Reminds me of @sama
’s 2021 Moore’s Law for Everything post https://
moores.samaltman.com
@paulroetzer
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Sam Altman’s Moore’s Law for Everything: Economic implications revisited
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Genius Makers Book Explores Ilya Sutskever OpenAI History
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And definitely read Genius Makers by @CadeMetz if you want a deeper history on Ilya and OpenAI.
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Ilya Sutskever: OpenAI Cofounder’s Impact on Generative AI
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Ilya Sutskever (
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Grammarly’s AI Mission and GrammarlyGo Capabilities Discussed
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Valuable This Week in Startups conversation between @rahulrc and @jason
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Google Defends Generative AI Users Against Copyright Violations
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Google said that it will defend users of generative artificial-intelligence systems in its Google Cloud and Workspace platforms if they are accused of intellectual property violations, joining Microsoft, Adobe who have made similar pledges https://
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Actors Strike: AI Replacement and Wage Inequality in Entertainment
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“These companies refuse to protect performers from being replaced by artificial intelligence, they refuse to increase your wages to keep up with inflation, and they refuse to share a tiny portion of the immense revenue YOUR work generates for them.” https://
nytimes.com/2023/10/12/bus
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Commerce Department explores controlling frontier AI models from Beijing
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“Over the past few months, members of Commerce have met with experts to hash out what controlling frontier models could look like and whether it would be feasible to keep them out of reach of Beijing.”
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AI-Generated Sales Email Subject Lines: Do They Actually Work?
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Do people actually open the “Quick question, NAME” emails? I get so many sales outreach emails (that I immediately delete) with a variation of that subject line format. Is it an AI thing? Or is there some industry study that says that junk works?
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ChatGPT Vision Capabilities and AI Wearable Product Review
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In this week’s podcast, @MikeKaput and I share our initial experiences with ChatGPT’s vision capabilities, and it’s safe to say that we were impressed and inspired. We also cover the controversial new AI wearable product from @RewindAI (I try to be objective here, but I am not a
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AI Distribution Law: Understanding Access and Adoption Curves
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The Law of Uneven AI Distribution: The value you gain from AI, and how quickly and consistently that value is realized, is directly proportional to your understanding of, access to and acceptance of the technology. I think a lot about the AI adoption curve, both in our personal