And on the complete opposite end of the spectrum, I absolutely love these ChatGPT ads. Nailed the “use ai to become more of the person you want to be” mantra I have on my desk.
CULTURE
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Building and Leading Inclusive Data AI Teams
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What does it take to build and lead inclusive data & AI teams?
— Databricks (@databricks) 28 septembre 2025
Leaders from @AnthropicAI, @pfizer, and Databricks — Kate Ostbye, Lisa Cohen, Pallavi Koppol, and Holly Smith — discuss navigating challenges, celebrating successes, and staying engaged year-round.
Watch the full… pic.twitter.com/HTi90TcnR4What does it take to build and lead inclusive data & AI teams? Leaders from @AnthropicAI
, @pfizer
, and Databricks — Kate Ostbye, Lisa Cohen, Pallavi Koppol, and Holly Smith — discuss navigating challenges, celebrating successes, and staying engaged year-round. Watch the full -
Tech Industry Overpromises: LLM Hallucinations Still Unsolved
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How the tech industry rolls: Almost a million people viewed this May 2023 tweet from Mustafa Suleyman promising that “LLM hallucinations will be largely eliminated by 2025”; many of people believed it (and believed many similar promises from the tech industry). I didn’t — I
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AI Researchers’ Growing Authority in Public Discourse
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Something I've noticed is that we take the word of AI researchers very seriously, like much more seriously than we would have taken them 4 years ago if they were a staff engineer or academic somewhere. They are 1000x smarter than me, so this isn't a knock, just an observation
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Frustration with AI tools and code quality issues
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Bitter from fixing Sam’s crap or bitter in general from having to use ai?
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Managing Underperforming Team Members in Tech Organizations
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Would you hire 20 more Sam’s? Where even after training and coaching, they default to the lowest common denominator? We can both be right. And I think we are. But I’m still firing Sam if he’s poisoning the team and doesn’t take action and accountability to fix it.
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Historical absence of burnout reports before modern era
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Why was there no burn out reported in 1950? Or 1800? Or 1400?
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Good and Evil: Moral Relativism in AI Decision-Making Systems
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You can win $5 or $5b and lose more than that Good and evil is usually used as outside excuses. There are actions that we consider immoral and hence evil. And the actor acted out of valor, desperation, or bravery which in their eyes makes them good. Eg a underdog rebel is a
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Influencers Will Drive AI Monetization Through Advertising
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i think it will be closer to influencers doing ads