GPT-2
2019 text-generating large language model
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Videos Mentioning GPT-2
Why OpenAI's o1 Is A Huge Deal | YC Decoded
Y Combinator
An earlier OpenAI model benchmark that current o1 models are compared to, with an expected leap to GPT-4 stage.
How Scaling Laws Will Determine AI's Future | YC Decoded
Y Combinator
An early large language model released by OpenAI, notable for its size at the time and as a precursor to GPT-3.
AI Expert Warns: “This Is The Last Mistake We’ll Ever Make” - Tristan Harris
Chris Williamson
An early AI model that could barely finish a sentence coherently.
Anthropic’s $30B Ramp, Mythos Doomsday, OpenClaw Ankled, Iran War Ceasefire, Israel's Influence
All-In Podcast
A previous OpenAI model (1.5 billion parameters) that was similarly presented as potentially dangerous in 2019, but ultimately became a 'nothing burger'.
Stanford CS336 Language Modeling from Scratch | Spring 2026 | Lecture 1: Overview, Tokenization
Stanford Online
A scaled-up version of GPT, mentioned as an early example of large language model scaling.
How to Build Discipline in a Distracted World
Cal Newport
An early version of OpenAI's language model that contributed to the company's scaling.
Is AI About to Automate Every Office Job? (Not a Chance)
Cal Newport
Previous AI model mentioned as a point of comparison for the pace of improvement in LLMs.
Is AI About to “Eat Everything”? (It’s Not.)
Cal Newport
An early large language model in the progression of models, existing before the significant jumps in capability seen in later models.
Stanford CS336 Language Modeling from Scratch | Spring 2026 | Lecture 13: Data (Sources, Datasets)
Stanford Online
The model that sought high-quality web content by filtering pages linked from Reddit posts with high karma, using 40GB of text.
Stanford CS336 Language Modeling from Scratch | Spring 2026 | Guest Lecture: Dan Fu
Stanford Online
An earlier large language model that was considered too dangerous to release.
The Collapse of American Politics - Ezra Klein
Chris Williamson
An early generative AI model developed by OpenAI, marking the speaker's initial engagement with AI development.