With so much gobbledygook and technobabble being thrown around regarding generative AI, it is refreshing to have someone who knows what the hell he's talking about give a brief explanation on how this stuff actually works. Here's such a talk by William Press, who you may recognize as the lead co-author of Numerical Recipes:
Fourteen pages total, though not counting the title and that-is-all slides, it drops to eleven. What's more, the real meat is all on slides 6 & 8, though you'll want to read through the other nine. I mean, we're talking what, a half-hour tops? Then you'll be a freekin' genius in comparison to most of the babbleheads out there in the j-school and VC worlds going on about this stuff.
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