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The Problem With AI That’s Too Human
Why we need to break out of skeuomorphic patterns of thinking about AI
by Rhea Purohit
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Why we need to break out of skeuomorphic patterns of thinking about AI
by Rhea Purohit
DALL-E/Every illustration.
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It’s the late 1800s and a brand new horse-drawn carriage just hit America’s dirt roads. Horses are still the most popular mode of ... See more
The Problem With AI That's Too Human
There’s so much more design space to explore here, especially as adjacent technologies rapidly improve – better, cheaper, smaller and more efficient hardware is coming.
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how to think with ai, part ii
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Personally, I think talking to your computer is going to be one of the next big things. Recognition accuracy is already amazing; we just need to find ways for people to talk to their devices without looking, sounding, and feeling foolish. Someone who’s seriously working on the problems should give me a call; I’ve been using speech recognition softw
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The difference between ”AI for work“ and “Your AI at work” will come down to access control.
It’s too risky for companies to allow external intelligence to have imprecise and/or non-revocable access to sensitive company data (passwords, keys, etc). To deal with this, I expect the leading AI companies will coordinate and create a “portable memory” st... See more
It’s too risky for companies to allow external intelligence to have imprecise and/or non-revocable access to sensitive company data (passwords, keys, etc). To deal with this, I expect the leading AI companies will coordinate and create a “portable memory” st... See more