One beautiful thing – Wednesday June 25, 2014

Jack’s certificate from his Kids Who Code course, awarded at an absolutely charming ceremony.

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Adventures with small language models: tricks and tips

Small language models are not a plug-and-play way to get generative AI. But they have their uses. I’ve learned some lessons about making them work smoothly.

Days of miracle, wonder and many questions

A 40-year-old album and generative AI: we need to talk.

The diary of an AI user: practical tools for everyday work

ChatGPT launched as a consumer tool in November 2022. Nearly four years later, here’s how generative AI has changed my working life (or not).

Is AI really inevitable? And other questions…

AI safety rankings, one Google mega-study and a publicist’s “two bowls” theory – three things that caught my eye…

Why – and how – to ensure privacy when using GenAI (it’s in the anonymising!)

Generative AI tools are not bastions of privacy and security. Here’s what you need to know about anonymising documents to work carefully and securely.

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