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Five Things AI: Clearview AI, AI Gridiron, College Ghostwriters, Poets, Death by LLM
What a week in AI, again. Read on.
The biggest news of this week was the latest ChatGPT Update, the huge investment of Amazon in Anthropic, the big announcement of Meta AI and of course the mysterious new device Sam Altman and Jony Ive are collaborating on.
Such a slow news week in AI, again.
Apart from the news, let’s dive into some interesting issues around AI, shall we?
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A Shazam for People: Clearview’s AI App Was a Hit Among the Rich and Powerful
What could possible go wrong with this idea? Well, mostly everything. (LINK)
The AI Gridiron: Unlocking Preseason NFL Betting Secrets
I think sportsbetting is ruining sports. Having said that, it is pretty interesting to look at this analysis of the data and the quest to figure out how this can lead to a better prediction model. (LINK)
How ChatGPT Is Putting College Ghostwriters Out of Work
What do you think? Is this good or bad? I always liked writing essays, but I do understand that other people find this really hard. But making money off these people? (LINK)
AI Companies Desperately Hiring Authors and Poets to Fix Their Crappy Writing
Maybe this will make all those college essay so much better in the long run? (LINK)
How to avoid “death by LLM”
We will see many more business models getting challenged by AI, but StackOverflow is a pretty interesting example of what can happen when AI can be more efficient than the crowd. Just imagine what will happen as soon as all the data of a business is not just available within seconds, but can also be analyzed and put into correlation right away. (LINK)
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