it beats Stockfish 4 (not the strongest Stockfish, to be clear). Not a perfect game, but a) it won, and b) every move it made was legal and coherent. In other words, this version of GPT is teaching itself chess. And
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1. Can a turbo 3.5 GPT model play chess at around 1800? And here it beats Stockfish 4 (not the strongest Stockfish, to be clear). Not a perfect game, but a) it won, and b) every move it made was legal and coherent. In other words, this version of GPT is teaching itself chess. And replicated by Nabeel. Too many people focus on “GPT as search and query engine” only, not realizing we have in essence invented a new kind of computer.
2. Working time lost to strikes; that was then, this is now.
4. Anna Keay, The Restless Republic: Britain Without a Crown, now out in the U.S. Here is my earlier CWT with her.
5. Will OpenAI launch multimodal before Google? (People, our very brief “AI winter” is over now!)
6. South Korea is still seriously considering nuclear weapons.
7. Amazon limits authors to self-publishing no more than three books a day.
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