OpenAI hackathon
Summary
OpenAI hosted a hackathon at their San Francisco office on March 3rd, featuring talks by Sam Altman, Dario Amodei, Josh Achiam, and Alec Radford, followed by an open hackathon session with no prizes or judges.
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