Feel The AGI: a collection of my Twitter bookmarks over the past year (feel-the-agi.exe.xyz)

A recent collection of insights from Twitter highlights significant advancements in AI and robotics, notably a fascinating new locomotion system from the Chinese startup Light Origin. This robot can navigate with agility even when its legs are restrained, marking potential breakthroughs in general locomotion capabilities. The implications for robotics are major, as this technology could redefine mobility for machines in challenging environments. Rumors surrounding OpenAI’s next-generation models also stirred excitement, particularly regarding an unnamed internal model that reportedly outperformed GPT-6 in mathematical prowess. This model is said to be able to produce concise proofs for open problems, potentially including notable challenges like the Collatz conjecture. If true, these advancements signify a leap in AI's capacity for complex problem-solving, a core area of interest within the AI/ML community. Combined with other developments like the disproving of decades-old mathematical conjectures through AI, this signals a period of rapid acceleration in scientific research facilitated by advanced AI tools. As the field evolves, it raises questions about the future workforce dynamics and ethical considerations in AI research and development.