Almost two-thirds of the 225 U.S. executives surveyed in the last two weeks of March believe generative AI will have a high or extremely high impact on their organisation in the next three to five years. Almost all of them see their companies utterly unprepared.
https://t.co/T4dgTNIgks
Learnt an exciting new term "Ruliad" which describes the entangled limit of everything that is computationally possible https://t.co/QBihRjpqi7,(Wolfram%202020%2C%202021).
At times a piece of work to understand every detail during the 4 hours, yet highly enlightening around the interplay of us bounded humans and the irreducibility of the universe https://t.co/lU6vAdy0uf
10 Wisdoms of History - by two giants of history in half an hour well spent: The lessons stem from Sir Winston Churchill, presented by the one and only J. Rufus Fears https://t.co/ax4awlu7Zp
Twitter 2.0 Review
1. All of the spam bots are gone from my mentions. Major promise fulfilled.
2. With only 20% of the original staff, Twitter is iterating, trying new things and shipping things 20x faster. This is extremely impressive.
3. More Twitter employees tweeting and soliciting feedback directly on the platform. Very cool.
4. My account is now treated equally to mainstream media accounts that often get the story wrong and has a blue checkmark
5. Revenue I’m making from Twitter has more than doubled
6. Longer video support allows me to post on the platform where my audience is rather than having to link to YouTube
7. Blatant misinformation has become an endangered species with community notes
8. I and others can speak freely without fear of being deboosted or kicked off the platform for some trivial “not woke enough” transgression
9. Twitter trending towards sustainable profitability
10. First female Twitter CEO, @lindayacc, a veteran expert in advertising hired
And yet the media constantly mocks Elon and Twitter as a disaster. Ironically, if you look at the financial statements of these media companies you will realize it is really *their* business that is a disaster and falling apart.
IMO, Twitter’s future looks brighter than ever