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when filming, mr beast doesn't see a camera. he sees a person. he is picturing what a viewer is seeing when they are watching.
Lex Fridman • MrBeast: Future of YouTube, Twitter, TikTok, and Instagram | Lex Fridman Podcast #351
A recurring theme in participant feedback was that the language model lacked taste and intentionality. It was capable of playing the “yes, and. . . ” improv game (Section 6.3), taking the user’s prompt as a given and running with it, but it lacked any narrative agenda of its own, which explains the abundance of clichés and generic tropes. In
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I personally believe when it comes to any creative asset or work automation, the demand is elastic. The more that we make, the more people consume. We’re very much looking forward to a massive expansion in productivity, a lot of new jobs, a lot of new things, just like we saw with the microchip and the internet.
—Martin Casado, a16z
—Martin Casado, a16z
Sarah Wang • What Builders Talk About When They Talk About AI | Andreessen Horowitz
Many people like myself who teach marketing start the course by saying, ‘We’re not about manipulating consumers, we’re about discovering needs and meeting them,’ ” said Eric Johnson of Columbia University. “And then, if you’re in the field awhile, you realize, yes, we can manipulate consumers.
William Poundstone • Priceless: The Myth of Fair Value (and How to Take Advantage of It)
Early Snap Mini’s are from a set of curated partners: Headspace, sports betting, booking concert and movie tickets, class schedules on Saturn, registering to vote, and collaborating on flashcards to study. Like most of its products, Snap likely keeps this closed for a year or two before opening it up for any developer to build on.
Turner Novak • Snap Partner Summit 2020: Recap and Reflections
As soon as possible, experts hungrily seek feedback on how they did. Necessarily, much of that feedback is negative. This means that experts are more interested in what they did wrong—so they can fix it—than what they did right.