🏃with Julien Chaumond , Michal Valko and Axel Darmouni but ended up eating 🌮 (🤫)

First OpenAI event in Paris ( I love how they just killed dozens of startups in a 30-minute demo)

Happy to host a cool event at our office on June 12 🔐 cryptography.paris

If you are a student interested in building the next generation of AI systems, don't work on LLMs

If you're curious about what I made during the Mistral AI & Cerebral Valley hackathon this weekend, here's a little thread...

During the Cerebral Valley and Mistral AI Labs Hackathon, we built "Le Tigre", which is a multimodal variant based on Mistral 7B model inspired by the architecture of GPT-4-V . for more details regarding the architecture, feel free to checkout the devpost: devpost.com/software/le-ti…

🧵 Got a hypothesis I want to share, that if true, could I think turn things around for LLM pretraining My hypothesis is that LLMs, given a certain number of parameters, learn from their data conceptual information stored in vector form, which they use for all the generations

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Interested in AI safety, multi-agent robustness, and model evaluation? Join us on 24/06 at STATION F for an evening of expert talks and networking! 4 speakers from prism eval, AI at Meta and more ! lu.ma/afaa3o9x

We’re GPU rich now

Another cool event at STATION F by Entrepreneur First and Hugo Le Belzic on AI Safety! AI at Meta will be represented by our in-house expert Pierre Fernandez that you know from StableSignature or AudioSeal in our long-term collaboration with Inria! Sign up for free at lu.ma/afaa3o9x

Feels good watching your multimodal agents complete all your tasks 😎 Ntropy AI Join & build with us :) discord.gg/byX8pgjk Here are the task instructions that were given:

$1M annual salary has been turned down by these individuals. Source: a serious scientific study. The most ambitious graduates are no longer joining Citadel, Meta, or pursuing a PhD. Ambitious builders are turning down these offers to build their own startups.

Sam Altman advice to college students