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it was a beautiful day in the Toronto Islands with folks from our founders hikes community and collision conference attendees! if you're a founder/ investor/ AI person in Toronto and want to join our weekly activities, let me know

I'll be speaking about this aggregate intellect community project tomorrow at our workshop. who is going to be there?

ITW Dr Amir Feizpour - Founder-CEO aggregate intellect Amir Feizpour aggregate intellect Benjamin DELSOL, PhD The Man Behind the World's Most Dynamic Network of AI Experts 📷lnkd.in/eYmWd5XR

🎙اپیزود ۵۱ | امیر فیض‌پور، دکترای فیزیک کوانتوم، کارآفرین حوزه هوش مصنوعی، کامیونیتی‌سازی و خلق فرصت‌ کارآفرینی 📅 دوشنبه ۱۳ شهریور ۱۴۰۲ ساعت ۱۸:۳۰ به وقت ایران lnkd.in/eVDvj5AU Amir Feizpour

are there tools that give you key takeaways from books? I have an infinite list of books to read and would like to find something that give me more than a summary or review of the book, and less than actually reading the book. that happy medium in the middle, you know?

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what do you all use for listening to podcasts and what do you like about it? I'm using "Google Podcasts" but it's shutting down and I want to migrate to something else. ps. Android user here

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I'll be an instructor at Cooperathon 2024 helping founders leverage AI in their ventures. register here: eventbrite.ca/e/inscription-… discount code: Cooperathon100 workshops will be in both Eng and Fra! the goal is to walk away from the workshops with prototypes of your ideas

maybe controversial but most things people call "agents" aren't really agents (in the sense that they don't even get close to true autonomy - the infrastructure prerequisites for robust performance is just too hard to achieve currently). prove me wrong!

Washington DC people! I'm hosting an AI pub night on Thursday this week. If you are around and up for some LLM chat over a drink / nibble check this out lu.ma/fchi39wo

with some collaborators we are submitting a proposal in the overlap of RL / LLMs / Economics / Game theory etc do you know any young and ambitious researcher, ideally faculty member, who is very experienced in RL and very interested in LLMs that might want to join the effort?

Darren Marble Darren Awesome about the show - tell us more? Book Launcher is more than a ghostwriter. It's an agentic AI system for launching a book on X. It takes your book content, ideal reader profiles, trends on X, optimizes your hooks and generates drafts for your review. After

one of the commonly quoted productivity hacks is "don't be reactive about what you work on". how have you realized this in your work? esp if your work has lots of dependencies on other people (developers, sales people, customers, etc)

Are LLMs truly “agents”? Not all AI systems labeled as agents are autonomous. Many are just complex chains of LLM calls running fixed logic paths. True agents: - Make decisions based on their environment - Adapt over time - Persist goals Join us maven.com/s/a41145f955

most of us think that the barrier between us and the cool agentic system we want to build (or any system for that matter) is the framework, model, data etc while in reality it is strictly limited by how cleanly we think / problem solve.