Computer, Introduce Yourself

Today I gave a talk about OpenAI.

Half of the slides were made by OpenAI’s GPT-3, and the second half by me. And it did a great job. I asked the listeners for feedback, but as it happens with pre-recorded talks - I don’t assume anyone will reach out to share it with me.

The entire talk is a 15 min intro to this great world of OpenAI into which I dived a bit recently as I became and OpenAI Ambassador.

The first 6 content slides are just a copy-paste of the GPT-3 output, the rest is additional information I added - a bit about the history of GPT, about the GPT-3 API, and some examples to wrap it all up.

My first thought is that it might take over the world of conference talks. But then I remember a conversation I had with a friend who is a professional books translator, and she reassured that it’s a tool that helps, like a next-level dictionary, but not a thread (yet).

It was promised to me that the content will be available on YouTube next week, and I sure am looking forward.