I signed up for Coursera Plus because the $50 a month is well worth what I’ve gotten out of it.

A sincere thank you to the colleges that have posted their courses online.

This transfers the some of the risk and support costs.
But depending on the level of customization, this could still boil down to the ROI.
You’ll may still face a trade off between how much you want to invest to make the product effective (accurate/efficient)

Plus the added cost to maintain and support the tool. When companies are cutting costs and laying off employees, to tell them to invest instead is going to be an uphill battle.
Alternatively companies selling SaS AI products are going to make a killing.

The inequality gap between those who own the means of production and the general worker is not sustainable. AI will further impact the labor force. Efforts need to be developed now to help counteract the instability.

Maybe our emotions shouldn’t be for sale.

It’s been about 2 weeks of minor frustrations and fiddling around. But it’s not the AI’s fault, if I’m unclear on what I want.
This has taught me so much about how to work better with AI in the future.

So when it finally gave me a format I liked, I updated the task to use that moving forward.

Next I realized the topic was ONLY on Ethical AI. I intended that to mean pieces in the Ethical or Responsible AI space, but the model doesn’t work like that. So I updated the topics the articles can cover.

So I told it to not duplicate articles. Great, this helped for a bit but it still will repeat occasionally.

The next issue was the format. Every day the format would be different. Bullet points, paragraphs, missing publishing date, poor descriptions, or maybe even missing the key points.