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Another mobile app vendor quakes in fear as it gets replaced by AI
The time: last weekend, late at night, just before closing time. It wasn’t a dark and stormy night, but it could have been. The place: Woolworths.
I photographed every aisle with my ~~secret hidden spy camera~~ phone.
Being late at nigh...
The AI Agent Revolution is Going Fine, Thanks for Asking
Yesterday, my mother sent me a WhatsApp message thanking me for helping so quickly. This confused me somewhat because I hadn’t helped her with anything.
It turns out that Dot, the latest orchestration capability in ChatGPT, had been readin...
A very quick thought on the OpenAI math drop and what it means for the legal profession.
In 2023 I set an exam question asking whether GPT-4 was able to multiply six-digit numbers together. The correct answer was “no”. I remember that most students got this right. It was common knowledge that AI couldn’t do mathematics properly...
The economics of impatience
Toby Ord has an interesting new post on LessWrong, Swarm Scaling. It’s all very preliminary, but the next frontier of AI usage is probably going to be: instead of giving one AI agent more time to think, you throw more AI agents at the probl...
It’s starting
I had a heart-warming moment this morning when a casual academic with far too many years of job insecurity emailed me to say that she has notified her employer that she wishes to be made permanent thanks to reading https://solresol.substack...
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Interdisciplinary researcher, lecturer at Macquarie University, international award-winning composer, translator, author, PhD student at Australian National University, former CTO of Pixc and Daisee.
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