Welcome to the age of nonlinear rap beef.
Aimed to keep us, the public, in perpetual confusion.
Through each Drake AI diss, Eurasia quickly becomes Eastasia and the tectonic plates of public opinion shift beneath the soles of our unshipped Yeezy pods at bewildering speed.
Sydney Sweeney recently revealed in an interview that she's extremely worried about the evolving information environment.
"We really are living in a cognitive wild west. Most people have near-zero memetic defences or cognitive security suited for the online age". She adds, "any semblance of it is easily brute-forced by the onslaught of information & the situation is even worse when it comes to intentional psyops"
@levelsio Should check out Eastern Standard Tribe by @doctorow "The novel takes place in a world where online "tribes" form, where all members set their circadian rhythms to the same time zone even though members may be physically located throughout the world."
@MaxRovensky@levelsio If a tool is novel there are no expectations it’s simply a new tool. I think you’re thinking too narrowly by Pieters examples which are simply illustrative. Have you looked into Brett victors dynamic ui ideas? https://t.co/ppyrz8YK8I very much worth it imo!
@MaxRovensky@levelsio Of course. But that’s a human tendency as well. If I’m a client and I say “make it pop” I may very well say “no that’s not what I mean” when you invariably “make it pop”.
A good AI will do things like a good editor this just gives greater control wrt the response
@MaxRovensky@levelsio Not sure I understand — is your point that an AI won’t be able to do a good job in the specific instance?
With dynamic UIs a user could go infinitely deeper and more granular to understand what the Pop-o-meter is composed of
@MaxRovensky@levelsio In your example of “making it pop” you’re absolutely right. But what the AI could generate is a Pop-o-meter (a single interactive slider). It would then be great if that also had a way to generate greater granular control (and so on).
@MaxRovensky@levelsio With respect I think you are in fact thinking more like an engineer than Pieter. Dynamic AI generated UIs have the potential teach the user what they actually want to know, not merely what the AI guessed that they wanted to know.
@Matt10L@BulletRobinson@richranoutofcha@DrewHeatley >If you are walking and someone touches your back foot, you stumble right? If you're jogging, you fall down right?
Tells me all I need to know. Too many soy lattes in silence down at the cottage. Watch out for the leaves on the ground at this time of year.