Helen Ebert

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  • It’s been two years since my last AI post.

    Time to catch up. We’re in the “made by humans / don’t use AI / I can tell you used AI” phase. Some companies are waiting for a “killer business feature.” Meanwhile, OpenAI’s latest releases point to a route that always pays: fantasy and pleasure. If enterprise stalls, entertainment rarely does. A few weeks ago,…

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  • The future of teamwork (in tech)

    I’m not actually predicting the future. I’m generating scenarios. – William Gibson. The following outlines a possible future for teamwork in the tech industry, which is particularly obsessed with efficiency, performance and scale — ultimately reflecting many of the characteristics of capitalism. This view remains optimistic, but hopefully not naïve; it deliberately avoids dystopian scenarios…

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  • From von Neumann to Notion — interfaces and large language models

    Early interactions between humans and computers, how do interfaces evolve, limits we impose on our creativity and can LLM help narrow the gap. That is: Text and natural langauge as programming interfaces

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  • Intelligent servants, eloquent parrots and conversational user interface

    My colleague, a data scientist, completely unimpressed by the hype around ChatGPT, summed it up as, “In the end, it’s just an eloquent parrot”. So what’s so special about it?

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