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joshwithers.blog
I sat next to a young honeymooning couple from Guatemala on my flight home to Tassie tonight. They booked their entire Australia holiday based on ChatGPT planning their itinerary. I added some local understanding to a few of the routes in Tassie they wanted, but it was a pretty good trip. Hamilton Island, Sydney, Tasmania, covering all their wants in the holiday. If you haven't figured out how AI is going to change your business or employment like it's changing travel then you're behind the eight ball. |
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adders.blog
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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weidok.al
Green grapes are undeniably better than red grapes. I was surprised to realize this. I think I was prejudiced against green grapes because I like red apples better than green apples. |
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climaterealism.com
The Guardian recently released an article blaming anthropogenic climate change for the erosion of Jamaican beaches and loss of coral. Andy Singer breaks down why this claim is false and provides real reasons Jamaica may be struggling. |
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