Not disagreeing ! I think it can be helpful in some cases but not as a replacement for human connection, or critically, if it just tells you exactly what you want to hear all the time.
CULTURE
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Why EdTech Revolution Failed: Stanford Students Analyze ChatGPT Impact
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Over two years since the release of ChatGPT, the anticipated “EdTech Revolution” has yet to happen. Stanford students share their reflections as to why, prompted by questions about who it is being designed for, who is involved, and who bears the risks:
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Mars and Siv: AI-Powered Animation Series Pilot
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Introducing the pilot episode of a new animated series, Mars and Siv. Created by Jeremy Higgins and Britton Korbel, produced by Runway Studios.
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We went behind the scenes with Jeremy and Britton to discuss how they brought Runway into every step of their animation pipeline to… pic.twitter.com/YVkyhDb7XLIntroducing the pilot episode of a new animated series, Mars and Siv. Created by Jeremy Higgins and Britton Korbel, produced by Runway Studios. We went behind the scenes with Jeremy and Britton to discuss how they brought Runway into every step of their animation pipeline to
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AI’s Role in Creating Better Futures: Reggie Townsend
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Reggie Townsend at #SASInnovate: "The question before us isn't whether to use AI—that decision has already been made. Instead, we need to focus on ensuring it helps us become better versions of ourselves. How can we make sure AI helps us to see and experience a better world? I
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Ethical Responsibility of AI Privilege Access Disparities
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And speaking of un necessarily strong comments, I’m sorry to put you on the spot Jonas. In truth, the issue is broader and requires addressing. We are the privileged both financially and in terms of access to AI. With that there should be a moral onus on all of us to help the
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AI Competition Arrogance: Focus on Helping Underprivileged Communities
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Why don’t you compete with ChatGPT? Last time I checked Gemini app was an order of magnitude behind. More seriously, this arrogance and comparative disparaging is toxic and not needed in our community. Do the best work you can to help those with less privilege. That’s it.
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Danish Education Model: Less Homework, More Collaboration and Projects
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Was chatting with a friend who went to university in Denmark and he was explaining how AI isn't disrupting education there as much as it is in the US. Denmark barely assigns homework. They have longer school days packed with collaborative work, discussions, and projects.
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OpenAI Legal Risk: Twitter Statements and Creative Industry Relations
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Email incoming from OpenAI attorneys (and maybe communications) in 3…2…1… Tweets like this won’t age well on the legal front, and aren’t great for PR with non-technical audience (e.g. creatives).
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Continuous Self-Improvement: The Path to Your Best Self
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The best version of you is one that continually is making a better version of you.
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Uber’s Quiet AI Layoffs Spark Employee Pushback on Benefits
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“Quiet AI layoffs” continue. Khosrowshahi said Uber is a “Gen-AI powered company” that needs to be on its A game. He said employees should be more interested in learning and their impact on the company than on its benefits, which spurred more employee pushback.