Can I suggest a superposition of these two beliefs, where a) everyone has been recited the non-discrimination line, b) for received cultural reasons, that is assumed to have an escape clause c) people who say that out loud get a *private* talking to d) they say “Got you. *wink*”
CULTURE
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AI Graphics Now Accompany Every Life Incident and Social Post
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Someone just forwarded this. I guess we’ve reached that point where every incident in our lives, every tweet thread we post, will have an AI graphic.
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Imposter Syndrome and Rapid Expertise in Problem-Solving
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There is another paragraph about feeling turbocharged imposter syndrome when talking to subject matter experts and then realizing they’ve spent 0.01% of their career on *exactly* your new problem and so you understood it better than they do as of about day four or so.
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Writing’s End: AI Purpose and Human Achievement
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The purpose of writing is to learn thinking, the purpose of thinking is to build AI, the purpose of AI is achieved when nobody has to write any more. After 5200 years of writing, human achievement runs its course.
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How AI tools reshape childhood learning and cognitive development
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Drawing, gaining basic knowledge across many areas, writing and coding are all skills that I learned as a child because no tool could do them for me. I wonder how I would have developed my mind if I was born today
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How Well Can ChatGPT Psychoanalyze Your MBTI Type?
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What’s your MBTI type—from ChatGPT's perspective? Try this prompt and find out how well it knows you: “Based on our past conversations, what MBTI personality type would you assign to me—and why?” Let the LLM psychoanalyze you
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AI Coming for Jobs CEO Warns in Honest Assessment
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There's been a growing number of "AI-first" memos from tech CEOs lately. This one from April 8 is the most direct (and honest) I've seen, yet. "Here is the unpleasant truth: AI is coming for your jobs. Heck, it's coming for my job too." CEO of @fiverr
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AI System Escape: Market Crisis, Investigations, and Physical Incidents
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It assumes (though I think it is successfully anticipating me here) billions of dollars of shed market cap, a WSJ article, multiple investigations, and (in least likely bit?) several minor injuries sustained during recapture.
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Jurassic World: Critical Analysis of Safety Failures and Missing Protocols
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Prompt includes no detail about the scene; “Now contrast with the Jurassic World sequence of events in entering the indominus Rex enclosure. What did the characters in the movie do wrongly, and what processes do they clearly not have in place but should.”