New: The New York Times says it is not planning to pay for Twitter verification:
"We aren't planning to pay the monthly fee for verification of our institutional Twitter accounts," a spokesperson tells me.
We took ChatGPT offline Monday to fix a bug in an open source library that allowed some users to see titles from other users’ chat history. Our investigation has also found that 1.2% of ChatGPT Plus users might have had personal data revealed to another user. 1/2
A ban would irk businesses worried about losing exposure to TikTok’s young audience—not to mention vex millions of devoted users https://t.co/IvMFaH06j4
I joined Twitter a little over 2 years ago. All I did was use it to follow news every now and then. I never posted anything. I decided to try and engage with the platform about 2 weeks ago as a kind of experiment. I am still trying to find the draw. Let’s see what we get.
Does anyone really believe that all students, writers, artists, musicians, poets, photographers, graphic designers, inventors & creators of all forms everywhere will give up and just task AI to do their creating for them? Ridiculous. Not going to happen. AI is a tool not a master
My wandering around Seoul, South Korea led me to Dongdaemun Design Plaza where I found this futuristic shaped building and one of the city’s favorite modes of transportation —> the moped. 😎🛵 #photography#travel#architecture#citylife