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November 25, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- Intro
- How to look at what happened with OpenAI, and what questions to answer next if you lead a company.
- What's AI Doing for Companies Like Mine?
- Learn what Koch Engineered Solutions, Ednovate, and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are doing with AI.
- A Chart to Look Smart
- OpenAI GPT-4-Turbo vs Anthropic Claude 2.1. Which one is more reliable when analyzing long documents?
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- Koch Engineered Solutions
- Ednovate
- Israel Defense Forces
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November 18, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- Intro
- We are just getting started.
- What's AI Doing for Companies Like Mine?
- Learn what the Australian government, GE Appliances, and Warner Music Group are doing with AI.
- What Can AI Do for Me?
- Meet the new Synthetic Work's Presentation Assistant.
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- GE Appliances
- Warner Music Group
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November 11, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- What's AI Doing for Companies Like Mine?
- Learn what JPMorgan Chase, Johnson & Johnson, Walgreens Boots Alliance, Takeda Pharmaceutical, and Amazon are doing with AI.
- What Can AI Do for Me?
- Let's build a next-gen search engine with the new OpenAI GPTs
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- JPMorgan Chase & Co.
- Johnson & Johnson
- Walgreens Boots Alliance
- Takeda Pharmaceutical
- Amazon
AI Tech Providers
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November 4, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- What's AI Doing for Companies Like Mine?
- Learn what Citigroup, Twilio, Google, DataRobot, Roche, Universal Music, CD Projekt, and Apple are doing with AI.
- Prompting
- Let's test the Drama Queen technique.
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- Citigroup
- Twilio
- Google
- DataRobot
- Roche
- Universal Music
- CD Projekt
- Apple
AI Tech Providers
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October 28, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- What's AI Doing for Companies Like Mine?
- Learn what Deliveroo, Moody's, and Amazon are doing with AI.
- A Chart to Look Smart
- A creative application of generative AI produces accurate simulations of disease progression with limited data.
- The Tools of the Trade
- A local ChatGPT that, finally, can be used to chat with multiple documents (yes, Excel spreadsheets, too).
Who's In It?
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October 21, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- Intro
- Synthetic Work's AI Adoption Tracker now documents 100 early adopters and use cases around the world
- What's AI Doing for Companies Like Mine?
- Learn what US Space Force, Accenture, and Spotify are doing with AI.
- A Chart to Look Smart
- The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis is exploring the use of generative AI to forecast inflation. The results are surprising.
- What Can AI Do for Me?
- My new AP Workflow 5.0 is ready to generate images at scale for industrial applications
- The Tools of the Trade
- Is the new Descript voice cloning service ready for prime time?
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- US Space Force
- Accenture
- Spotify
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October 14, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- What's AI Doing for Companies Like Mine?
- Learn what BBC, The Washington Post, and Thomson Reuters are doing with AI.
- A Chart to Look Smart
- What can we do by training an AI with the lifetime of the most intelligent person on Earth, educated to be a business/science/engineering/etc. leader, and recorded as he/she goes through life and is successful?
- What Can AI Do for Me?
- Here's how the new GPT-4V might transform customer support.
- The Tools of the Trade
- Finally, a tool I can recommend to organize ChatGPT chats.
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- BBC
- The Washington Post
- Thomson Reuters
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October 7, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- Intro
- What's AI Doing for Companies Like Mine?
- Learn what Walmart, the UK Court of Appeal Civil Division, and JP Morgan Chase are doing with AI.
- A Chart to Look Smart
- The new GPT-4V model unlocks a wide range of business applications
- What Can AI Do for Me?
- Let's organize an internal hackathon for the company employees to invent new business products with generative AI.
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- JPMorgan Chase & Co.
- Walmart
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September 30, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- Intro
- How it feels to build a company with human collaborators and AIs.
- What's AI Doing for Companies Like Mine?
- Learn what the European Central Bank, the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, and the Australian Federal Police are doing with AI.
