@JeffJway But the AI that is running is not OpenAI’s ChatGPT. Many people are collapsing the two making it sound like OpenAI is running all the time. In fact it is Apple’s more private and secure models, which is fine, while Elon Musk is carelessly saying things like OpenAI is integrated.
I didn't watch the keynote, but most news, tweets, and comments wrongly assume Apple Intelligence means they’re using ChatGPT everywhere, raising concerns about OpenAI accessing our data. Marques Brownlee clarified that it’s patently *not* the case https://t.co/Rb3mlq54xE
14. Never stop learning
Feed and nurture an intellectual curiosity. We live in a world of free university courses, YouTube tutorials, podcasts, and even Instagram health and fitness guides. There’s an infinite amount of knowledge at your fingertips. And it never hurts to be knowledgeable and conversant on an eclectic range of topics; it makes you a better and more interesting person.
12. Read more
Reading allows you to borrow someone else’s brain, and have a conversation with the most consequential minds in history. It’s a learned skill that requires discipline: Make time for reading, preferably right before bed. Keep your phone in another room. Tap out on books you aren’t enjoying and move on. Supplement by carrying a book with you and stealing 5-10 minute intervals when you can, and add audiobooks while exercising to the mix for efficiency. Keep physical copies (trophies) and amass a meaningful library over time.
11. Look outside your social circle
In New York City, the emphasis for many is: What do you do? Where did you go to college? What does your Dad do? It took me a decade to learn that sitting in the back of a truck drinking beer in rural Texas with people of all races and classes is more soulful, honest, interesting, and fulfilling than having brunch with Ivy League bros in Manhattan.
@mrbrown Most of the good ones don’t seem to make it to Netflix. Japan Sinks for example really sunk for me. But Quartet is another oldie but goodie that I rewatched recently.
This Palm Sunday, let’s remember...
Jesus chose a donkey of peace instead of a horse of war.
Jesus disarmed his followers instead of forming an army.
Jesus exposed the evil of violence instead of partnering with it.
Jesus laid down his life instead of taking someone else’s.
A while ago I started listening to the audio version of the Harry Potter series. I thought why not get an Audible membership to hear and read in Japanese? Thus I inadvertently landed in the Harry Potter stage of language learning: https://t.co/qwZoCYyWJv via @YouTube