the most special thing about openai is the culture of repeatable innovation. it is relatively easy to copy something; it’s hard to do something for the first time. it’s really hard to do many things for the first time!
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GPT-4 Quality Decline: Choosing Sides in AI Future
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GPT-4 quality seems to be going down lately Will you join the Empire, or the rebellion?
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ChatGPT iPhone app now available in Spain
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La app de ChatGPT para iPhone #video https://
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IBM Wins 25 TrustRadius Top Rated Awards Across Three Categories
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The latest results from the TrustRadius Top Rated Awards are in and 25 IBM products, including IBM Turbonomic and IBM Watson Assistant, have been recognized for all three categories: recency, relevancy, and rating. Learn about the winning products here: https://
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Why Google and OpenAI experts signed a letter
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Surprisingly, one of these articles excellently explains one of the viewpoints on why people from Google / OpenAI etc. signed this kind of letter.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce Calls for AI Regulation
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce calls for #AI regulation https://
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Open-source Leaders Discuss AI Impact at Google I/O
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At @Google Connect I/O last week, Aparna Lakshmiratan, VP of Product at Snorkel AI, joined @lcastricato from
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UX Research Teams Growth at Meta and Airbnb Examined
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"I personally helped grow Facebook’s UXR team from a dozen to over 100, then did the same for Airbnb in the same amount of time it took Facebook/Meta to go from 100 to over 1000 researchers." The UX Research Reckoning is Here https://
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Community Stewardship and Strategic Partnerships in AI Ecosystems
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The downside: you aren't really in control of your own community, and you could easily chase them off. But you can also steward and try to nudge in the right direction, which is what Dbt, HF, etc excel at. And inevitably cos that might build a Dbt or HF end up just partnering.
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Community-Driven Growth: How AI Startups Compete With Big Tech
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Some of the most successful recent companies—Dbt Labs, Hugging Face, Midjourney—have been able to grow and scale because they have built such a strong community. That's given them a window to scale up with less risk of getting smushed by an incumbent (like a Google).