- A Chart to Look Smart
- GPT-4 performs exceptionally well in diagnosing arcane CPC medical cases (with the right prompt). Are large language models the future of diagnoses?
- The Tools of the Trade
- What if you could ask the advice of the top experts in the world in their fields, and watch them debate the business challenge you are facing? Now you can.
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- European Central Bank
- European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts
- Australian Federal Police
AI Tech Providers
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September 23, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- What's AI Doing for Companies Like Mine?
- Learn what McKinsey, Carrefour, and Grupo Bimbo are doing with AI.
- A Chart to Look Smart
- New research conducted on BCG consultants shows that GPT-4 is a remarkable productivity booster.
- Prompting
- Want to know what Custom Instructions Seth Godin uses for his ChatGPT?
- What Can AI Do for Me?
- How to turn negative thoughts into positive and engaging social media updates with GPT-4.
- The Tools of the Trade
- A new open source tool shows what GPT-4 can do without constraints. It's like watching the future of operating systems.
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- McKinsey & Company
- Carrefour
- Grupo Bimbo
AI Tech Providers
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September 16, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- Intro
- If you were one of the most powerful tech companies in the world, and you were given the possibility to whisper in the ears of your government, could you resist the temptation of taking advantage of it?
- What's AI Doing for Companies Like Mine?
- Learn what Propak, JLL, and Activision are doing with AI.
- A Chart to Look Smart
- The better the AI, the less recruiters pay attention to job applications.
- Prompting
- Let's take a look at a new technique to generate summaries dense with information with large language models. Does it really work?
- The Tools of the Trade
- Is lipsynched video translation ready for industrial applications?
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
AI Tech Providers
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September 9, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- Intro
- What's AI Doing for Companies Like Mine?
- Learn what DoorDash, Kaiser Permanente, and BHP Group are doing with AI.
- A Chart to Look Smart
- Researchers have used large language models to analyze the impact of corporate culture on financial analyst reports. Can this approach be used elsewhere?
- The Tools of the Trade
- Let's use a voice generation tool to produce an audio version of Synthetic Work
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- DoorDash
- Kaiser Permanente
- BHP Group
AI Tech Providers
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September 2, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- What's AI Doing for Companies Like Mine?
- Learn what General Motors, RXO, XPO, Phlo Systems, and Amazon Prime Video are doing with AI.
- Prompting
- Learn how to use ChatGPT Custom Instructions to automatically apply the How to Prompt best practices to every chat.
- What Can AI Do for Me?
- Learn how to use Custom Instructions to turn GPT-4 into a marketing advisor following the lessons of Seth Godin.
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- General Motors
- RXO
- XPO
- Phlo Systems
- Amazon Prime Video
AI Tech Providers
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August 26, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- What's AI Doing for Companies Like Mine?
Learn what Estes Express Lines, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, and JLL are doing with AI.
- A Chart to Look Smart
McKinsey offered a TCO calculator to CIOs and CTOs who want to embrace generative AI. Something is not right.
- What Can AI Do for Me?
How I used generative AI to power the new Breaking AI News section of this newsletter. You can do the same in your company.
- The Tools of the Trade
A new, uber-complicated, maximum-friction, automation workflow to generate images with ComfyUI and SDXL.
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- JLL
- California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
- Estes Express Lines
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August 19, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- Maersk and Wesco have started using generative AI to negotiate contracts with their suppliers.
- Unilever and Siemens are using generative AI to analyze their suppliers and find replacements.
- Travelers Cos. is using AI to assess the condition of insured sites and assist claim management.
- Ubisoft is testing the use of generative AI for a wide range of applications, from game design to scriptwriting.
- In the What Can AI Do for Me? section, we learn a technique to improve the quality of our corporate presentations with AI-generated images.
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- Maersk
- Ubisoft
- Wesco
- Siemens
- Travelers Cos.
- Unilever
AI Tech Providers
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August 12, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- The ad agency WPP uses generative AI to create job postings, draft communication messages to attract new talent, and more.
