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“efforts to demystify AI may inadvertently reduce its appeal, indicating that maintaining an aura of magic around AI could be beneficial for adoption.”
Quite the indictment of AI products: they are more appealing to people who don't understand how they work and see them as magical
The paper concludes: "businesses may benefit from targeting those with lower AI literacy" and "maintaining an aura of magic around AI" ✨
tinyurl.com/ynefd8zk
The paper concludes: "businesses may benefit from targeting those with lower AI literacy" and "maintaining an aura of magic around AI" ✨
tinyurl.com/ynefd8zk
January 26, 2025 at 9:29 PM
“efforts to demystify AI may inadvertently reduce its appeal, indicating that maintaining an aura of magic around AI could be beneficial for adoption.”
Reposted by Keegan O'Shea
AI knows that water freezes at 32F. Not 33. Not 31. Any other temperature and it’s liquid. That’s how we know it’s intelligent.
January 18, 2025 at 9:25 PM
AI knows that water freezes at 32F. Not 33. Not 31. Any other temperature and it’s liquid. That’s how we know it’s intelligent.
There was a real energy in the cinema for people heading to the premieres of both of these films last night. Haven't felt movies being an "event" like this in years. There's hope in cinema yet.
July 20, 2023 at 11:48 PM
There was a real energy in the cinema for people heading to the premieres of both of these films last night. Haven't felt movies being an "event" like this in years. There's hope in cinema yet.