OpenAI and others could pay millions / billions in licensing fees, or just buy the media outlets for less and scrap the dying advertising models that are barely sustaining journalism. Maybe AI saves journalism in an ironic twist. But then we have to trust these companies to
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Legal Training Arguments: AI Learning vs Human Learning Comparison
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The legal arguments between “training” and “learning” will be intriguing. I could definitely see a path forward in which the courts allow the training / learning because the AI companies succeed at convincing the judge(s) it’s not really different from humans. But the companies
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AI Learning from Copyrighted Material: Legal Arguments and Implications
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Also not a lawyer, but I’ll be fascinated to see legal arguments for 1) below. The AI learns from copyrighted material like humans (except it can learn more and do it faster), and synthesizes that information to create outputs, also like humans. Should that be illegal?
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Social Fabric Erosion: AI’s Greatest Challenge Beyond Technology
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Truth. “the greatest challenge we face today isn't the rapid advancement of AI, but the erosion of our social fabric and the polarization within our society.” – @sineadbovell https://t.co/vkaInNuGqA
— Paul Roetzer (@paulroetzer) 4 janvier 2024Truth. “the greatest challenge we face today isn't the rapid advancement of AI, but the erosion of our social fabric and the polarization within our society.” – @sineadbovell
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Yann LeCun’s 2002 Google Opportunity: AI’s Alternate Timeline
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Wow. The things you learn on X. I’d never heard this story about @ylecun turning down the opportunity to join Google in 2002. Fascinating to consider how the trajectory of AI may have changed if he’d gone that path.
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Reimagining Computing in the Generative AI Era
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More on Extropic from their website: given the dawn of the Generative-AI-first era, could we fundamentally reimagine what is a “computer”? One could imagine a computer which, instead of suppressing the natural entropy of the world, achieves symbiosis with it, leveraging it as
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AI-Driven Consumer Behavior Shift Accelerating Market Changes
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As marketers and business leaders, a recurring theme we need to pay close attention to moving forward is the rapid shift in consumer behavior that will occur with new technologies. This has always been the case, but we are on an accelerated timeline with AI. Here’s an example
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Marketing Leaders Struggle With AI Adoption and Literacy Gap
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The challenge we’re seeing is that many marketing leaders still have a limited understanding of AI, and so they are struggling to adopt it into their core strategies / campaigns. There is a lack of urgency to build AI literacy, which is going to impact a lot of brands in 2024.
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AI Powers Email Personalization and Search Efficiency
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But don’t you want to drive personalization in email, which requires AI? Or enhance the efficiency and creativity of your email campaigns, which is achieved through AI? And search is powered by AI. So, in a way, AI is intertwined into both of those.
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OpenAI generates $130M monthly from ChatGPT subscriptions and API access
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“OpenAI is generating at least $130 million per month from the sale of subscriptions to ChatGPT and from letting software developers access its models through an application programming interface.”