- The London Stock Exchange Group is testing generative AI models fine-tuned in collaboration with Microsoft.
- Tinder is using AI to automatically select the best picture from the photo album of a user.
- Australia’s Home Affairs Department used ChatGPT for software development and other tasks for a period.
- In the What Can AI Do for Me? section we see how GPT-4 can be used to generate perfectly legit business ideas. For real.
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- Tinder
- London Stock Exchange Group
- WPP
AI Tech Providers
Other Mentions
- Australia Home Affairs Department
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August 5, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- News Corp Australia revealed that they are using generative AI to publish 3,000 news a week
- Wayfair is using text-to-image AI models to show how you could redecorate your living rooms with furniture that might resemble the ones in their catalog
- 3M Health Information Systems, Babylon Health, and ScribeEMR have adopted the new AWS HealthScribe service to automatically generate clinical notes from doctor-patient conversations
- In the Prompting section, we discover that large language models might lose accuracy with larger context windows.
- In the The Tools of the Trade section, we use LM Studio and the new Stable Beluga 2 model to create a personal AI assistant that runs on our computers.
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- News Corp
- 3M Health Information Systems
- Wayfair
AI Tech Providers
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July 22, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- The New York City’s Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) has implemented facial recognition systems in the subway to identify people who are not paying their fares.
- Eurostar launched the world’s first walk-through biometric corridor to access its trains.
- G/O Media, publisher of The Onion and Gizmodo, among the others, has begun publishing AI-generated articles.
- In the What Can AI Do for Me? section, we see how to use GPT-4 Code Interpreter to ask questions about our website performance that Google Analytics can't answer without attending a 72 days class.
- In the Prompting section, I recommend what use case is more suitable for seven AI systems that can be used today.
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- Metropolitan Transit Authority
- Eurostar
- G/O Media
AI Tech Providers
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July 16, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- In the Prompting section, we discover the ELI5 technique, comparing how well it works with both OpenaI GPT-4 with Code Interpreter and Anthropic Claude 2.
- In the What Can AI Do for Me? section, we use the GPT-4 with Code Interpreter capabilities to analyze two unrelated datasets, overlay one on top of the other in a single chart, and investigate correlation hypotheses.
Who's In It?
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July 9, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- Bridgewater Associates reveals how the company is thinking about and using large language models to formulate investment strategies.
- McCann Worldgroup used AI to make individual signs and menus for owners of Mexican hot dog and hamburger stands.
- Insilico Medicine started the human trial phase of a lung disease drug designed by generative AI.
- The US Air Force is testing various large language models, including Scale AI Donovan.
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- US Air Force
- Bridgewater Associates
- McCann Worldgroup
- Insilico Medicine
AI Tech Providers
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July 2, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- A very long explanation of what extensions, features, and configurations I used to transform a tool for software developers, Visual Studio Code, into the ultimate tool for writing long-form English content pieces like the Synthetic Work newsletter.
Who's In It?
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June 25, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- IKEA revealed that it has used AI to handle 47% of customers’ queries to their call centers since 2021.
- Marvel used generative AI to create the opening credit sequence of the new TV Series Secret Invasion.
- More than 200 game studios are already using AI to create new games according to a new survey published by the VC firm A16Z.
- In the What Can AI Do for Me? section, we learn how to use GPT-4 as a coach to learn how to face criticism.
- In the The Tools of the Trade section, we discover LM Studio, an invaluable tool to test open access AI models
Who's In It?
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June 18, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- White Castle has started using generative AI to replace drive-thru employees.
- Chegg articulates how it plans to use GPT-4 to deliver personalized tutoring to its customers.
- Netflix unveiled how they are using AI to create more engaging trailers for the shows and movies in their catalog.
- In the Prompting section, we explore two techniques: Ask for Variants and Choose the Best Variant.
- In The Tools of the Trade section, we discover how Vivaldi browser can let you use Bing Chat without downloading Microsoft Edge.
