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_dekappatated OP t1_j5qsma3 wrote

Reply to comment by vinayd in This subreddit has seen the largest increase of users in the last 2 months, gaining nearly 30k people since the end of November by _dekappatated

I follow a lot of AI researchers on twitter, occasionally check out https://www.lesswrong.com, try to read some of the research papers, learn about LLMs, transformers, watch some youtube videos to get high level overviews on concepts, watch new releases for big companies like tesla and nvidia. I'm subbed to a lot of AI related subs, but I haven't seen any of extremely high quality. Trying to do the best to position myself in a way to profit off new technology as it is released and try to get to thinking about it before it is released. Also subbed to product specific subs like /r/midjourney and /r/chatGPT

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vinayd t1_j5qxu9f wrote

Thanks for this! I have been to lesswrong before - product specific subs might be a good lead. Any twitter handles you like in particular?

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_dekappatated OP t1_j5r0qa0 wrote

@sama @rachel_l_woods @ClaireSilver12 @Nick_Arti @sarahookr @giffmana @goodfellow_ian @demishassabis @gdb @ylecun @arankomatsuzaki @JeffDean @woj_zaremba @TacoCohen @MetaAI @Deepmind @markchen90 @caseychu9 @adversariel @prafdhar @bindureddy @ilyasut @OpenAI

and me @neuralnetsart

Following all these people should give you recommendations for others

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leoreno t1_j5ryi70 wrote

Solid advice

Twitter is great source Also alphaSignal I've found to be quite good

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