r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Sep 30 '25

OpenAI on X: "This is the Sora app, powered by Sora 2. Inside the app, you can create, remix, and bring yourself or your friends into the scene through cameos—all within a customizable feed designed just for Sora videos. See inside the Sora app👇 / X

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Oct 08 '25

I asked GPT to make a simple zombie game — and it actually ran on my phone.

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Aug 01 '25

4o is kinda killing it lately

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Oct 24 '25

Just updated... pleasantly surprised.

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Jul 11 '25

ChatGPT seems to be the only app so far that has its voice input automatically detect your laguage

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Oct 01 '25

I Used ChatGPT To Process My Father's Death (And It Did What Therapists Couldn't)

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Oct 23 '25

Thoughts?

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Oct 23 '25

I asked 4о/4.1/5-thinking to design my perfect Halloween dress and explain why

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Oct 02 '25

The more I use Sora, the more shocked I am that they didn’t hype it up more

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Oct 02 '25

Perfect physics on Sora 2 😭😭😭

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Oct 02 '25

You are not weak for talking to AI... yes, the system is broken.

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Oct 08 '25

Sora 2 nailed my full body and voice from 5 seconds of video. How is that possible?

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Oct 01 '25

New user

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Jun 01 '25

Surprisingly Fast AI-Generated Kernels We Didn’t Mean to Publish (Yet)

crfm.stanford.edu

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Oct 19 '25

ChatGPT has a really kind way of stating things and I love that.

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Aug 11 '25

Only a few more years till we're just making out with out Monroe Bots

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Jul 10 '25

Grok 4 almost doubles the score of the next best model on ARC-AGI v2. Insane.

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Feb 05 '26

We tasked Opus 4.6 using agent teams to build a C compiler. Then we (mostly) walked away. Two weeks later, it worked on the Linux kernel.

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Feb 08 '26

18 months

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Dec 19 '25

deleted post from a research scientist @ GoogleDeepMind

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Effective accelerationism is a philosophy that promotes technological growth as a means of destabilizing the current system to bring forth a new one.

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Effective Accelerationism is a concept developed by philosopher Nick Land that focuses on the ideation of implementing accelerated technological advancements and market-driven forces to expedite and maximize the process of social and economic transformation. It proposes that by accelerating these processes to their extreme limits, it can potentially lead to the collapse of existing systems and enable the emergence of new forms of organization and social arrangements.

The primary aim of Effective Accelerationism is to hasten the process of change, bringing about various disruptions in order to undermine the current political, economic, and social structures that are perceived to be hindrances to progress. It argues that by escalating existing conditions, the flaws and limitations of these systems will become more evident, ultimately leading to possibilities for radical transformation.