Things of Internet | by Deepak aka Chuck
Deepak Gopalakrishnan / ChuckAn exploration of the intersections of marketing, technology, culture and humanity. Expect opinions on tech, case studies, article / content recos, bad jokes & cat pics. Glad you're here.
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Red Sneakering in an era of weirdness
One of the most interesting “AI chatbots” I’ve come across recently isn’t from a lab in San Francisco or an upstart in China. It’s one guy answering questions on his own, often imperfectly. This is ChatTJB. AI-powered, of course, but a diff...
42 things I recommend
I turn 42 today! So here’s ~~the answer to life, the universe and everything~~ stuff I find myself readily recommending to others. This includes some of my favourite content, most meaningful purchases, and ways of living important to...
Everyone hates a different AI
Maybe one way to gauge how disruptive an idea is, is to look at how diverse its opposition is.
Like when the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) was discussed in the early 90s, it faced opposition from “a strange coalition compose...
The internet by World Cups
Technology - especially internet-based ones - moves so fast, it’s easy to lose perspective. The current wave of Generative AI is less than 5 years old. Social media is barely old enough to drive. Google - the infrastructure of much of the i...
My interview with Douglas Adams (wait, what?)
Okay, don’t panic. Let me explain - and yes - AI was involved.
Adam Grant ends his podcasts by asking people who their dream dinner guest - dead or alive - would be. I invariably answer that as Douglas Adams. It would have been amazing to...
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