An AI helped me write it more quickly and gave me a few extra ideas. But the overall content and prompt examples are very much mine and every word has been touched and edited.
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Mobile Shopping Surge: 76% of Americans Buy Online via Smartphone
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76% of Americans report buying things #Online using a #Smartphone >>> How is your #mobile game? >>> @pewresearch via @MikeQuindazzi >>> #ecommerce #fintech #DX >>> http://
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Upcoming Issue Focuses on Overlooked AI Applications
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Nice! I think the next issue is coming on Thursday and it's going to be themed around ways to use AI that people are missing.
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Mind Maps as Tools for Exploration and Discovery
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The mind maps are really cool when you play around with them. Often they'll lead you into a whole new area of inquiry. It's kind of like visualized artificial intelligence.
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ChatGPT App Experiencing Heavy Strain From Millions of Users
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The ChatGPT app is under heavy strain. It frequently needs to be refreshed and may ask you to log in again. Sometimes it crashes completely for a few hours. This is what happens when millions of people are suddenly using your app all at once.
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Improving AI Responses Through Better Prompts and Randomization
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Gotta give it a little bit more to work off of, otherwise you'll just get the most average, expected results possible. I'm actually trying to figure out a way to randomize the responses more. Will keep you posted.
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Appreciation for AI Prompts Resource Sharing
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Really appreciate you sharing this resource on AI prompts. I'll dig into it soon.
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Taking AI to the Limit in 2023
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Very much appreciated, Jeff. I'm taking AI to the limit this year, and bringing all of you with me.
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AI Versatility: Building Content and Breaking Down Complexity
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I love how the AI can work in either direction: build your content up from nothing, or break a complex topic down into bite-sized pieces.
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Major ML Conferences Need More Transparency in Policy Changes
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I feel like, in the last couple of years, NeurIPS/ICML/ICLR have made a number of changes, often drastic. Change can be good. But I wish these changes were made with a bit more transparency, rationale, and potentially input from the community.