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adders.blog
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| | | | | Richard Dansky The best metaphor I've seen for AI is that it's our generation's asbestos. If you think about it, asbestos was this technological marvel that promised to solve a huge problem and that got crammed in everywhere. And yeah, it was good at keeping things from catching on fire, but it also came with an extremely elevated chance of painful, lingering death, and removing it from the system has taken untold years and billions of dollars. | |
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starshipchangeling.net
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| | | | | Labor Day barbicue. There are also baby-back ribs for those who feel a more traditional approach is in order.> file:///private/var/mobile/Containers/Data/Application/C9E4D84C-2316-4019-945A-7326124241F2/tmp/documents/C9DA01BD-ACF1-4954-9C0B-8F334CC60E5D/PHOTO-2024-09-01-18-41-20.jpg | |
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www.sunilshenoy.com
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| | | | | If you work in tech, it's difficult to go a day without hearing the word "AI." I managed to escape hearing it for a week last week because I was travelling and away from my computer. I've been back for three days now, and I'm already hearing all about AI. It's been great, though. I've been enjoying using LLMs as part of my everyday workflow. It's made me quicker at what I do, and I think I've found a good balance between where I use it and where I let my brain do what I enjoy. | |
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robertmammone.wordpress.com
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| | | 1 post published by Robert Mammone on September 9, 2019 | ||
