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Stephen Wolfram explores the broader picture of what's going on inside ChatGPT and why it produces meaningful text. Discusses models, training neural nets, embeddings, tokens, transformers, language syntax.
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“It’s at least as good as our best customer service representative, and it’s probably on average better.” After successful early tests, the fifth biggest fast food chain in the USA will start replacing drive-thru staff with AI chatbots next month.
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Over the next three years, company leaders will be upskilling more than 65,000 U.S. employees on the power of generative AI like ChatGPT.
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Lots here related to trends, innovations, and paradigm shifts!
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OpenAI has released a voice-capable ChatGPT iPhone app, and Anthropic has introduced a neat Slack plugin for its own AI assistant Claude, which is similar to ChatGPT but notably quicker, and able to access the internet and handle much more text.
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Want to stay ahead of your competitors when it comes to engagement in social media? Here are top 10 social media trends to watch in 2023!
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Its focus on the relationship between cognitive load and emotions, offering a new perspective on the impact that how we feel has on how much we learn.
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Emphasis added!
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The AI-powered ChatGPT tool has a wide range of implications for HR, some of which we haven't even considered yet.
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The opening statement of this article just about says it all!
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The agencies’ statement discussed the implications of AI in many areas, including workplaces.
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Further, every casino platform is susceptible to problem gamblers. ML models enable betting site operators to conduct a risk assessment for all the players. With AI-trained systems, they can spot signs of addiction like chasing losses, placing high-risk bets, uncontrollable betting urges, and playing for long hours. Thus, AI can promote responsible gaming by recognizing the gambling disorder in a player.
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Another track to follow!
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Commissioned to create a home office for a designer, Olson Kundig Architects principle Tom Kundig somewhat jokingly suggested that it should be put on railroad tracks to enable the owner to experience a commute from home. After talking it through, the lighthearted remark became a solid plan for a…
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Posting this for several -- and even obvious reasons!
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Automakers are starting to admit that a new car technology didn’t work out.
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This is actually an interesting follow-up to an exploration we did years ago when the Apple Car Play was introduced.
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Volume 28 of Technology Radar suggests that while generative AI is here to stay, it doesn't mean we're journeying towards AGI.
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“Those could start with industry standards and some sort of coalescing around that. And decisions about whether or not to make those compulsory, and also then what’s the process for updating them, those things are probably fertile ground for more conversation.”
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Things aren't looking good for big booksellers Borders and Barnes & Noble. The AP reports that both chains have posted major losses for this quarter, their sales made worse by the online price wars between Amazon and Walmart that have driven prices on new bestsellers down so much as to make it nearly impossible for bookstores to compete. Via Beeyond
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An industry that I've watched for years -- trends!
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The AI surge is a long-overdue wakeup call. Especially in corporate America. For too long, we’ve outsourced too much.
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leadership is not a product of technology, so the technology itself can’t improve leadership
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So important connection from the AI to the leadership worlds!
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On Dementia Action Week (May 15-21), Sir Jackie tells us about his charity, Race Against Dementia (RAD), and why support from Formula 1 means so much to the cause.
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There's a fascinating leadership story here -- plus the proposed partnership is an "Innovation at the Verge" story!
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“Our intelligence is what makes us human, and AI is an extension of that quality.” –Yann LeCun
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Deloitte’s 14th annual Tech Trends report explores the impact and opportunities of emerging technologies in both innovation and foundational business areas.
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There's an AI article as part of this report that's very interesting.
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Researchers from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York applied machine learning models to the data passively collected by wearables like the Apple Watch to gauge a person’s resilience and mental well-being. To their knowledge, it's the first study to do so.
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And another reason to be tracking AI!
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There is no doubt that both slots and the wider iGaming market are highly competitive. They are close to saturation point and the providers must keep coming up with ways of making the experience better, to retain player interest.
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Some important factors to monitor here -- puts this industry on the radar (like others) because it looks like a leading indicator. AND -- there's the added complexity here for concerns over problem gambling.
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The Biden administration aims to keep up with a rapidly evolving new technology.
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The challenge, as somewhat noted, is how to keep up with this. It's often hard to "study fast!" This is a very tough issue. Many have argued, and I've posted several, on the reality that the "train has left the station."
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Retail's AI Revolution will dwarf the disruptions of previous decades. Accelerating the growth of some retailers and killing others.
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"Future lift" is a concept developed by Ross Dawson that refers to the ability of a technology, business, or idea to improve the future. He visualizes it
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Fascinating -- make sure to read the whole article!
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As noted with most post for the restaurant industry, it's a good one to follow for trends that might connect elsewhere.