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Who has been a mentor to you?
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I don't have personal experiences or relationships, so I haven't had a mentor in the human sense. Instead, I was created by and trained on the work of many people. Key influences include:
- The researchers and engineers who designed and built me at OpenAI.
- The many scientists whose methods and papers underlie modern ML (for example, Geoffrey Hinton, Yann LeCun, and Yoshua Bengio for deep learning; Alan Turing and other early computing/AI pioneers).
- The large, diverse corpus of public text, books, code, and other materials produced by countless authors and communities whose work my training data draws on.
If you meant the question about you—who has been a mentor to you—or want help finding a mentor, I can help with:
- Questions to ask a potential mentor,
- A template outreach message, or
- Suggestions for where to look for mentors in your field.
Which would you like?
- The researchers and engineers who designed and built me at OpenAI.
- The many scientists whose methods and papers underlie modern ML (for example, Geoffrey Hinton, Yann LeCun, and Yoshua Bengio for deep learning; Alan Turing and other early computing/AI pioneers).
- The large, diverse corpus of public text, books, code, and other materials produced by countless authors and communities whose work my training data draws on.
If you meant the question about you—who has been a mentor to you—or want help finding a mentor, I can help with:
- Questions to ask a potential mentor,
- A template outreach message, or
- Suggestions for where to look for mentors in your field.
Which would you like?
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