I don’t know when we decided that ✨ sparkles ✨ were the UI convention to indicate AI but I’m all for more sparkly products ✨
Vasanth Nagasivam
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I do product at @goosechase. Previously co-founder @helloacasa. Londoner. Tech nerd. Be curious, not judgmental.
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Alex ChaffeeI'm not worried about the AI apocalypse. I'm worried about the "VCs subsidize AI tech and sell it at a loss just long enough to make everyone rely on them (aka 'disrupting the knowledge worker industry') before bumping the price up and quality down just like Uber and Amazon and the rest" apocalypse. #ai #vc
Jonas DowneyI’m excited by AI tools that…
- reduce mundane tasks
- help spark creativity
- assist decision making
- solve complex problems
I’m extremely grossed out by AI tools that…
- present unverified information as truthful
- attempt to replace or replicate human creativity
- use ethically questionable training datasets for profit
- are intentionally deceptive (deepfakes)
Greg KnaussThe techno-libertarians want on-demand government with just-in-time regulation.
Dare ObasanjoProduct management is the art of figuring out what’s important then doing more of that and less of everything else.
The hard part is that most teams never take the time to figure out what’s important and so confuse activity with progress.
Steve Troughton-SmithIt would be hugely transformative for Apple to have ML models like GPT-3 or Stable Diffusion, even Whisper, baked into its platforms. That's what 'Siri Intelligence' should be — something all apps have access to to empower natural language parsing and text/image generation. Models that can be used offline, accelerated for the Neural Engine. Why put so much effort into AI/ML in Apple Silicon if all you can do is watch the OpenAI boat sail off into the sunset
Dan Frakes
Charlie StrossReddit: "My friend is in university and taking a history class. The professor is using ChatGPT to write essays on the history topics and the students need to mark up its essays and point out where ChatGPT is wrong and correct it."
https://old.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/117gtom/my_friend_is_in_university_and_taking_a_history/
Honestly, this is great! The students learn to check sources, discover that ChatGPT is unreliable, *and* can't use it to generate essay question answers for them, all at the same time!
My friend is in university and taking a history class. The professor is using ChatGPT to write essays on the history topics and the students need to mark up its essays and point out where ChatGPT is wrong and correct it.
My friend is in university and taking a history class. The professor is using ChatGPT to write essays on the history topics and as the...
I proceeded to get it to reveal:
- how many of its responses its creators estimate to be at risk of plagiarism or copyright infringement - 10-20% (🤯)
- more examples of the above
- an assurance that it never provided a response to ANY chat that would constitute illegal hate speech
- a list of several first names of some of its creators, and what some of their responsibilities were (it refused to give me surnames, citing privacy and confidentiality)
- how many of its responses its creators estimate to be at risk of plagiarism or copyright infringement - 10-20% (🤯)
- more examples of the above
- an assurance that it never provided a response to ANY chat that would constitute illegal hate speech
- a list of several first names of some of its creators, and what some of their responsibilities were (it refused to give me surnames, citing privacy and confidentiality)