We're launching a new AI assistant and I wanted to make it alive so I started to play around with LemonSlice and I loved it!! I wanted to make our assistant be like a coworker that can give it an ability to create Loom style videos. Here's what I created - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nIpEvNkuXA0jeZVjHC8OjuJlT-3...

Anyway, big thumbs up for the LemonSlice team, I'm excited to see it progress. I can definitely see products start coming alive with tools like this.

Very cool! Thanks for sharing. I love your use-case of turning an AI coding agent into more of an AI employee. Will be interesting to see if users can connect better with the product this way.

How did your token spend add up? I'm hesitant with evil customers racking up ai charges just to shit and giggles. Even competitors might sponsor some runaway charges.

Definitely not - companies should be regulated but stopping the future releases is not possible when you have tech powerful as GPT.

Yea! Also, there will never be regulation that will stop open sourced LLMs from emerging that will be just as powerful and, one day, even more than GPT-4.

100%

Man, this will be expensive

Yea, couldn't have finished college without it!

Second! Those nasty integrals in E&M became a breeze with WA. Our TAs learned to accept the application of a 'WolframAlpha' operator to solve them, since everyone knew they were just busy-work integrals once you got to upper-division classes.

Quite frankly if you have homework where WA can solve the integrals instead of you having to somehow "massage" them for it to even be able to "digest" it, your upper-division classes are not very upper at all.

It was the top astrophysics program in the world when I was there. Maybe they should have stepped it up though and gone for top in the universe.

Plenty of famous places are all PR and little substance.

Plus, the difficulty of integrals is not a real metric, but not having come across one that WA can't handle says something.

And many more walk the talk.

Absolutely! And that's what leaders should be doing.

It might be a hype like many other things (khmcryptokhm) but I think this one is just different. It might change the world really drastically.

> but I think this one is just different. It might change the world really drastically.

FWIW crypto did change the world in a number of ways:

1. CBDCs actively being explored.

2. Increased concern about the environmental cost of compute.

3. It probably raised the public's level of bullshit detection...

not to mention the fact that we now have a way of transacting completely anonymously online, the value of which cannot be understated

Given the discourse around chatgpt (3) seems questionable, or at least not general.

Machine learning was used long before ChatGPT came around. It’s not a fad or a bubble.

> It might change the world really drastically.

Or it might not.

I want to believe, like the meme says.

exactly