Damn Kitty Works
@damnkittyworks.bsky.social
ChatGPT said I simplify technology with a human-centered approach. You know… that’s totally me. http://github.com/damnkittyworks
Ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok how people will earn money when AI takes over jobs, they say ‘human interaction’ will still be valued. Let’s be honest, how’s that going? Unless you’re brilliant, charismatic, attractive, the ‘human touch’ isn’t in high demand. People can be unpleasant.
December 8, 2024 at 3:18 PM
Ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok how people will earn money when AI takes over jobs, they say ‘human interaction’ will still be valued. Let’s be honest, how’s that going? Unless you’re brilliant, charismatic, attractive, the ‘human touch’ isn’t in high demand. People can be unpleasant.
I wonder how this could apply to individuals. What types of things could be benchmarked? Income generated with the help of AI? Ease of learning new skills with AI? Effectiveness of AI driven fitness plans? Very interesting.
A test of how seriously your firm is taking AI: when o-1 (& the new Gemini model) came out this week, were there assigned folks who immediately ran the model through your internal, validated, firm-specific benchmarks to see how useful it as? Did you update any plans or goals as a result?
December 7, 2024 at 5:40 PM
I wonder how this could apply to individuals. What types of things could be benchmarked? Income generated with the help of AI? Ease of learning new skills with AI? Effectiveness of AI driven fitness plans? Very interesting.
Let’s make the hard stuff easy.
For me, that means stopping procrastination (too many ideas, nothing completed). AI shouldn’t do everything for us. It should help us make things that last. If AI vanished, we’d still have something to show for it.
For me, that means stopping procrastination (too many ideas, nothing completed). AI shouldn’t do everything for us. It should help us make things that last. If AI vanished, we’d still have something to show for it.
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December 7, 2024 at 3:12 PM
Let’s make the hard stuff easy.
For me, that means stopping procrastination (too many ideas, nothing completed). AI shouldn’t do everything for us. It should help us make things that last. If AI vanished, we’d still have something to show for it.
For me, that means stopping procrastination (too many ideas, nothing completed). AI shouldn’t do everything for us. It should help us make things that last. If AI vanished, we’d still have something to show for it.
I’m not a programmer or scientist. As a normie, I wonder: how can AI benefit me?
To. Empower. Independence.
I’m not looking to get rich (don’t get me wrong, that would be nice). But if I lost my job, could AI help me earn enough for the basics? That’s what I want from AI.
To. Empower. Independence.
I’m not looking to get rich (don’t get me wrong, that would be nice). But if I lost my job, could AI help me earn enough for the basics? That’s what I want from AI.
December 7, 2024 at 2:20 PM
I’m not a programmer or scientist. As a normie, I wonder: how can AI benefit me?
To. Empower. Independence.
I’m not looking to get rich (don’t get me wrong, that would be nice). But if I lost my job, could AI help me earn enough for the basics? That’s what I want from AI.
To. Empower. Independence.
I’m not looking to get rich (don’t get me wrong, that would be nice). But if I lost my job, could AI help me earn enough for the basics? That’s what I want from AI.
Those in China, what are your thoughts on using LLMs created by companies in the United States? Also, those in the US, your thoughts on using LLMs created by companies in China? Do concerns about national security/spying ever cross your mind?
November 20, 2024 at 7:52 PM
Those in China, what are your thoughts on using LLMs created by companies in the United States? Also, those in the US, your thoughts on using LLMs created by companies in China? Do concerns about national security/spying ever cross your mind?
Algorithm, connect me with other curious non-techs exploring the intersection of humans and AI for meaningful change. Want to find people who see AI as a tool to empower, are dreaming up ways to use it to solve human challenges. If you’re into tech that uplifts instead of overwhelms, let’s connect.
November 10, 2024 at 10:12 AM
Algorithm, connect me with other curious non-techs exploring the intersection of humans and AI for meaningful change. Want to find people who see AI as a tool to empower, are dreaming up ways to use it to solve human challenges. If you’re into tech that uplifts instead of overwhelms, let’s connect.
Fei-Fei Li’s ‘The Worlds I See’ is a movie waiting to happen🙂
If you’re like me who doesn’t have a tech background but followed AI since ChatGPT, you’ll enjoy the book. Li’s memoir will give you an overview of AI going back to ImageNet. Finished the 12h audiobook in 3 evenings. It’s that good.
If you’re like me who doesn’t have a tech background but followed AI since ChatGPT, you’ll enjoy the book. Li’s memoir will give you an overview of AI going back to ImageNet. Finished the 12h audiobook in 3 evenings. It’s that good.
October 29, 2024 at 10:40 PM
Fei-Fei Li’s ‘The Worlds I See’ is a movie waiting to happen🙂
If you’re like me who doesn’t have a tech background but followed AI since ChatGPT, you’ll enjoy the book. Li’s memoir will give you an overview of AI going back to ImageNet. Finished the 12h audiobook in 3 evenings. It’s that good.
If you’re like me who doesn’t have a tech background but followed AI since ChatGPT, you’ll enjoy the book. Li’s memoir will give you an overview of AI going back to ImageNet. Finished the 12h audiobook in 3 evenings. It’s that good.