Almost 60% of people want regulation of #AI in #UK workplaces, survey finds https://
bit.ly/3J2jVe9 via @guardian #ethics #FutureofWork
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UK Survey Shows Strong Support for AI Workplace Regulation
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Rethinking Academic Requirements Beyond Paper Publications
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No papers no PhD. But hey, maybe we can go back to the earlier days when a solid thesis (in academia or industry) was enough, and students weren’t pressured to get >= 3 top-tier conference papers accepted before graduation.
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QA Bot Streaming with FastAPI and LangChain
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This is a great example code snippet for creating a QA bot that streams via FastAPI The LangChain Expression Language makes this much simpler than before (more accurately, the standard streaming interface that all LCEL object have makes this simpler)
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Elon Musk’s X Partners With Integral Ad Science for Brand Safety
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Last August, Elon Musk’s legal team subpoenaed measurements firms Integral Ad Science and DoubleVerify while he attempted to avoid buying Twitter. Now, IAS is X’s new pre-bid brand safety partner for advertisers. What a difference a year makes!
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You Need Passion to Solve Long-Term Problems
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3. You’re excited about solving this problem Finally, the problem needs to be something you are willing to spend many years of your life solving. This advice from @zoink
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Optimize for Interestingness in Your Work
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@paulg in a recent essay: “It’s essential to work on something you’re deeply interested in. Interest will drive you to work harder than mere diligence ever could. When in doubt, optimize for interestingness.” Source: http://
paulgraham.com/greatwork.html
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Problem Size Over Market Size for Venture Scale Ideas
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@hunterwalk has a great framework called LUV to help you here ➔ https://
hunterwalk.com/2017/04/12/why
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… Here’s my take on what makes a venture-scale idea ➔ https://
lennysnewsletter.com/p/your-startup
-idea-probably-isnt-venture
… Also, a guide to help you think through your market size from @mvernal ➔ https://
medium.com/sequoia-capita
l/the-market-curve-44097b626f6d
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Delta-4 Framework: Evaluating Underserved Market Solutions
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Ingredient 2. The market is underserved Existing solutions need to be doing a subpar job of solving the problem. The founder of CRED, @kunalb11
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Beating Existing Solutions: Rating Your Product Against Competitors
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What would a customer rate the existing solution on a scale of 1 to 10? What would they rate your solution? Your solution needs to be 4 or better for anyone to care. This also means that if the existing solution gets a 6 or higher, it’ll be very hard to replace (e.g. Excel).
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Three Key Ingredients for Successful B2B Startup Ideas
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Three ingredients to a great B2B startup idea:
1. You solve a problem that is important to people
2. Existing solutions are doing a subpar job of solving the problem
3. You’re excited about solving this problem More below.