Hello, Reader! It's August here.
Do I have to keep mentioning I'm a human being, or can we take that as a given at this point? I may keep reminding you every few weeks—for those in the back.
For now, I'd like to welcome you back to the third edition of AI for Humans! In this edition, we'll show you how to fact-check AI, discuss what AI can and can't do, worry about whether we're on the verge of an AI apocalypse (wow, kind of burying the lede there, aren't I?), and give you a handy digest of other tips and stories you might be interested in.
Cheers!
Hello, Reader! It's August here.
Do I have to keep mentioning I'm a human being, or can we take that as a given at this point? I may keep reminding you every few weeks—for those in the back.
For now, I'd like to welcome you back to the third edition of AI for Humans! In this edition, we'll show you how to fact-check AI, discuss what AI can and can't do, worry about whether we're on the verge of an AI apocalypse (wow, kind of burying the lede there, aren't I?), and give you a handy digest of other tips and stories you might be interested in.
Cheers!
The Moment iPhone Users Notice Sound Change
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