- Humans have stolen ideas and work from other humans way before generative AI. Learn when and how, once and for all so you stop this absurd call to boycott AI art.
- What happens to your economy if are not the United States and all the businesses in your country get denied access to AI?
- Do you really care if generative AI can’t produce high-fidelity content? Be honest.
- What the new AI-first startups are focused on and what might happen to them in the future
- How much it costs to compete against OpenAI (on the same grounds)
- Who wants to try and manipulate an emerging Artificial General Intelligence to destroy humanity and be paid a fortune to do that?
- Surprise! AI-generated answers can manipulate people’s opinion
- You won’t have to write a single eulogy for the rest of your life. Happy?
P.s.: This week’s Splendid Edition of Synthetic Work is titled The Harbinger of Change. In it, I’m introducing a new section titled Prompting.
It’s all about getting the most out of your interaction with GPT-4 (and, in future, with other generative AI systems) thanks to a few advanced techniques to write your prompt.
- how your peers are using AI in your industry (Education, Finance, Government, Health Care, Media & Entertainment, Tech, etc.)
- what are life-changing AI tools that can enhance your productivity at work (tested or used by me personally)
- why and when to use specific techniques (like prompting) to improve your interaction with the AI
- how you can use AI to perform tasks that matter in your profession
Thanks to all the people that found the time during the Easter weekend to read last week’s newsletter and send the feedback I asked you to send. You really had nothing better to do and you were not ashamed to admit it.
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Thank you
Alessandro
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