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Wim Sweldens

Wim Sweldens

@wimsweldens

Co-Founder @kiswevideo: streaming with #NBA, #Kpop, #Olympics / @KU_Leuven hon. prof./ AIQ blogger / Cyclist runner veggie leftie 🇧🇪 🇺🇸

New York City / Brussels Katılım March 2009
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Wim Sweldens@wimsweldens·
The AGI/ASI debate is mostly irrelevant. Better: Do you know how to use AI ? AI is jagged: sometimes brilliant other times brittle. I call the ability to master the jagged edge AIQ. AI will not replace your job, but someone with higher AIQ will: @wimsweldens/note/c-158658856" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">substack.com/@wimsweldens/n… #AI #AI
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Wim Sweldens@wimsweldens·
@wielerman Genoten van de Tour vandaag! Goede opmerking ivm de beeldwissel die de aanzet MDVP mist. Volgens mij is de vaste camera (met kabel aan de regie verbonden) is meestal 2-3 seconden sneller dan de moto (die via het vliegtuig gaat)....
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Wim Sweldens@wimsweldens·
@emollick 100% agree. We need individual and companies able to navigate the jagged edge correctly. Here is a proposal on how to measure the human ability to navigate the jagged edge: myaiq.org
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Ethan Mollick@emollick·
We don’t honestly know the best approaches to rebuilding companies around AI agents, especially in ways that expand competitive advantage & augment existing human capabilities. Practical agents are merely months old. Experimentation (and productive failures) will be required.
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Wim Sweldens@wimsweldens·
@satyanadella Indeed. Navigating the jagged edge of AI will be the key human skill. We need a way to measure this skill. Here is a proposal: myaiq.org
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Esther Gheyssens@EstherGheyssens·
Ik stel me als docent toch ernstige vragen bij de zin van een masterproef in de sociale wetenschappen met het veelvuldig gebruik van AI. Een masterproef evalueren nu is totaal anders dan 5 jaar geleden en toch is het format en de evaluatiecriteria nog identiek aan 5 jaar geleden.
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Wim Sweldens@wimsweldens·
@emollick What will we say 6 months from now on GPT5? I'm worried that as the models become so much better so fast , many human's AIQ keeps going down 😢.
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Ethan Mollick@emollick·
Two years ago. No model had surpassed GPT-4 & it wasn’t clear that was possible. Now you can get better than GPT-4 level performance on open weights models running on consumer hardware, and the state of the art in LLMs is cheaper & faster and very much more capable than GPT-4.
Ethan Mollick@emollick

Worth noting that while there are lots of new AI models that beat ChatGPT-3.5, there is no public model that beats GPT-4 across any range of tests. GPT-4 “finished training” one year ago & many of features are still not active (multi-modality). Bigger models will also come soon.

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Wim Sweldens@wimsweldens·
@emollick Yup I feel the same way. Gemini is good but google assistant is still terrible...
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Ethan Mollick@emollick·
Google AI Mode has gotten very useful when I wasn't looking. An iterative dialogue about search turns out to be surprisingly helpful for many kinds of search, and it is really fast.
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Vinod Sharma@VinodSharma10x·
I’m coding until 4 AM again. Not because I have to. But because AI tools made me fall in love with building again. After 15 years in management I thought my coding days were behind me. Then I discovered V0, Bolt, Cursor, Copilot, and Claude Code. Built 7 apps + a startup in 10 months All while keeping my full-time job The difference between 2005 and 2025? Then: 6 months to learn one framework Now: 6 hours to build a working app You didn’t miss the coding revolution. You’re arriving at the perfect time. The playing field just got leveled. 👉 If you’re coding (or thinking about it), I’d love to hear.
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Wim Sweldens@wimsweldens·
@emolick : building on your "jagged edge" work, I introduce the concept of AIQ. I would love to get your feedback on it!
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The AGI/ASI debate is mostly irrelevant. Better: Do you know how to use AI ? AI is jagged: sometimes brilliant other times brittle. I call the ability to master the jagged edge AIQ. AI will not replace your job, but someone with higher AIQ will: @wimsweldens/note/c-158658856" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">substack.com/@wimsweldens/n… #AI #AI

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Karl Mehta@karlmehta·
@ylecun is Meta's Chief AI Scientist and Turing Award winner. For 35 years, he's been right about every major AI breakthrough when everyone else was wrong. He championed neural networks during the "AI winter." But his new predictions are his boldest yet...
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Wim Sweldens@wimsweldens·
I love to see how innovative startup sport leagues like @Next22Chapter are using Kiswe D2C tech to drive their content, engage their fans, and monetize their sport. This is why we started Kiswe years ago and it gives a lot of satisfaction!!
Kiswe 📹@KisweVideo

Internet-first sports league, @Next22Chapter, sold nearly 30,000 tickets to their TNC 02 pay-per-view event using a hybrid distribution model that leveraged their popular YouTube channel to build excitement for the final event, powered by Kiswe. Download the full case study to learn how Kiswe can help your company drive revenue and deepen fan engagement through direct-to-consumer digital events here: kiswe.com/resources/the-…

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Wim Sweldens@wimsweldens·
@ChKlaue @RefugeesOlympic So inspiring. It was heart warming that one of the first "Athlete Moments" was with a refugee athlete. ❤️💚💙💛🖤
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Christian Klaue@ChKlaue·
One of the most inspiring initiatives of the IOC: The IOC Refugee Olympic Team @RefugeesOlympic. Ahead of Paris 2024, Olympic Solidarity supported 74 athletes with scholarships. 37 of them from 12 sports made it to the Games. They were hosted by 15 NOCs. - Olympic Solidarity at its best.
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Eurosport France@Eurosport_FR·
🎂 La cérémonie d'ouverture des Jeux Olympiques de #Paris2024 ? Éblouissante !
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