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Erica Greene
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Where Are the Women in AI?
The drama at OpenAI has made it clear that we’re in the first season of a long-running reality show about the future of AI. If we’re signed up for episodes of mudslinging and backroom dealing, we may as well familiarize ourselves with the cast of characters. Luckily, The
The Mop Up
The Mop-Up #1 - Fear and Loathing in Silicon Valley
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MoP #3 - The Future of Search (and OpenAI 🎪)
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The IHOP-ification of AI generated unleavened bread
Does OpenAI have a secret agenda to flatten the world’s rich collection of unleavened breads into the bland, American pancake?
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MoP #2 - Some Regulation, as a Treat
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Discussing AI at a Journalism Tech Conference
I recently attended SRCCON, a lovely conference held in Minneapolis that focuses on the tooling needed to help modern news organizations innovate and also, sadly, stay alive. AI came up a lot. The notes and transcripts from the sessions are online if you’re interested in reading (or auto-summarizing) them.
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MoP #1 - The New World
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Taking AI to School
"The problem is that all these use cases are Nice-to-Haves. A Nice-to-Have is a bot that coaches the debate team or a text-to-worksheet app."
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Hello World... what is a machine learning model anyway?
Here at Machines on Paper, we’ll be following the integration of AI into our professional lives with curiosity, humor and a smattering of computer science.