Arthur
@crearth.bsky.social
MSc. Computer Science @ KU Leuven | Human-Computer Interaction
Reposted by Arthur
With previous technologies, younger people launching startups had big advantages as they were outside firms & early users
In AI, they may not. Why? Because AIs produce good-enough work that novices can’t tell how useful they are or (as we found in our paper) risks & how AI fits into organizations.
In AI, they may not. Why? Because AIs produce good-enough work that novices can’t tell how useful they are or (as we found in our paper) risks & how AI fits into organizations.
December 27, 2024 at 9:01 AM
With previous technologies, younger people launching startups had big advantages as they were outside firms & early users
In AI, they may not. Why? Because AIs produce good-enough work that novices can’t tell how useful they are or (as we found in our paper) risks & how AI fits into organizations.
In AI, they may not. Why? Because AIs produce good-enough work that novices can’t tell how useful they are or (as we found in our paper) risks & how AI fits into organizations.