I'm just logging this as a use case because new technologies are the most interesting when they're banal.
We had a temporary influx of new joiners for our pub quiz team. We had to create a second table and assign people. Someone suggested doing it at random - "let's put the names in a hat." He meant use ChatGPT.
I like how Eugene takes the creator model seriously, and thinks about it properly. This makes a lot of sense.
On the 'want to go' list The Museum of StonesSE London’s Smallest Museum of Stones
"There is also the widely reported multi-person Microsoft Teams call in which a financial department employee was manipulated by an AI-generated deepfake of their own CFO, alongside other AI-generated “colleagues,” into wiring more than 25 million U.S. dollars to Hong Kong bank accounts (Microtime). Whatever else that incident
I have a thought bubbling under; I'm worrying that if we celebrate friction it'll lead us astray. I talked it out loud and I'm going to collect some links Our Longing For Inconvenience People Using AI to Represent Themselves in Court Are Clogging the
