One beautiful thing – January 31, 2014

A mobile that Jack made when he was in preschool which hangs in the lounge and which has become invisible. Today it caught my eye.

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If there was no generative AI, what would we miss?

A thought experiment: if generative AI didn’t exist, what would we miss? And what about the whole digital world?

The responsibility ladder and generative AI : who is in charge?

A way to think about responsibility that makes sense, both when working with generative AI and personally.

How to use generative AI and not lose your mind

Are the companies which make generative AI dreadful? Yes. Is the whole thing bad for people? Almost certainly. Should I use it anyway? Yes, but slowly.

Where did that document go? Hints and tips for finding things in your folders

One of the best ways to use generative AI is as a thinking partner. Here’s how it helped me get more organised about finding documents on my PC.

What about the young people in the age of GenAI?

What should employers be doing about the young people they hire in the age of generative AI?

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