These “regulations” that big AI and big politicians are trying to stop… Oh man… Where do I start? I’ll start with the first crazy thing I ever heard from Sam Altman: “It’s not fair that we should have to worry about copyright violations while trying to develop this stuff.” Holy entitlement, Batman! Yes, Sam, you […]
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Does AI “think”? That’s the sort of topic that gets people debating for hours about the nature of “thinking” and all of that. But here’s another, possibly more important thing to understand: something can sound certain, that doesn’t mean it knows. What ever happened to, “Don’t believe everything you read”? Throughout our schooling we were
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This post is years in the making. I’ve been waiting for the perfect example, and on the eve of releasing my book, it finally appeared. But let me explain. In one sense, I can’t get away from social media because I love it. On the spectrum of “staying in touch,” I’m 95th percentile, at least.
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Your AI is free or really cheap, right? For the price of a monthly subscription, a small business owner can access tools that summarize documents, draft emails, analyze spreadsheets, generate marketing ideas, write code, create images, and on and on. That can make AI feel much cheaper than an employee. Sorry, it’s not. But behind
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We need character, ethics, wisdom, grit. These things are aided and refined by hard times, but then they are passed to the next generation through the humanities. The humanities have lagged our technological progress for a century or more. What if we used AI for one purpose only: to build the character of our kids?
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