@multimodalart @deepfloydai @StabilityAI @AlibabaGroup Posts like this (very good, BTW) remind me that I’m so old that I remember a time when the standard reaction in the IT industry was: “What’s that? Open source?? Gross.”

Now: “Is that NOT open source? Why?? What’s wrong with you?”

@sixones @katecrawford Absolutely. But it’s a starting point. And I wanted to point out that somebody out there has enough data for that starting point.

And I didn’t mention Meta, YouTube, etc.

🫠 https://t.co/z5S38xGjmz

Copilot Band-Aid! Fixes your buggy code with AI patches you can trust. https://t.co/eIUvpANjwS

@katecrawford As a complete coincidence, @katecrawford, this is a draft portion of my newsletter (Synthetic Work) for this week. Now I have to make changes 🙂 https://t.co/raPBkcSEJr

I was looking at the stats offered by Cloudflare and almost fell off the chair in discovering that, collectively, my web properties (almost all neglected, for 12y) generate 500K+ pageviews/month. A Google search revealed that the number is probably highly inflated because of bots

I think I have seen the first #AI-generated article from LinkedIn. I took 3 screenshots:

It first appears at the top of your feed. Then you click on it and you find a series of placeholders where you can add your “insight” to the text that the AI has already generated. https://t.co/MF1lKNHvI3

We can’t let OpenAI/Microsoft and Google have all of it, can we? Especially when they are trying to not find themselves dependent on an NVIDIA architecture. https://t.co/bRYdiRsFvy

@amli_art @rainisto Already defeated: https://t.co/HgOmTYEwpa

New glorious PR strategy from big tech: the Schrodinger strategy.

“We are announcing X. Maybe it’s ready, maybe not. You cannot know until you use it, but you can’t use it because we are not letting you use it. You have to earn it. By queuing. Virtually.”

Meanwhile,@elonmusk: https://t.co/CpRZelD2Ia