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( Anonymous) sas cedric @Bor6Mon

over 3 years ago

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over 3 years ago

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over 3 years ago

@kareem_carr https://t.co/XmdPHpxBb3

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over 3 years ago

I’ve tested about 12-15 Chrome AI extensions. They all suck. I’ve only found one that works, but everything else is simply a thin wrap around GPT-x with very little value. These posts promoting these extensions usually have two purposes: 1. Gain a lot of followers for the influencer. (Lists do very well on Twitter.) 2. They are paid by the company that owns the first tool in the list. I’ve gotten several requests from companies to create posts like this: mention a bunch of tools, but make sure theirs is #1. One company even sent me examples from other influencers that accepted the deal and duped their followers. I have no idea about the intentions behind this particular post, but know the forces at play here. Most Chrome AI Extensions right now are as valuable as the shitcoins and NFT projects they told you about 18 months ago.

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Kareem Carr, Ph.D.

@kareem_carr

over 3 years ago

What the low R-squared does tell us is we probably don't understand most of what affects the fertility rate and we need to proceed by adding more variables to our model. Not by jumping to unsupported causal conclusions.

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Santiago

@svpino

over 3 years ago

I’ve tested about 12-15 Chrome AI extensions. They all suck. I’ve only found one that works, but everything else is simply a thin wrap around GPT-x with very little value. These posts promoting these extensions usually have two purposes: 1. Gain a lot of followers for the influencer. (Lists do very well on Twitter.) 2. They are paid by the company that owns the first tool in the list. I’ve gotten several requests from companies to create posts like this: mention a bunch of tools, but make sure theirs is #1. One company even sent me examples from other influencers that accepted the deal and duped their followers. I have no idea about the intentions behind this particular post, but know the forces at play here. Most Chrome AI Extensions right now are as valuable as the shitcoins and NFT projects they told you about 18 months ago.

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