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This is a pretty substantial sign of bow fast AI is changing coding(from the founder of Cursor).
April 28, 2025 at 10:29 PM
This is a pretty substantial sign of bow fast AI is changing coding(from the founder of Cursor).
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Our essay on cuts in government and the Swiss cheese model: substack.com/@johnfdicker...
John Dickerson on Substack
Our essay on the Swiss cheese model and what it means for government cuts:
substack.com
March 14, 2025 at 11:43 AM
Our essay on cuts in government and the Swiss cheese model: substack.com/@johnfdicker...
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I got one of those CO2 meters everyone is talking about and was horrified to learn that the CO2 levels in my home and office are fine and that I cannot easily boost my intellectual abilities by opening a window. Stuck with coffee for now.
February 23, 2025 at 10:43 PM
I got one of those CO2 meters everyone is talking about and was horrified to learn that the CO2 levels in my home and office are fine and that I cannot easily boost my intellectual abilities by opening a window. Stuck with coffee for now.
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Basically think of the o3 results as validating Douglas Adams as the science fiction author most right about AI.
When given longer to think, the AI can generate answers to very hard questions, but the cost is very high, it is hard to verify, & you have to make sure you ask the right question first.
When given longer to think, the AI can generate answers to very hard questions, but the cost is very high, it is hard to verify, & you have to make sure you ask the right question first.
December 21, 2024 at 5:33 AM
Basically think of the o3 results as validating Douglas Adams as the science fiction author most right about AI.
When given longer to think, the AI can generate answers to very hard questions, but the cost is very high, it is hard to verify, & you have to make sure you ask the right question first.
When given longer to think, the AI can generate answers to very hard questions, but the cost is very high, it is hard to verify, & you have to make sure you ask the right question first.
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Researchers used AI to generate 288 complete academic finance papers predicting stock returns, complete with plausible theoretical frameworks & citations. Each paper looks and reads as legit.
They did this to show how easy it now is to mass produce "credible" research. Academia isn't ready.
They did this to show how easy it now is to mass produce "credible" research. Academia isn't ready.
December 18, 2024 at 3:59 PM
Researchers used AI to generate 288 complete academic finance papers predicting stock returns, complete with plausible theoretical frameworks & citations. Each paper looks and reads as legit.
They did this to show how easy it now is to mass produce "credible" research. Academia isn't ready.
They did this to show how easy it now is to mass produce "credible" research. Academia isn't ready.
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Dating apps are how singles meet one another these days. But what if artificial intelligence could fix modern dating? On this episode of Modern Love, Eli tells us what happened when he used AI clones to forge connections while dating online. nyti.ms/4ff5Kzq
December 11, 2024 at 7:46 PM
Dating apps are how singles meet one another these days. But what if artificial intelligence could fix modern dating? On this episode of Modern Love, Eli tells us what happened when he used AI clones to forge connections while dating online. nyti.ms/4ff5Kzq
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The $82.5 million sale of "Hot Ones" studio First We Feast is part of a broader strategy at BuzzFeed to shift away from human editors, writers and content producers in favor of artificial intelligence, which result in "high-margin, tech-enabled revenue lines."
BuzzFeed sells "Hot Ones" studio for $82.5 million as it pursues more AI-driven content
The company said the sale will allow it to depend less on human-created content in favor of "high-margin, tech-enabled revenue lines."
thedesk.net
December 12, 2024 at 10:59 PM
The $82.5 million sale of "Hot Ones" studio First We Feast is part of a broader strategy at BuzzFeed to shift away from human editors, writers and content producers in favor of artificial intelligence, which result in "high-margin, tech-enabled revenue lines."
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The 18 Reasons Why Complex Systems fail is a classic. They fail for complex reasons, and only adaption & learning by organizations, as well as individual actions keep us safe.
I asked Claude to read this and come up with more rules. They are surprisingly wise (with black background), especially 25.
I asked Claude to read this and come up with more rules. They are surprisingly wise (with black background), especially 25.
December 2, 2024 at 5:43 AM
The 18 Reasons Why Complex Systems fail is a classic. They fail for complex reasons, and only adaption & learning by organizations, as well as individual actions keep us safe.
I asked Claude to read this and come up with more rules. They are surprisingly wise (with black background), especially 25.
I asked Claude to read this and come up with more rules. They are surprisingly wise (with black background), especially 25.
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You probably aren’t being ambitious enough in your AI experiments. Start with completely out there applications, assess them, and then reign in your ambitions from there.
You might be inspired or surprised about how good AI is, or you might discover useful limitations earlier.
You might be inspired or surprised about how good AI is, or you might discover useful limitations earlier.
December 2, 2024 at 6:35 PM
You probably aren’t being ambitious enough in your AI experiments. Start with completely out there applications, assess them, and then reign in your ambitions from there.
You might be inspired or surprised about how good AI is, or you might discover useful limitations earlier.
You might be inspired or surprised about how good AI is, or you might discover useful limitations earlier.