Rising Tide Rents and Robber Baron Rents
The Replacement of Organic Search with Advertising by Google and Amazon and What That Might Mean for the Future of AI
AI & ML
Few technologies have the potential to change the nature of work and how we live as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML).
Quality Assurance, Errors, and AI
Some Thoughts about Software Quality
AI Has an Uber Problem
How Silicon Valley’s Race for Monopoly Inhibits Product-Market Fit
Generative AI in the Real World: Competing in a Generative World with Justin Norman
Product Management for Generative AI
ChatGPT, Author of The Quixote
In the era of generative AI, copyright won’t be enough. In fact, it’s the wrong place to look.
Vacuum Tubes and Transistors
What can AI learn from the age of vacuum tubes?
Generative AI in the Real World: Pete Warden on Running AI on Small Systems
How to Make AI Useful on Consumer Devices
Corporate Responsibility in the Age of AI
AI doesn’t change basic ethical principles. But the scale at which it operates introduces new problems.
The OpenAI Endgame
Thoughts about the outcome of the NYT versus OpenAI copyright lawsuit
Generative AI in the Real World: Chip Huyen on Finding Business Use Cases for Generative AI
Why Is Generative AI different from other AI?
I Actually Chatted with ChatGPT
Assessing the Usability of Voice Interfaces to Large Language Models
Can Language Models Replace Compilers?
Don’t get your hopes up
Copyright, AI, and Provenance
The RAG pattern makes it possible to track authors’ contributions to AI-generated work
Strawberry Fields Forever
We don’t need AI to destroy the world.
Generative AI in the Enterprise
Creativity Isn’t Just Remixing
Make It New
Questions for 2024
Preliminary Thoughts on the White House Executive Order on AI
Why the White House should mandate more robust disclosures
Model Collapse: An Experiment
What happens when AI is trained on its own output?
Prompting Isn’t The Most Important Skill
It’s about the will to learn
Automated Mentoring with ChatGPT
AI can help you learn—but it needs to do a better job
Structural Evolutions in Data
What's next? Quite possibly: "more of the same."
The Real Problem with Software Development
It’s not writing code, it’s managing complexity