“When GPT-4 could do four minutes of work independently with a 50% success rate, now we're up well over 17 hours of work.”

Ethan Mollick · Silicon Valley Girl: AI, Tech and Career Growth · Wharton AI Professor: How to Work With AI Agents Without Losing Your Edge | Ethan Mollick

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Compared autonomous work time of GPT-4 (4 minutes, 50% success) to newer models (>17 hours)

4 minutes, 50% success rate; >17 hours of work

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