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Went to a presentation where I took notes by hand but afterwards they sent out an AI summary. There was almost no overlap. In other words, little similarity between what I thought was important and AI did.
Makes me think about what gets lost in compression, how the most important ideas resist summary.... See more
Tommy Dixonsubstack.comEssentially, AI is going to be unreliable, but not in a predictable way. Its mistakes and shortcomings will require constant human exploration and patching. This is the job of a generalist. Instead of people who do “payroll” or “back-end engineering” or “accounting”, companies will need to hire people who can do a little bit of everything, if and... See more
the limiting factor in Hollywood has been great storytellers. This became extremely obvious for those who watched Game of Thrones: The showrunners were lauded as amazing storytellers… until they ran out of material from the author of the books, George R.R. Martin. After that, they still had the biggest budgets in the world, with the biggest teams,... See more
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