AI Poisoning. There are many ways an LLM can be poisoned, depending on the capabilities of the LLM that the poisoner wants to disrupt.
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Maya Angelou captures the heart of marketing:
"You can only become truly accomplished at something you love. Don't make money your goal. Instead, pursue the things you love doing, and then do them so well that people can't take their eyes off you."
Maybe you’re not hard to manage. Maybe you’re just not meant to be managed. The ones labeled 'difficult' are the ones who build.
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Happy Birthday John Fitzgerald Kennedy
(35th President of the U.S.A.)
May 29, 1917 – November 22, 1963
Ideas are powerful things.
"You can kill a man, but you can't kill an idea."
~ Medgar Evers
In a cross section of small business, angel investors know that:
1/3 are good investments
1/3 turn into something but you wish you hadn't made the investment
1/3 are zeros
I wish every entrepreneur would remember that at some point you will sell the business. You cannot work forever, even if you want to. Work on your business instead of in it, to make it attractive to the next buyer. The most important sale you will ever make is to sell yourself.
@fredwilson
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Did you feel good about the day ahead when you got up this morning? The birds sing before they even know how the day will turn out. When we expect something good, and make space for the possibility, we are more likely to see it when it appears. We tend to get what we expect.
Can't say I blame them. Artists are tired of being ripped off, with no recourse. Send in the tarpits. We need to figure out how to police this stuff, before we send it into the wild.
"For example, if someone wanted to poison an image generator LLM, they could use a technique known as “Nightshading,” which involves using a piece of software called Nightshade to add an invisible layer to an image. This layer contains pixels invisible to the human eye but visible to LLM scrapers. These pixels then make the artwork look to the AI as if it’s in a different style than it actually is (say, abstract rather than realistic), which prevents the LLM from mimicking the artist’s actual style."
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"There are many different ways to measure success in Small Business, the least of which is the bottom line."
@LeadToday , Steve Keating
Indeed. The things your balance sheet and income statement measure are important, sure. But they are the least important. For example, if there were a statement that measured how happy your employees are to work for you, and how valued they feel, how would it read? In the black or in the red? Well guess what? Your customer will never be happier than your employees.
@LUpthegrove Thank you for sharing these thoughts Lynda! So very true- many a small business has started as a side hustle. . . .something someone really loves to do. Amazing how we seem to do well at the things we love, isn't it?
And if you are an entrepreneur, you cannot do it all. You need a TO DO list AND you need a TO DON'T list. You have to know what you do NOT need to do, and what you can delegate. You have to know what's important to your customer. Adding features and benefits does not always make your product better. Sometimes, the customer doesn't even care about that 'thing'. So sometimes success is about what is NOT included. #MilesDavis100
The word 'Safety' isn't included in the definition of small business. You have to possess some ability to handle uncertainty if you want to be an entrepreneur. If it's hard for you to take risks? I don't recommend you even start. Entrepreneurs have to be able to jump when opportunity presents itself. If you aren't able to take that leap--and maybe into the deep end––and trust your own heart and ability to swim, you'll miss the window to move your small business into the future. #MilesDavis100
On this the 100th Birthday of Miles Davis, I share some of my favorite quotes. Miles was not only intimate with music, but he was intimate with creativity and human nature. And many of his ideas apply not only to musicians, but to small business, and all of life. Like this one. . . . we must learn the ropes, and then cut them. Learn what is table stakes in your industry. Then go beyond them.