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Anthropologist, author of Inner thoughts: Admonish me:

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@walterkirn @walterkirn - https://t.co/rVUahKjlVW

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Yes, this post is about AI, sort of. But really, it’s about the topic of storytelling. Join our conversation about its evolutionary benefits, what makes a story ‘interesting,’ and even the role AI might play in a return to folk narrative. Join us!

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@r0ck3t23 Fei-Fei is right, but there’s more. The other blind spot is getting these models to integrate human universal values: https://t.co/nxUzWjiqh5

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@GCarpetPernman @walterkirn @GCarpetPernman Would love to hear your thoughts on this: https://t.co/nxUzWjiqh5

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What do human-robot interactions tell us about our ourselves? It's complicated.
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@iruletheworldmo An anthropological POV, for those interested: https://t.co/nxUzWjiqh5

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@JayaGup10 https://t.co/nxUzWjiqh5

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@a16z @DavidSacks https://t.co/nxUzWjiqh5

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@verge https://t.co/nxUzWjiqh5

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‘Humanizing AI’
How can we lay a foundation for AI that’s systematically grounded in our shared human values, rather than online echo chambers?
https://t.co/nxUzWjiqh5

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Are we headed toward a post-meaning AI-dominant online world, where compelling content and interactions are ALL that matter — and meaning (or accuracy) is served up as a secondary priority tailored to our interests and preferences? https://t.co/Hu6nS3GiIf

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This is brilliant. They nailed almost every single influencer archetype. God help us all 💀🤦‍♂️

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https://t.co/H1xgAEJzR3
“We may soon see storytelling evolve as AI tools are leveraged by storytellers, but it’s clear AI models aren’t passionate about sharing stories — but a good storyteller is. That passion generates the deep connections that stories have always catalyzed.”

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"As human insight practitioners, we're in the unique position to leverage the human propensity to wander, to identify symbolic outliers, to sense layers of emotional meaning in our surroundings and interactions.
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Curiosity generates the most value when we create opportunities for our cross-functional partners to engage and embody it. https://t.co/TvY9namcSk

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Intro to a new mini-series:
The goal is to consider our enduring value in light of shifts in the industry. In each installment, I'll consider one of three attributes that serve as what I consider critical: curiosity, adaptation, and storytelling.
https://t.co/QfALhdHbM1

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Where do we go deep? Where do we stretch across? What methods and models make the most sense? Why? With the accelerated pace and unprecedented scope and scale LLM's offer, the risk of rapidly veering off course is now greater.
https://t.co/lRNYzQobFO

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Gymnastics is the Turing test of video generation models

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Considering what works, what doesn’t, and why in research: in most cases, success hinges on consciously considered the timing of insights, and de-emphasizing efforts to convince. I collected some thoughts (and offer a strategy) here:
https://t.co/Cjg3zMVWqx

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@harri_thomas This is what anthropologists call ‘rite of passage.’ Stages: cohort formation (e.g., separation from main group); shared struggle and support from in-group (liminality); new layer of identity (re-integration). The result is lasting deep bonds within the in-group.