Head of Business Platforms & Data @Lebara 》Interested in leadership, scaling tech teams, culture & start-ups 》AI, Digital, and Data Transformation 》 Cloudify.
🧵I have always been fascinated by the constant evolution of our field. In this thread, I want to share some reflections on the key trends and challenges that we saw in 2022 and how they might shape the industry in the future. #2022inShort
The "90% of code written by AI" thing is increasingly true for very good independent coders, not just a thing the labs say about the future. (The remaining 10% is still very important and very human, though)
@CIOonline Great suggestions! A major reason is the speed of building POCs, which often ignores operations and scalability, causing pain for teams during operationalization.
Psychologists have posited hundreds of cognitive biases over the years. A fascinating paper argues that they all boil down to one of a handful of fundamental beliefs coupled with confirmation bias.
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Honestly I think LLMs are the illusion or imitation of thinking, language didn't come before building a model of the world. There are a lot of tests that you can do from the cognitive sciences that shows this, and which LLMs fails at, and the guys at big companies are simply patching the mistakes, and throwing around slogans to sell their products. Narrow AI applications, are often actually where the groundbreaking stuff happens. Silicon Valley's fake it till you make it attitude to everything, might come at a very big price when these LLMs hallucinate. I am optimistic about AI, and I'm a big user of AI and LLMs myself, but I'm under no illusions of its shortcomings. @GaryMarcus' article brilliantly breaks down the hype. You can read it here: https://t.co/NfzKDv2vrh
Wow! I think most of them (lawyers) will be unaware of this.. that’s the reason it’s important to understand the tech before using it in high stake use cases.
When lawyers first started getting yelled at by judges for citing hallucinated case 2y ago I naively assumed word would get around and they would all quickly learn not to
This DB has 116 cases from 12 countries where this happened, 20 of them this month! https://t.co/wIxrcIgggT
🔋 Social media promises connection. But for Gen Z, it's draining their confidence and joy. The more they scroll, the less they smile. #iGen#DigitalDepression
⚠️ Gen Z isn’t just the next generation. They’re a social experiment. We handed them tech without a manual. Now we’re seeing the fallout. #iGen#ThinkBeforeYouScroll