Totally a Thing
Sarah SmithWhy embrace the fake, when we crave the real? Startups with useless vanity metrics, app features customers don't want and fake AI slop no-one asked for. Let's decode this mess.
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OpenAI Goes to $1T Valuation on our Data.
How can I say this any plainer. Generative AI is a dancing bear, a superficially impressive technical parlour trick that cannot translate to real world value for the enterprise. And the frauds of its creators are going to wreck us unless we...
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Any Australian can detail the low points of the Pink Batts Scandal. Four people lost their lives due to a botched, Government incentivised scheme in 2010.
Why didn't AI solve the Last Mile Problem?
AI can solve complex problems, said AI vendors. But instead we got easy stuff. Generated books, music, code, movies and chat: all stolen from humans. The "AI promise" is a lie.
The Northern Rivers Data Breach shows everything that is insecure with AI in the enterprise
For AI vendors like OpenAI to stand a chance of staying afloat they need to sell LLMs into corporations, governments & larger businesses. But LLMs leak like a sieve and cannot be trusted.
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