Introducing #AgentGPT, an attempt at #AutoGPT directly in the browser 🤖
Give your own AI agent a goal and watch as it thinks, comes up with an execution plan and takes actions. Try for free now at https://t.co/F8Nz4LGC0e
@alexevansuk :) I say please too, not because of Terminators but because it seems right to be polite even to robots that must do as I ask. .... So, is this a modern comparator to the Milgram experiment?-- i.e. people being nice even when they don't have to be...
UK's gift of Depleted Uranium munitions to Ukraine is not wise. DU in Iraq and Kosovo is linked to breast cancer in girls <15 years old, lung cancer, leukemia, and 'Gulf War Syndrome'. Like cluster bombs: they're short-term useful but long-term terrible. https://t.co/UiKg1lKN02
So inspired by the @creativemorning talk by Victoria @stoyanova today. Lots of thinking about alignment between inner self and outer 'brand'/persona ...But most importantly a positive & inclusive vibe!
@emollick GPT-3 answers remind me of politicians’ answers… Self-confident, sounds convincing and plausible at first glance. Then you realize it’s just scraps of evidence gathered to support a predetermined opinion… Now we need models to separate cogent arguments from the arbitrary ones.
Most people suck at running meetings.
They run over time, the same people talk, + nothing gets decided.
Here are 10 simple steps to run effective meetings:
A year ago, a non-academic friend listened to a talk I gave. I thought it went great. My friend disagreed.
She said that academics are experts at making interesting stuff boring—and that we should all take a speech class.
So I did. And here are 6 most useful things I learned.
How do we get out of this terrible situation? I liked Fiona Hill's insights on the mindsets in Russia, Ukraine, the US, and Europe. It's a foundation for meeting the psychological needs of all sides, to find a way out. https://t.co/XsyJdH23nx
What decision-making is behind this tragedy in Ukraine? Compare Putin's security council in 2022 with JFK's '13 days' during the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962. Options were explored & wiser actions resulted. The human race needs to do better at meetings...
https://t.co/LCdJEXyt1C
@SallyJHardy Thanks Sally. Also want to mention these ideas draw heavily on @ODI_Global's excellent @rapid_odi program about influencing policy with research, for anyone wanting to find more good material.
Curious human WLTM a research digest of the best bits of new multidisciplinary research each week. Any recommendations? (Like the Science bit of The Economist but a bit broader in scope?)
Thanks @RSAEurope for inviting me today. The ideas on this slide draw heavily on @ODI_Global's excellent @rapid_odi program about influencing policy with research. Great interactive discussion!
Can anyone recommend a short course on facilitation, ideally for cross-cultural settings? I found these guys https://t.co/tkWgC9e6SE and am considering it. Other good alternatives too?