Americans really, really, really hate AI. Especially young people, for whom this is just another plot by the old to ensure they can't live the American Dream. From the University.
I recently finished reading Emily Bender and Alex Hanna's The AI Con: How to Fight Big Tech's Hype and Create the Future We Want. They are experts in the field.
Companies are so all-in for AI that there is a chip shortage and thus the prices for personal computers are skyrocketing. I built a PC for a colleague in January.
If there's one place I DO NOT WANT TO SEE AI, it's ProPublica, that gem of investigative journalism. Alas, they are run by bad people too it turns out. And.
The AFL-CIO articulates some worker-rights based guidelines on AI. It's interesting and worth taking a look at the very least. There is a path where new technology makes work better.
What in the living holy fuck is this? Jim Acosta, former chief White House correspondent for CNN, stirred controversy on Monday when he sat for a conversation with a reanimated version.
I am very much on the verge of returning to all in class exams. The New Yorker has a long piece on how ChatGPT has transformed college and none of.
The AI stories are coming fast and furious now. Will AI change how we read? Will historians embrace AI and what does that mean? I don't know, but I do.
