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Some interesting insights, but IMHO it overindexed larger companies in the Silicon Valley bubble. Of course they are going to be bullish in AI.
I am interested in the impact on smaller firms. Individual designers, and design adjacent industries.
HBD, Alan Kay! Kay received the 2003 #ACMTuringAward for pioneering many of the ideas at the root of contemporary object-oriented programming languages, leading the team that developed Smalltalk, and for fundamental contributions to personal computing. https://t.co/m4SV1i654f
Ohm’s Law states that the current (I) flowing through a conductor is directly proportional to the voltage (V) across it and inversely proportional to its resistance (R), provided the temperature remains constant.
The relation is:
V = I × R
Here’s how each factor depends on the others:
• If voltage (V) increases, current (I) also increases (when resistance is constant).
• If resistance (R) increases, current (I) decreases (when voltage is constant).
• If current (I) increases, voltage (V) also increases (when resistance is constant).
In simple terms:
– Voltage pushes the current.
– Resistance opposes the current.
– Current is the flow caused by voltage and limited by resistance.
Worrying too much about AI is like worrying about the wind. Will it blow? Of course, just make sure it doesn't blow you over. Pay attention to where the wind is blowing and steady your feet because, at times, it will bring gale-force winds.
Today I introduced my students to Sturgeon's law, which states that 90% of everything is crap. So if you want to criticize something (a church, denomination, theology, strategy, etc), find the best example of it and then critique that.
In Australia, a man named Alfie Date moved into a retirement home at the age of 109. About 12 hours after he arrived, two of the nurses came to his room and asked if he could knit. He could, he’d been at it since 1932.
They told him about a program asking volunteers to knit tiny woolen sweaters for an endangered species called Little Penguins. The sweaters stop oil-covered birds from cleaning themselves with their beaks during a spill, because the oil is toxic if they swallow it. Alfie said yes. He spent his last two years knitting hundreds of them. He was lost in 2016, at 110.
"Strange words come on out of a grown man's mouth when his mind's broke..."
Kacey Musgraves
I think this sentiment applies so deeply to politics in our modern era.
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Today's reminder... AI is not a replacement for conceptual skills; it can assist for sure, but fundamentally, humans (designers, creatives, artists) use these skills to our ends.
Work hard and stay in the driver's seat to bend AI to your will and vision.
Prototyping is so fun. Here some examples from my final in product design students at @OtisCollege and engineers from @USCViterbi
Students did a demo day for their final it went well.