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In the current state of the art,  models are only as good as the data they’re trained on  and  the models can’t generate new training data themselves.  AI-generated output is based on the data that trained the AI in the first place, so any data it creates will be a regurgitation of the data it already has. That means that humans

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most people don’t know what they want.

they’ll say they want honesty but flinch when they get it.

they’ll beg for transparency then run back to the algorithm.

they’ll demand control but reward the illusion of it.

this isn’t contradiction. it’s humanity.

we are messy, layered, full of split desires & unspoken fears.

and every real product wrestles with th... See more

In a sample of 600+ US residents, more than 85% believed they were less biased than the average American. Only one participant believed that he or she was more biased than the average American. Known as the Bias Blind Spot, the study demonstrated that most people are less likely to detect bias in themselves than in others.

@s_afiaziz: Got into FLOW and started to unpack Flow, Adam’s Neu Co. Let's dive in ⏬ ![](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FaPLKoMXoAM4nlD.jpg... See more

None of the issues have changed much: newspapers had an oligopoly of attention and an oligopoly of a certain kind of advertising reach, and the internet removed both of these.

Empirically, all our aspiring founder friends are desperate for startup ideas, with few managing to land on something worthwhile, and all our scientist friends are desperate for research ideas.