Chris Willis

Treat yourself and follow @boazashkenazy Shift AI podcast. His interviews are thoughtful, insightful and cutting edge. In his latest episode, we chatted about AI and its implications on design and data analytics. Worth a listen.

Love what @holdenmatt has put together. Computing at the edge along with conversational interfaces are going to open up a lot of interesting opportunities to solve problems that otherwise would be out of reach or too cumbersome to learn quickly.

@mjasay Shhhhhhhhh...🤫

I hate to be greedy but, folks, this is every day in Utah. Miles and miles of untouched, perfect powder. Come join me and we can talk data, open source, cloud...or we can just ski. 😉

Wayne was - and still is - one of my favorite musicians and artistic heroes. I got to meet him and Zawinul when I was 16. He was a huge – and humble genius.

Major thank you to Mark Baldino of @fuzzymath for an amazing conversation about how to become a world-class design leader and innovator. Lots of great stuff in here. Give it a listen 🎧

@ColumbiaCompSci @TheAlliBishop Will a video be posted?

At our next Distinguished Lecture Allison Bishop (@TheAlliBishop) will talk about cryptography and why more public research would be good for the health of the financial industry. September 28 (Weds), 11:40am at CSB451.

Looking forward to meeting up with fellow data nerds in NYC Tuesday night to talk a little moneyball and watch the Mets. Interested? Register here... domo.com/company/events…

Celebrating the 10th year of tracking explosion of data in our lives with Data Never Sleeps Hits Double Digits! | Domo domo.com/blog/data-neve…

That happened fast. @gallup survey shows fully on-site work will be a relic of the past. Only 6% want to be in the office – down from (60% before COVID). What will the future of work look like? How do you recruit, manage and engage? gallup.com/workplace/3977…

"A writer is someone for whom writing is more difficult than it is for other people." — Thomas Mann

@stratechery has related thoughts on zero-cost content creation. stratechery.com/2022/the-ai-un…

Playing with #midjourney & #dalle this month. Both are fascinating and unsettling at the same time. As an artist, I love potential of new creative tools. 2nd & 3rd order effects (like infinite, zero-cost content) of fast-moving AI are harder to predict.

Found deep in the latent space, alien Audubon plant sketches #midjourney...

@blakems Oh, yeah, I've also been using #dalle and #stableDifusion

@chriswillis Dalle has been fun to play with. Have you seen this fun use of Dalle? It can be creepy and an entertaining use-case: youtube.com/watch?v=nyD6g4…

Prompt engineering, what turns your words into art on #midjourney and #dalle, can be wildly frustrating but every so often...

I spent the past few weeks playing around with DALL-E 2, the AI image generator. It's incredible, and it inspired this column about a wave of AI progress that I think we should all be paying much closer attention to. nytimes.com/2022/08/24/tec…

AI fashion show using dall-e to generate hundreds of outfits of the day after tomorrow. An interesting way to brainstorm costume and fashion design ideas. Collab with @shyamagolden @OpenAI #dalle2 #dalle #aiart

@mariabamfoo Thank you for a brilliantly funny evening in SLC!

An inspired alternative... tjukanovt.github.io/notable-people

Brilliant way to explore the most notable people on Wikipedia and their relation to place. pudding.cool/2019/05/people…