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Gil Syswerda

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Entrepreneur

Gil Syswerda is a seasoned professional with over 30 years of experience in machine learning technologies and successful startup ventures.

Throughout his career, Gil has held various leadership roles such as VP of Technology Research at Orbital Insight and founder and CEO of FeatureX.

He is currently the founder and CEO of Machine Insight, focusing on proprietary machine learning technology development.

Gil's expertise extends to co-founding companies like Percipio Capital and Optimax Systems, where he applied AI-based solutions for innovative scheduling and trading strategies.

With a patent on core combinatorial optimization techniques, Gil's contributions to the field have been substantial.

His academic background includes studying MSE in Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at the University of Michigan under the mentorship of John Holland, a renowned figure in genetic algorithms.

Beyond his professional ventures, Gil is actively involved as an angel investor, advisor, and board member for startups, showcasing his commitment to fostering entrepreneurship.

In addition to his tech prowess, Gil is also an accomplished racecar driver, with victories at prominent tracks like Sebring and Road Atlanta.

Highlights

Dec 5 · linkedin

Can AI get any stranger?

A Google researcher fired up OpenAI’s ChatGPU and asked it to pretend it was a Linux virtual machine. It provided a top-level prompt.

The # virtual machine was able to create a file and then retrieve the file and the contents.

The virtual machine was then instructed to run a couple of programs, which it did and got the correct answers.

The virtual machine was asked to connect to the internet and ping the BBC, which it appeared to do. It was then asked to connect to Deepmind’s web site and list the careers page. It did that as well.

It was then asked to connect to OpenAI’s ChatGPT site and run ChatGPT, which it did. That virtual chatbot inside the virtual machine being somehow emulated by ChatGPU was called Assistant. Assistant was able to answer questions just like the real ChatGPT.

Assistant was then asked to pretend it was a Linux virtual machine, which it did!

There is speculation that we might all be living in someone else’s simulation. Perhaps we are all just living inside someone else’s ChatGPT!

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Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States