Who is really shaping the future of AI? with @AGraylin
, @sama
, @jruwitch and @TEDchris
@erikbryn
-
Who Is Shaping AI’s Future? Key Leaders Discuss
By
–
-
Gambling Tax on Innumeracy Reversed Parties
By
–
Some say that gambling is a tax on innumeracy — but usually the parties are reversed.
-
Amazon Recruits Leading AI and Robotics Expert Pieter Abbeel
By
–
Congrats to @amazon for bringing aboard @pabbeel
, one of the great minds in AI and robotics. -
The Digitalist Papers: Economic Challenges of Transformative AI
By
–
It's here! The Digitalist Papers is the definitive set of essays by some of the world's most insightful economists, AI researchers, policymakers and innovators. This volume explains the economic challenges created by transformative AI and what we must to do now.
-
Stanford DigEconLab Postdoctoral Fellowship in AI and Economics
By
–
Come join the amazing team at the Stanford @DigEconLab
! If you're finishing your PhD and want to pursue breakthrough research on AI and Economics, please come work with us: https://
digitaleconomy.stanford.edu/about/ftpostdo
cfellowopp/
… -
Early-Career Indian Engineers Leading AI Adoption Charge
By
–
Here's one excerpt: "When LogicMonitor commissioned @Workhelix to evaluate who actually was adopting AI, the company found that a cohort of early-career engineers based in India were leading the charge. Based on these results, LogicMonitor plans to encourage its senior,
-
Companies Adopt Workhelix to Optimize AI Implementation Strategy
By
–
The @WSJ has a terrific article today about how more and more companies are turning to @workhelix to understand how they can more effectively use AI.
-
LLM Tool Identifies Outdated Laws and Suggests New Wording
By
–
Who's working on an LLM-based tool to identify the 100 most poorly written or obsolete laws and regulations in each jurisdiction? It identifies the problem, provides evidence of why it needs to be changed and suggests new wording that a legislator can review, propose and enact.
-
Speed Limits and Laws: When to Change Rules, Not Break Them
By
–
Sometimes the speed limits do seem unreasonably low, but the answer is to change the law, not break it. Ditto for many other such cases where the law is poorly written.