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@kevinokeefe

@kevinokeefe
17 posts
2023-08-16
As with AI not replacing the law and lawyers, “AI won't be assembling apartments or erecting stadiums any time soon, but in construction — an industry stereotypically known for clipboards and Excel spreadsheets — the rapid embrace of the technology may change how quickly projects...
2023-08-16 View on X
New York Times

Drones, cameras, apps, robots, and ML are helping speed up huge construction projects; one company expects to cut up to 5% off a UK railroad project's $11B cost

an industry stereotypically known for clipboards and Excel spreadsheets — the rapid embrace of the technology may change how quickly projects... @dustyrobotics : We're thrilled to ...

2023-06-26
What began as a slow drip of fund-raising emails & promotional images composed by AI political campaigns has turned into a stream of campaign materials created by AI, rewriting the political playbook for democratic elections worldwide. via @NYTimes https://www.nytimes.com/...
2023-06-26 View on X
New York Times

As the use of AI-generated ads in political campaigns increases globally, consultants, election researchers, and lawmakers push for setting up new guardrails

Gaps in campaign rules allow politicians to spread images and messaging generated by increasingly powerful artificial intelligence technology.

2023-06-11
Amazon exec has message for 9th/10th graders in Boston. There will be millions of new jobs in AI. “We need to create the talent for the next generation, so we are educating about A.I. at the earliest, grass-roots level.” - @NYTimes' ⁦⁦@natashanyt⁩ https://www.nytimes.com/...
2023-06-11 View on X
New York Times

While US schools debate what to teach students about AI's promise and potential peril, universities, tech companies, and nonprofits offer ready-made curriculums

While schools debate what to teach students about powerful new A.I. tools, tech giants, universities and nonprofits are intervening with free lessons. Mastodon: @BenPatrickWill@mas...

2023-05-31
In order to prevent A.I. language models from behaving in scary and dangerous ways, A.I. companies have had to train these monstrous blobs called “shoggoths” to act polite and harmless, reports the @NYTimes' ⁦@kevinroose⁩. https://www.nytimes.com/...
2023-05-31 View on X
New York Times

How the Shoggoth, a character from a 1936 H.P. Lovecraft novella, became a meme among AI workers as a metaphor for not fully understanding LLMs' inner workings

The Shoggoth, a character from a science fiction story, captures the essential weirdness of the A.I. moment. Tweets: @tikiambassador , @henryfarrell , @kevinroose , @tiagodf , @jas...

Scientists are working on a BabyLM, versus advancing LLM's, which would be nearly as capable as the high-end models but much smaller, more accessible and more human-like. via @NYTimes' ⁦@oliverwhang21⁩ https://www.nytimes.com/...
2023-05-31 View on X
New York Times

A look at the BabyLM Challenge, which aims to create language models with datasets that are less than one-ten-thousandth the size of those used by advanced LLMs

Teaching fewer words to large language models might help them sound more human.  —  When it comes to artificial intelligence chatbots, bigger is typically better.

2023-04-29
Musk, who was on initial OpenAI board believes that A.I. is going to be a major turning point and that if it is poorly managed, it is going to be disastrous. - @cademetz et al of the @NYTimes https://www.nytimes.com/...
2023-04-29 View on X
New York Times

Sources: Elon Musk shut off OpenAI's access to Twitter's data in December 2022, believing that the $2M/year licensing fee that OpenAI was paying wasn't enough

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2023-04-22
Many law blogs? > While freelancers losing their gigs to ChatGPT, clients are getting spam from AI-written content by freelancers. Result: increasing mistrust between clients & freelancers & mounting trouble for the freelance platforms themselves. -@Forbes https://www.forbes.com/...
2023-04-22 View on X
Forbes

The proliferation of AI-generated content on marketplaces like Upwork is causing transactional disputes and increasing mistrust between clients and freelancers

Rashi Shrivastava / Forbes : LinkedIn: Rashi Shrivastava and Patrick von Sychowski Tweets: @antoniocasilli , @fabiochiusi , @sazeracnela , @zachweiner , and @kevinokeefe See also ...

2023-04-21
“Heart on My Sleeve,” homemade music tracks using AI, in part or in full, to conjure familiar sounds that can be passed off as authentic, or at least close enough, shows how fast social media can spread the duped up. From @NYTimes' ⁦@joecoscarelli⁩ https://www.nytimes.com/...
2023-04-21 View on X
The Verge

After YouTube pulls Heart On My Sleeve due to a UMG copyright notice, a look at the legal dilemma for Google, which claims scraping data to train AI is fair use

If young Metro don't trust you, I'm gonna... tie you up in a decade of fair use litigation.  —  The AI Drake track …

2023-04-03
Twitter's removing the blue check unless you pay is unlikely to have major ramifications. Only impact could be one's posts not being as visible in others' feeds - though I have not seen that having an impact with the check. Here's the @nytimes' take. https://www.nytimes.com/... https://twitter.com/...
2023-04-03 View on X
Variety

