Year: 2021

I finally have the chance to read @emilymbender, @timnitGebru, @mcmillan_majora and Shmargaret Shmitchell #AI paper “On the Dangers of Stochastic Parrots: Can Language Models Be Too Big?”

https://t.co/G1Wg57uAz1 https://t.co/9ZAjk1bigO

One of the most powerful concepts one could ever realize.

From “Misbehaving” (Thaler) https://t.co/wMep91TQlc

This is also why so much emerging technology that is supposed to work great for customers doesn’t.

From “Misbehaving” (Thaler) https://t.co/W8uUHccGyI

RT @wef: COVID-19 and geopolitics – 5 lessons from past pandemics https://t.co/p5BNmIGarU #covid19 #DavosAgenda https://t.co/VZ92URuBmI

RT @wef: A taste of the future. 📕 Read more: https://t.co/6MmxuKm3rr #DavosAgenda https://t.co/k9iuw5FlT5

Another step towards the awakening.

https://t.co/j1GnULnSVu

Open source. Please, somebody make it work with Firefox for macOS and iOS. >

“It targets those…utterly pointless “cookie notices”, popovers begging you to join email newsletters, and other bits of tracking.”

Hush: Noiseless Browsing for Safari https://t.co/dIqwhBZpoD https://t.co/1nkuZilm3R

I’m starting to find quite difficult to imagine reading the next book without the future auxiliary help of @readwiseio. It should be a default and free feature of the Kindle platform, @amazon.

Trying to factor this in marketing is surprisingly difficult. People resit a lot >

“The fact that people have diminishing sensitivity to both gains and losses has another implication. People will be risk-averse for gains, but risk-seeking for losses”

From “Misbehaving” (Thaler) https://t.co/uqaR0KjfQk

Exceptional video, @Tate. More behind the scenes, please >

Caring for Art during Covid-19 – In the Gallery https://t.co/lxjc6nSywN