Dan_Rowinski

I like to walk down the street and think of every person I see: “They are on their way to greatness.”

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Damn, but it's been a long time since I published an actual journalistic article. Doing some freelance for my old RWW buddies @ricmac and @alexwilliams at @thenewstack 3 Key Trends for AI Engineering in the Cloud in 2024: thenewstack.io/3-key-trends-f…

I don't know what to tell you guys. We have to expand the Court. If we don't expand the Court, no liberal policy will be allowed to exist for the rest of our lives. That's why Republicans stole the court, that's why rich people pay for justices. Govern yourselves accordingly.

In capitalism, if you can't exploit the creator, why bother?

I mean, if they asked for better terms, Netflix would've probably just canceled the project.

ChatGPT prompts: How to optimize for sales, marketing, writing, and more tcrn.ch/42J4caR by @kyle_l_wiggers

One of the 'godfathers' of AI says concerns the technology could pose a threat to humanity are 'preposterously ridiculous' trib.al/10HF2nA

Woo

Apple is not typically first with these kind of products. And these arguments of "well, other company does XYZ for less" are valid. BUT . . . when Apple enters a product segment, it tends to validate that segment. Brings it to the mainstream zeitgeist.

That being said, that's a general AR use case and not an Apple specific one. Enterprise, manufacturing, and industrial AR solutions been in the works for a while. May not be quite so snazzy and fresh as Apple, but, for those sectors, doesn't need to be.

Apple's new AR goggles may be kind of shrug worthy as a consumer tech device (for now), but they will be very useful in manufacturing and industrial settings. For instance, hands free, real-time training.

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AI doomerism is overblown and other TC news tcrn.ch/43l6g9Z

You'd figure that the billions up billions the industry at large has invested would pay off at some point. But even the baby steps are two forward and three back.

Call it a "web3 winter" overestimates the ability of web3 to ever really be a thing.

To be clear, at this time and for the foreseeable future, there does not exist any AI model or technique that could represent an extinction risk for humanity. Not even in nascent form, and not even if you extrapolate capabilities far into the future via scaling laws.

A news organization's job is not to MAKE news. It's to report news. Journalism 101: never make yourself the story.

@getwired I had to do that a couple weeks ago.

Can generative AI lead us to understanding animals? @googlecloud cloud.google.com/blog/transform…