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- White Castle
- Chegg
- Netflix
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June 11, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- McKinsey and Company has allowed almost 15,000 employees in its workforce to use ChatGPT and other AI tools.
- The Financial Times embraces generative AI with a new editorial policy while CNET has to rectify theirs.
- BuzzFeed is now using AI to power a second section of its website, dedicated to recipe generation. The CEO believes that "over the next few years, generative AI will replace the majority of static content."
- Blackstone is using AI to help the employees of its portfolio companies to reduce the health costs associated with diabetes.
- In the Prompting section, we review a technique I call The Devil’s Advocate to help you make better decisions.
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- McKinsey & Company
- Financial Times
- BuzzFeed
- Blackstone
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June 4, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- Wells Fargo is using large language models to help determine what information clients must report to regulators and how they can improve their business processes.
- Carvana used generative AI to produce 1.3 million personalized video ads for its customers to celebrate 10 years in business.
- Deutsche Bank is using AI to scan the portfolios of its clients and suggest new investments.
- Amazon is using computer vision AI models to screen items for damage before orders are shipped to customers.
- JP Morgan Chase is preparing to launch a generative AI service like GPT-4 to offer investment advice to its clients.
- In the What Can AI Do for Me section, let's see how GPT-4 can help us fully document a corporate procedure as mortally boring as opening a bank account.
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- Wells Fargo
- Carvana
- Deutsche Bank
- Amazon
- JPMorgan Chase & Co.
AI Tech Providers
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May 26, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- How to write a presentation with GPT-4 using many of the techniques in the How to Prompt section of Synthetic Work
Who's In It?
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May 21, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- KPMG has started using a customized version of ChatGPT that finds the right experts to pitch for a proposal within a 10,000-people database.
- The US Air Force is testing if artificial intelligence can fly F-16 fighter jets.
- Flutter Entertainment and Entain use AI to identify the so-called problem gambling.
- New Balance is using AI for footwear design.
- The Wildlife Conservation Society is using AI to design routes with the highest chances of finding poacher traps for park rangers in Cambodia.
- In the Prompting section, we make a breakthrough as we discover how AI can help solve the You don’t know what you don’t know problem.
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- KPMG
- US Air Force
- Flutter Entertainment
- Entain
- New Balance
- Wildlife Conservation Society
AI Tech Providers
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May 12, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- MakeMyTrip is rolling out an AI voice assistant to help customers book flights and hotels
- Wendy’s is starting to use GPT-4 to take customers’ orders for their drive-through service
- Citadel Securities confirms that the market maker has completed the negotiation phase with OpenAI
- Takeda Pharmaceutical is completing the trial tests for a new psoriasis drug designed by AI in six months
- Ingenio has started using OpenAI models to generate articles about astrology.
- In the Prompting section, we explore how much you can achieve with a good prompt and when that is not good enough anymore
- In the Tools of the Trade section we explore the glorious MacGPT
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- MakeMyTrip
- Wendy's
- Citadel Securities
- Takeda Pharmaceutical
- Ingenio
AI Tech Providers
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May 5, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- Khan Academy roped in OpenAI's GPT-4 to create Khanmigo, an AI tutor who never had to endure school lunches.
- UC San Diego Health & UW Health deployed AI to draft patient responses; Doctors: "Our new favorite colleague doesn't even need coffee breaks!"
- WPP spiced up ad campaigns with AI, because who wouldn't want a virtual Shah Rukh Khan selling chocolates?
- VentureBeat is rolling out AI-assisted articles, giving reporters a new non-human entity to blame for typos.
- King (the maker of Candy Crush) utilizes AI for game testing, because apparently, humans alone couldn't get enough of crushing candies.
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GrammarlyGO is our Tool of the Trade for the week.
- The Step-by-step reasoning is our Prompting technique of the week.
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- Khan Academy
- WPP
- UC San Diego Health
- UW Health
- VentureBeat
- King
AI Tech Providers
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April 28, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- Coca-Cola formally announces that it doesn't give a crap about the legal issues surrounding generative AI and it's using it like there's no tomorrow
- Walmart is using AI to automate the tedious negotiation with suppliers. No, you can't do the same with your significant other. Yet.
