@JohnONolan ok I didn't do great on the recruiting... got a team member who might join but that's it atm 😅 do you want to meet at the hotel lobby and take it from there? 7.15?
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@KatieKeithBarn2 I'd argue this is moderately useful and that just Googling a keyword will get you the same outcome + this introduces an unnecessary risk of hallucination – just Googling it is fine :)
"someone" was me and I'd argue I'm still right 😅 Just because you define a phrase in the next sentence, doesn't mean you get to ignore what the words in the phrase actually mean!
From context "democratizing publishing" is taken to mean "process of publishing accessible to a wider audience" which is not what "democratizing" actually means.
I tried to buy a new phone recently, and I got lost in pages of affiliate spam.
I gave up, looked for a dinner recipe instead, and got lost in stories of how the author found the recipe from a passerby on a mountain pass.
In a genAI era, it is more important than ever to ask hard questions about the content we're creating, to ensure it is useful. If it is not useful, it will get competed-out by AI. https://t.co/c5pEYbJ4C8