I've resisted writing about the current trends in AI because, well, others are already doing it better. But I was inspired by Garrett's observation that - according to the Washington Post - the C4 dataset has tokenised his personal website.

Much has been said about how ChatGPT and her artificial intelligence, ai, published on gemini, blogging, technology

I've been watching the output that people machines around the Internet have been producing using GPT-3 (and its cousins), an AI model that can produce long-form "human-like" text. Here's some things I've enjoyed recently:

I played for a bit with AI Dungeon's (premium) Dragon engine, which came artificial intelligence, ai, roleplaying, writing

I was watching a recent YouTube video by Derek Muller (Veritasium), My Video Went Viral. Here's Why, and I came to a realisation: I don't watch YouTube like most people - probably including you! - watch YouTube. And as a result, my perspective on what YouTube is and does is fundamentally biased artificial intelligence, rss, youtube, marketing

There's a story that young network engineers are sometimes told to help them understand network stacks and/or the OSI model, and it goes something like this:
You overhear a conversation between two scientists on the subject of some topic relevant to thier field of interest. But as you listen chatbots, artificial intelligence, google, technology, futurism, news

A recent article by Janelle Shane talked about her recent experience with Microsoft Azure's image processing API. If you've not come across her work before, I recommend starting with her candy hearts, or else new My Little Pony characters, invented by a computer. Anyway:

The Azure image

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