Five Things AI: Text, Electricity, Interaction, Workforce, Government Contracts

Again, not a slow week in the development of AI. Do you think it will slow down anytime soon?

Apr 19, 2024

Today Mark Zuckerberg introduced meta.ai and promised that AI will be integrated in all core products.

Hello and welcome to Five Things AI!

For the last year it seemed as if Meta was a bit behind in the AI race, but now we can clearly see that they made their homework. Going the open source route will make sure that Llama3 can be used by many smart developers all over the world.

We’ll see what OpenAI will announce soon and then we will see what Google wants to do with all the 100 billion $ earmarked for AI. The future of AI will sure be interesting. If they can get enough cheap power for all the datacenters…

Enjoy Five Things AI! And make sure to go paid!

Is there enough text to feed the AI beast?

This is a an interesting problem to have and it raises lots of interesting questions. What will happen if the models all get trained on synthetic data created by other models?

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Booming AI demand threatens global electricity supply

AI is energy-hungry and this will pose interesting challenges, both for the grid and the business models behind the Large Language Models.

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AI Experience Design: Redefining Interaction in the Intelligent Era

Right now, interactive bots are all the rage, but pretty soon we’ll see more than this user interface based on question and answer.

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Why automating back-office roles won’t be quick or easy

“Rather than content themselves with large-scale redundancies, businesses would be better off putting systems in place to upskill, reskill and redeploy workers to work effectively alongside AI tools being leveraged. After all, left unsupervised, AI tools could leave businesses open to legal and ethical scrutiny.” - we are just beginning to understand how AI will change the way we work.

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