- Somehow, JPMorgan Chase & Co is trying to decode the language used in Fed meetings to find signals to trade. Politicians next?
- Three powerful techniques to reduce the number of tokens (and your bill) in the interaction with GPT-4: The Power of No, Memory Consolidation, and Alien Language Translation
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- Coca-Cola
- JPMorgan Chase & Co.
- Walmart
AI Tech Providers
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April 21, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- HSBC launches a new AI-powered index. It looks a lot like the old one, let's hope the performance is better.
- Aberhart Farms has been testing drones for weeding for years. Probably because it's very fun.
- 88Nine Radio Milwaukee is using AI to power an experimental radio station. The human radio host still doesn't suspect anything.
- How to use The
Annoying Curious Child prompting technique to get more detailed outputs from GPT-4
- My favourite teleprompter app and why AI makes it stand apart from an ocean of terrible alternatives
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- Aberhart Farms
- Radio Milwaukee
- HSBC
AI Tech Providers
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April 14, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- We have a new section dedicated to using GPT-4 to get your job done (with real-world examples!)
- How to write a better product pitch to lure in vain industry analysts
- How to dodge useless meetings without giving away that you are totally lying
- How to write a market report at a microscopic fraction of what analysis firms would charge you
- How to write a blog post for a product announcement better than Google (OK, here the bar is very low)
- How to lay off your employees with the style of a king
Who's In It?
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April 7, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- The ten AI-first products I use on daily basis
- How to compare the AI models from A12 Labs, Anthropic, Cohere, Eleuther AI, Google, Meta, OpenAI, etc.
- How I use GPT-4 Plus to do things I am crap at (and how it feels like being in an Iron Man movie)
- What's the job-to-be-done of a chatbot/assistant? And where do people feel more natural to find it?
- How I used Perplexity AI to do things I am not crap at, but I don't have time to do
- Do we need bigger AI models or better prompt engineering skills?
- What does it mean for an AI company to compete against OpenAI? And for how long is it sustainable?
- How much money will you be happy to pay for GPT-22?
Who's In It?
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March 31, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- Generative AI is turning people that don't know how to code into coders, and software engineers into software engineers with 1000x the attitude
- GPT-4 is no longer your copilot, it is now your captain as it builds the app your worked 3 weeks on in just 30 minutes
- Developers are already thinking about new programming languages designed to work with large language models
- It turns out that the AI can be pushed to role-play as an expert, explain its reasoning, and/or self-plan to massively improve the generated output
- It also turns out that the AI can create imaginary worlds that follow rigid rules: like when it pretends to be a Linux terminal
- It also turns out that you can use AI to automatically correct bugs in your mediocre code, creating a "self-healing" program
- Meanwhile, somebody managed to replace the brain of Siri with GPT-3 and the answers you get, finally, don't cause you fits of anger
- The next step, as shown by Meta AI, is an AI that can learn what's the best API to call to achieve the goal indicated in your prompt
- The next-next step is replacing all legacy backends like databases with a large language model.
Who's In It?
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March 24, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- How a guy with WordPress and a GPT-4 subscription can generate infinite content
- BuzzFeed has started using AI in January to generate content
- Before them, CNET Money has silently started publishing ChatGPT-generated content (full of inaccuracies that nobody bothered to fact-check)
- An AI makes it easy to paraphrase other AIs to not get caught by other AIs
- The publisher of the UK Daily Mirror wants to play the automated content publishing game, too
- The publisher of Sports Illustrated has been way faster than them
- It really doesn't look bright for mediocre journalists, but they will fight back. Yes. By demanding a subsidy
- And by using AI to make you pay even harder for the AI-generated content that is inspired by your conversations on social media
- LinkedIn launches "collaborative articles" where AI does a tiny bit and you, the user, do the rest (their role in all of this is profiting, in case you are wondering)
- Every publishing platform and channel will be saturated with AI-generated content. It already started
- And it's so severe that organizations like AP, Nature, Elsevier, and The Committee on Publication Ethics, had to create anti-AI policies
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- BuzzFeed
- CNET
- LinkedIn
- Arena Group Holdings
AI Tech Providers
Other Mentions
- Associated Press
- Bankrate
- CreditCards.com
- Elsevier
- Nature
- News Corp
- Reach
- Reddit
- The New York Times
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March 17, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- Why not use Stable Diffusion to generate the image of a tooth growing in a person’s brain, so young doctors learn how disgusting their profession can be?
