Ilya Sutskever’s Reading List, Fake Halloween Parade, Open Source Notion

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Morning y’all!

It’s Tuesday and we’re getting deep into the first week of November. Let’s go!

• Crowdsourced prompts that can be used anywhere.

• Ilya Sutskever’s essential reading list.

• Ex-CEO on the recursive learning nature of AI.

• Applied machine learning courses from Cornell.

• A look into Amazon’s autonomous warehouses.

• Fake Halloween parade thanks to AI. LOL.

• Turn PDFs into brainrot videos.

• 5 GitHub repos that’ll give you AI / ML superpowers.

• A few tips to improve your Cursor workflow.

• An open source version of Notion.

• Rate my website using AI.

• AI-powered interview coach.

• 21 lessons on how to build GenAI apps.

• Paper that shows quality is based on “premium” access to content for LLMs.

• Meta AI’s abundance.

• Speech-to-speech open source tool.

• LinkedIn’s first AI agent for recruiting goes live.

• Granola is an AI notepad for meetings.

• The most generally-overlooked use of GenAI.

• Delaware is asking questions about OpenAI’s for-profit status.

• Use AI to recap shows via Amazon Prime.

• NBER is using AI.

And this made me laugh a bit too hard. Have a great week folks!

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— Summer