Amélie Viallet
@ameeelie.bsky.social
Working at HF
I love simple things and making them even simpler.
I create both digital and physical products.
I co-created Argilla, an Open-Source app for all who care about doing AI projects responsibly by caring about their data.
I love simple things and making them even simpler.
I create both digital and physical products.
I co-created Argilla, an Open-Source app for all who care about doing AI projects responsibly by caring about their data.
Cette phrase n’est pas de moi je l'ai lu dans un article de Jean-Lou Fourquet dans son introduction au dossier "Art et IA, une cohabitation est-elle possible ?"
March 14, 2025 at 1:46 PM
Cette phrase n’est pas de moi je l'ai lu dans un article de Jean-Lou Fourquet dans son introduction au dossier "Art et IA, une cohabitation est-elle possible ?"
There is a way to make better use of Generative AI.
As a designer working on a synthetic data generator, I attach great importance to working on fundamental “details” that help users consciously use the technology.
Action prevention, flexibility, efficiency, and information transparency.
As a designer working on a synthetic data generator, I attach great importance to working on fundamental “details” that help users consciously use the technology.
Action prevention, flexibility, efficiency, and information transparency.
February 20, 2025 at 1:06 PM
There is a way to make better use of Generative AI.
As a designer working on a synthetic data generator, I attach great importance to working on fundamental “details” that help users consciously use the technology.
Action prevention, flexibility, efficiency, and information transparency.
As a designer working on a synthetic data generator, I attach great importance to working on fundamental “details” that help users consciously use the technology.
Action prevention, flexibility, efficiency, and information transparency.
It echoes a mention I read a few days ago in a post from Dan Shipper summarizing an interview with the CEO of Vercel.
“AI tools are shifting software toward consumption-based billing models, making us capital allocators who decide how much compute the AI consumes.”
“AI tools are shifting software toward consumption-based billing models, making us capital allocators who decide how much compute the AI consumes.”
February 20, 2025 at 1:05 PM
It echoes a mention I read a few days ago in a post from Dan Shipper summarizing an interview with the CEO of Vercel.
“AI tools are shifting software toward consumption-based billing models, making us capital allocators who decide how much compute the AI consumes.”
“AI tools are shifting software toward consumption-based billing models, making us capital allocators who decide how much compute the AI consumes.”
From a citizen's perspective, this list of prompts (read each of them and think about it) illustrates well how companies are inciting people to consume AI in an unsustainable way, making it their faithful companion 🐶 all day long.
February 20, 2025 at 1:04 PM
From a citizen's perspective, this list of prompts (read each of them and think about it) illustrates well how companies are inciting people to consume AI in an unsustainable way, making it their faithful companion 🐶 all day long.
From a citizen's perspective, this list of prompts (read each of them and think about it) illustrates well how companies are inciting people to consume AI in an unsustainable way, making it their faithful companion 🐶 all day long.
February 20, 2025 at 1:03 PM
From a citizen's perspective, this list of prompts (read each of them and think about it) illustrates well how companies are inciting people to consume AI in an unsustainable way, making it their faithful companion 🐶 all day long.
From a UX perspective, I like this design principle of guiding users to achieve their tasks. In this case, the continuous flow of prompt examples does the job.
February 20, 2025 at 1:02 PM
From a UX perspective, I like this design principle of guiding users to achieve their tasks. In this case, the continuous flow of prompt examples does the job.