Update 1: added an album of AI edit quirks below
Update 2: added cautious optimism & ended with
Update 3: AI data centers are not what you think!
I mentioned before that AI will need skilled writers more than skilled coders. Forbes wrote here about a US efforts in that regard. The UK government has a playbook here.
Here is are lessons-learned in Andrew Zolnai Blog here and Andrew Zolnai my Professional Medium Channel (my Personal Channel is indexed here):
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Community Engagement Series (2023)
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AI Series (2024)
"AI for the rest of us", Part II
"AI for the rest of us", Part IV
"AI for the rest of us", Part V
"AI for the rest of us", Part VI
"AI for the rest of us", Part VII
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The robots aren’t coming… they’re here!
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These AI-edited shots aren't about the people at all—the are just for no/show—but rather about elements that detract from the photo; in other words, both tools and pitfalls in this narrow AI context. I don't think it's worth it, however, do you? Pros like Martin Bond here and Paul Nickeln here told me they are unequivocally against it!
Cautious optimism
Here are two case studies that point to a useful role for AI: to aid in accelerating initial research or preparatory trial&error, rather than as a replacement of actual work; it still needs to be done by humans with the help of traditional IT, again, with complementary AI tech. Dont't you agree?
- Stanford professor who co-founded 4 startups: How to use AI as a 'force multiplier' to start a business - Source: CNBC
- Google's AI 'co-scientist' cracked 10-year superbug problem in just 2 days - Source: LiveScience
Caveat
Everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask about AI data centers...
This wraps up a blog started 15½ yrs. ago - banner menu & sidebar index on desktop - as I move on in my life’s next phase… Thanks for reading!
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