Dear companies. Using ChatGPT to write your press release doesn't mean you can start adding the letters AI to everything you say and do. Infact, I'd go one further. The only people you're fooling about being innovative is yourselves. And WeWork.
https://t.co/ePgpDxI0t9
This is more interesting than 90% of what I read from 90% of the companies who talk about societal shifts and the impact it has on wider behaviour and choices.
You can tell Ozempic and Mounjaro are popular…in our Timpson shops we have seen a 680% increase in the number of free holes in customers belts we’ve been doing this year.
Why nothing proves looks can be deceiving than the brown food available at an airport lounge near you*.
(* I acknowledge it could also be my tastebuds alarming lack of taste)
https://t.co/EOY0lzH3hj
@DollyDeighton One of my fave was a Singaporean company sponsoring the visit of an African Choir & the justification was “(name of company) are proud to sponsor (name of choir) because our founder loves their music”.
Best. Justification. Ever.
(And more real than most strategic partnerships)
When you get your timezones mixed up and wake your family up at home at midnight. Of course they thought something was wrong so my “I just wanted to say I miss you and love you” was met with “well you’ve got a messed up way of showing it”. Haha.
Why - on what would have been my Dad’s 88th birthday - I am so happy I can talk about him in the present tense despite him being gone for almost half my life.
https://t.co/Eazfsc88b5
What we can learn from Alex Ferguson about outsourcing/justifying decisions to data ... especially when you don’t understand the nuances of data (or problems) but LOVE the superficial confidence you get quoting topline ‘facts’ like you're a God.
https://t.co/JLYhVup8r1
Why one person's 'brand transformation' is another's ‘just catching up to where everyone else already are’.
(AKA: it's more noble to choose the path of creation than to fall for those who big-talk replication)
https://t.co/f7Ffh01oL1
Big Tech AI firms will soon be like the tobacco and oil companies for the ad industry. Those who take their $ will be judged as money-hungry pariahs for knowingly validating social destruction through gaslighting and smiles.
Big Tech AI firms will soon be like the tobacco and oil companies for the ad industry. Those who take their $ will be judged as money-hungry pariahs for knowingly validating social destruction through gaslighting and smiles.
I resigned from Anthropic today. I spent the last three years doing pretraining research at both OpenAI and Anthropic. Neither company is acting responsibly. They are racing straight to self-improving superintelligence and gambling with our lives. More thoughts below.
Why one person's 'brand transformation' is another's ‘just catching up to where everyone else already are’.
(AKA: it's more noble to choose the path of creation than to fall for those who big-talk replication)
https://t.co/f7Ffh01oL1