Humans should be amplified by AI, not replaced.
What if we each had our own personal intelligence (Pi) to cultivate and amplify our better selves?
Today, @mustafasuleymn, Karén Simonyan & the @inflectionAI team debut @heypi_ai, a kind, personal AI that calibrates to your needs.
Today I’m excited to announce the first version of our new personal AI, Pi... https://t.co/wYpgcXdB1t
Pi is smart, kind and supportive. It’s designed to be better at natural, flowing conversation than lists, plans, or code.
Really makes you think! Were you 'labelled' as 'Not Sporty' at school? By friends? By family? I was!! I wonder, would I be fitter, healthier, more confident, more effective, stronger physically and mentally if I'd not been labelled and been allowed to explore. #ReframingSport
"Smartphones resemble slot machines in their design. The average person checks their phone 150 times a day often unconsciously, to receive a “variable reward.” They might get nothing new, or a text, photo, or ♥" via Tech Hacks Behavior -- https://t.co/LnVo2jZ0fx
messages beget behavioral shifts -- new research shows that text messages can help people quit smoking, curb binge drinking, and exercise more. - MarketWatch https://t.co/ixQJqu5vEn
"The concept of “phubbing” -- snubbing an in-person companion by looking at your phone. 17% of smartphone users “phub” four times a day." via 10 Ways Technology Hijacks Your Behavior https://t.co/12sR9o265C
Brain Yoga: Take your left hand, make a fist, and extend your thumb; do the same with your right, only extend your pinky. Now switch them so it’s left pinky and right thumb. | Mental Floss https://t.co/uPasNrPmci