I can't help but wonder: how will AI labour market impacts factor into this in 10, 20, 30 years? How will our economic systems evolve and adapt to account for these impacts. Although future focused the projected data points in this…https://t.co/i1CCQbiGqH https://t.co/k2F69WMUKP
“Calgary-based LithiumBank plans a direct lithium extraction process, one of only a handful in the world it says have been the focus of economic studies. It would use less water than conventional brine evaporation methods and only…https://t.co/8jrGenTDMn https://t.co/Bn7oOMjbyv
“Morgan Stanley’s chief data officer said: “You essentially have the knowledge of the most knowledgeable person in Wealth Management—instantly”,.
Well, who wouldn’t want some of that? https://t.co/iQMb51mpgL
A connection recently shared an interesting piece of information in a comment on another thread:
“To make GPT3 it took 8200 hours on 1024 A100 GPU's ( not to mention the servers that hold em )”
8200 hours = 11 mos + a few days
So basically an LLM was b…https://t.co/VSMrRVS7V8
Love this story!
"The more we can gain control over our own food systems, the better," said Karen Tanino, a professor in the department of plant sciences at the University of Saskatchewan. https://t.co/BYW1qhh4tN
Ever since the story broke regarding the invisible AI workers in Africa that are foundational to the tech many of us, (myself included), take for granted I've been following this labour story.
#employeeexperience#offshorejobs#socialimpact https://t.co/qUXxHMsHzs
"Texas was gasping for electricity. Winter Storm Uri had knocked out power plants across the state, leaving tens of thousands of homes in icy darkness. By the end of Feb. 14, 2021, nearly 40 people had died, some from the freezing…https://t.co/LLAivjque0 https://t.co/Ey8f2VMObT