- OK. Let's just generate chest X-rays for edge use cases. Somebody has a lovely AI model for you to download
- Somebody else is analyzing the voice of patients to spot signs of anxiety
- Google Med-PaLM 2 consistently performs at an “expert” doctor level on medical exam questions
- DeepMind predicts the 3D structures of the over 200 million known proteins to boost drug discovery
- Microsoft wants to play, too, and fine-tunes BioGPT on 15M PubMed abstracts
- Stability AI launches yet another satellite organization: MedARC
- Meanwhile, in Hungary, AI spots 22 undiagnosed cases of breast cancer
- In the US, another AI is used to identify atrial fibrillation, diabetic retinopathy, and sepsis
- The UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) says "party is over"
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- Bács-Kiskun County Hospital
- Cano Health
- Cigna
- MaMMa Klinika
- Mayo Clinic
- Sinai Hospital
AI Tech Providers
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March 10, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- "Prompt Engineer" is now a profession, and it pays more than yours
- "Fact-checker" is now a profession, too, but it pays absolutely nothing. Discuss.
- One-third of business leaders interviewed (in a questionable survey) say that the adoption of ChatGPT will definitely lead to layoffs by end of 2023
- Consensus is that people mastering AI will displace people not mastering AI
- Which leads to students having a crisis about what to study next and if it's worth it
- Even famous developers have their spider senses tingling
- Meanwhile, recruiters have started a despicable thing called automated video interviews
- So, for your next job, you might end up being interviewed by Morgan Freeman (it's not a good thing)
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- Publicis Le Pont
- Allen & Overy
- Mishcon de Reya
AI Tech Providers
Other Mentions
- Boston Children Hospital
- Raona
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March 3, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- DoNotPay successfully uses AI to automatically negotiate a bill discount with a human customer service rep
- They also try to use ChatGPT in a US Supreme Court case. It turns out it's not safe for your health.
- Top UK law firm starts using Harvey AI to assist 3,500 lawyers with mergers & acquisitions. No big deal.
- Meanwhile, another top UK law firm has started hiring "prompt engineers"
- Robin AI uses AI (duh) to help lawyers generate drafts and review legal contracts
- Academics test large language models to work both as lobbyists and fiduciaries.
- Two courts in Colombia used ChatGPT to reach a verdict. It's ok to have a bad feeling about this
- AI is good at translating. What if it starts translating legalese for the average citizen?
Who's In It?
AI Adopters
- Allen & Overy
- Mishcon de Reya
AI Tech Providers
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February 24, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
- It took just two months for 3,600 students in the third most prestigious university in the world to start cheating with AI.
- ChatGPT passes top exams designed for humans with (almost) flying colours
- Meanwhile, tuition and college textbooks prices have skyrocketed in the last 22 years
- Of course, schools start banning ChatGPT across the world
- Unfortunately for them, watermarking is useless
- Rather than having a knee-jerk reaction, some teachers incorporate ChatGPT in their classes
- Thankfully, Seth Godin weighs in with his usual wisdom
Who's In It?
AI Tech Providers
Other Mentions
- Appalachian State University
- George Washington University
- McGill University
- Rutgers University
- Stanford University
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February 15, 2023 Splendid Edition
What's In It?
Nothing. There's nothing in this issue. It's just to show you the various sections of the newsletter. You are not impressed, I know.
Who's In It?