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
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ChatGPT Update Anticipated Soon by Users
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Keep refreshing ChatGPT in anticipation. Hopefully it rolls out soon!
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Amazon’s Project Nessie Algorithm Faces FTC Antitrust Allegations
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“People familiar with the FTC's allegations in the complaint told the Journal that it all started when Amazon developed an algorithm code-named "Project Nessie." It allegedly works by manipulating rivals' weaker pricing algorithms and locking competitors into higher prices”
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Ethics Advisory Board Needed for AI Product Development
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Not sure if the team has any ethicists on staff, or as part of an advisory board supporting product development, but I feel like their perspectives could be very valuable to proactively consider and solve for complex scenarios around this product concept.
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Wearable Recording Tech Ethics: Permission and Privacy Concerns
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I really appreciate the entrepreneurial spirit here, and the willingness to take and respond to critique. I think best in practical situations. First time I see my buddy with one of these on, he asks for permission to record our coffee meeting, maybe it’s business related. I
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Wearable Recording Devices Raise Privacy and Consent Concerns
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So in order to get value from the use cases featured on the site, the person wearing the device will have to constantly ask everyone they interact with for permission to record them? That seems clunky, awkward and unrealistic at best. https://t.co/4gSDdprQnc
— Paul Roetzer (@paulroetzer) 4 octobre 2023So in order to get value from the use cases featured on the site, the person wearing the device will have to constantly ask everyone they interact with for permission to record them? That seems clunky, awkward and unrealistic at best.
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GPT-4V Problem-Solving Abilities Transform Marketing Business Applications
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GPT-4V shows intriguing problem-solving abilities. I didn’t actually count to confirm its estimate, but it’s more about the approach it takes when further prompted to try. So much potential for marketing and business use cases.
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Revisiting Pre-Transformer AI Research in Light of Modern Developments
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Read it years ago. Would be interesting to revisit it now given that it was written before the transformer / Attention Is All You Need paper, and everything that has transpired since.
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AI Wearables Surveillance: Ethics and Privacy Concerns Rise
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100% creepy. This AI wearables category (not the fitness / health kind, the always listening / watching kind) needs to stop now before our lives become a Black Mirror episode.