Twitter updates the description of all blue checkmarks to say “This account is verified because it's subscribed to Twitter Blue or is a legacy verified account”

On Sunday, Twitter did something different: It updated the language in the description of verified users …

We all saw this. > AI research could one day lead to humans connecting with computers merely by thinking-as opposed to typing or voice commands. But there is a long way to go before such visions become reality. https://www.wsj.com/... - @WSJ's Christopher @Mims https://twitter.com/...
2023-04-03 View on X
Wall Street Journal

How researchers, including at Meta's AI lab, use AI to study EEG readings, decoding how neurons in the brain communicate and exploring the nature of cognition

Twitter's removing the blue check unless you pay is unlikely to have major ramifications. Only impact could be one's posts not being as visible in others' feeds - though I have not seen that having an impact with the check. Here's the @nytimes' take. https://www.nytimes.com/... https://twitter.com/...
2023-04-03 View on X
Washington Post

Twitter removed the verified badge from the New York Times' main account after Elon Musk responded to a meme outlining the outlet's decision not to pay for Blue

The Times and other news organizations say they won't pay for the icon, which is designed to protect against impersonation.

2023-04-02
We all saw this. > AI research could one day lead to humans connecting with computers merely by thinking-as opposed to typing or voice commands. But there is a long way to go before such visions become reality. https://www.wsj.com/... - @WSJ's Christopher @Mims https://twitter.com/...
2023-04-02 View on X
Wall Street Journal

How researchers, including at Meta's AI lab, use AI to study EEG readings, decoding how neurons in the brain communicate and exploring the nature of cognition

Thought is ever-changing electrical patterns unconnected to individual neurons.  Meta is working on a system to read your mind. Tweets: @hellohypercube , @hkanji , @wsj , @singular...

2023-03-14
U.S. and EU laws may clamp down on the use of AI by employers for decisions like hiring, promoting and charting career paths for workers, putting at risk the companies offering such software. https://www.nytimes.com/... from @nytimes' @SteveLohr https://twitter.com/...
2023-03-14 View on X
New York Times

A look at Eightfold AI, which uses AI to help companies find, recruit, and retain workers, and the startup's challenges, like a slowing economy and new AI rules

Steve Lohr / New York Times : Tweets: @kevinokeefe , @stevelohr , and @stevelohr Tweets: Kevin O'Keefe / @kevinokeefe : U.S. and EU laws may clamp down on the use of AI by employe...

2021-06-15
Critically acclaimed @dayoneapp, a private blogging/journaling app, is joining @Automattic, owner of the largest WordPress platform. Continues, WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg's/@photomatt vision of the company being the Berkshire Hathaway of the net. https://ma.tt/... https://twitter.com/...
2021-06-15 View on X
TechCrunch

Automattic acquires Day One, a popular journaling app for Apple devices with 15M+ downloads on the Mac and iOS App Store; terms of the deal were not disclosed

Automattic is expanding its lineup of online writing platforms with its acquisition of Day One, a popular journaling app for Mac and Apple mobile devices. Source: Matt Mullenweg , ...

2020-10-27
Venture capital firm, @a16z a role model for law firms on the importance of a true media operation. Team of six people, including four editors in charge of the verticals A16z wants to focus on: software, crypto, consumer, enterprise, biology. https://mondaynote.com/... from @filloux https://twitter.com/...
2020-10-27 View on X
Monday Note

A look at VC firm a16z's media and podcast offerings, led by ex-Wired editor Sonal Chokshi, which feature an array of voices across 500+ episodes

Andreessen-Horowitz firm has developed a sophisticated podcast system.  Its mission: becoming the go-to place to understand the future. Tweets: @sippey , @rohanv , @sub8u , @kncuki...

2020-10-20
Americans are more polarized than ever and a growing body of research suggests that social media is accelerating the trend, and many political scientists worry it's tearing our country apart. https://www.wsj.com/... by @WSJ's @mims https://twitter.com/...
2020-10-20 View on X
Wall Street Journal

New mathematical model-based research suggests that exposing US social media users to viewpoints different than their own furthers political polarization

Mathematicians are teaming up with political scientists to create models of how social media divides us, and results suggest at least … Tweets: @mims , @ingridlunden , @mims , @som...

2020-05-19
Microsoft's Brad Smith (@BradSmi) was the person to help me understand how open source software could make money. Until then I couldn't my mind around it. We were speaking at the same event (me as the undercard) about fifteen years ago. https://twitter.com/...
2020-05-19 View on X
The Register

At an MIT event, Microsoft president Brad Smith says the company was “on the wrong side of history” with open source

Tell-all with president Brad Smith reveals Obama warned tech giants that a privacy reckoning was coming  —  Microsoft president Brad Smith (pictured) …