Hi coders! Do you know any SM accounts (preferably Twitter/X) that share knowledge about AI development and overall data science? Here are some I've found so far: Twitter / X @mckaywrigley (interesting application of ChatGPT, good motivation) @sophiamyang (covering what's new) @rajistics (diving into LLM papers, ways of implementing LLMs) @huggingface (no need for introduction) @aibreakfast (latest news related to AI) @osanseviero (interesting papers) YouTube Andrej Karpathy (in-depth tutorials) TheAIGRID (weekly summary of AI news) Kennevo (building a powerful AI, making fun of it in the process, not so technical) Two Minute Papers (tech news) Liam Ottley (that's where I started) Matt Farmer AI (another news channel, more 'harsh' I'd say) Feel free to share yours! I'm curious where you learn about this rapidly changing industry. 🤖 PS. Pls like, I need level 3 😅 PS.2 Added links

Just a simple question for those who are working in data science and ML: Is the degree worth it? I've been talking with many people, and the conclusion that I draw from the convos is that if you are not required to have a degree, university is useless. You can learn pretty much everything you'll need working in the field for 1-2 years. And everything you'll need is on the internet. You just need to have enough self discipline to stick to it. Am I right? Am I wrong? Please share your thoughts in the comments.

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I just came across a post on X saying that fine tuned SQLCoder 7B is 60x cheaper and slightly more accurate than ChatGPT. The price of hosting SQLCoder on AWS was 300$/month assuming a 3 year plan and was running on g5.xlarge. It sounds awesome to me. And that's why I wonder, isn't it a little bit colorized to look that way? Or the open source models are finally outperforming commercial solutions? Feel free to share your thoughts.

What do you think? I know it is not strictly about AI, but some discussions were indeed fascinating. Before listening to the interview I thought that Sam was one of those mad CEOs who don't mind the consequences of their work, ofc in the name of innovation. But now I think he's more down-to-earth and cautious. Also his thoughts about social media, he's got the point. If you want to listen to that episode, here's the link. Share your thoughts in the comments.