It’s all about communication. Very few people that are using AI tools comes from a photography background. If anything this shows how much people want to learn to improve. Why so anti AI?
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Young People’s Vigilance and Optimism About Technology Future
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…& beyond. Geoff asked me where my (cautious)optimism comes from. My answer is the young people that I get to interact w/ everyday. Compared to my generation, these young ppl are much more vigilant about both learning the technology but also inquiring and taking actions on… 4/
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AI’s Societal Impact: Opportunities, Risks, and Catastrophic Consequences
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…and now the profound human and societal impact this powerful technology brings to our world, both the positive possibilities but also the sobering catastrophic risks, including economic changes, dis/misinformation, bias and privacy issues, weaponization, and… 3/
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Internet Bundling Cycle: From Web to Apps to AI
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The whole world was bundled into the early internet, unbundled into apps, and is now being rebundled into AIs
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AI Redefining Human Creativity at Stanford Conference
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Generative AI has pushed the boundaries of what's possible, prompting questions about its impact on creative disciplines. At our upcoming fall conference, we explore how AI is challenging, redefining, and expanding notions of human creativity. https://
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Health Equity and AI: Trust, Technology, and Culturally Relevant Care
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Join SAS and Dr. Pooja Mittal for a discussion on health equity and success components, such as trust, technology and culturally relevant care. #TheHealthPulse http://
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Reaching 10k Citations: Reflections on Research Career
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I reached 10k citations recently, a goal of mine for many years. It’s a nice moment to reflect back, and I mostly feel bittersweet: (1) When I joined Google Brain back in 2020, I thought I'd stay for 10+ years, doing open-ended research and publishing papers. But the field has
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How Should We Live Together With AI Technology
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“We need to interrogate ourselves, to better understand how we as individuals and as communities would want to live with AI technology and through our creations how we might want to live with one another.” – @gewang 3/4
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Technology Design Beyond Convenience: Questioning Economic Narratives
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“Even when we 'design technology for social good,' we too often just end up making something slightly more convenient, and slightly more convenient fits the prevailing economic narrative. This is a bubble. The technology cave we don't know we are living in.” – @gewang 2/4
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Stanford Seminar Questions AI Solutions and Technology FOMO
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Thanks to Stanford music and CS professor @gewang for launching this fall's research seminars by asking what we really want from AI. This morning we discussed Silicon Valley’s tech solutions bubble, AI FOMO, and questioning the premises. 1/4