Psychological hurdles like the confirmation bias can slow down our AI adoption. Applying techniques like devil’s advocate can help us overcome them. Especially in innovative fields like AI, with high complexity, conflicts & time pressure, biases emerge more often and need to be effectively managed.

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I want to hook up ChatGPT to control my outdated but ahead of its time WOWWEE Rovio. But until I remember how to use a soldering iron, I thought I would start small. Using ChatGPT to write 100% of the

Claude AI Gets Bored During Coding Demonstration, Starts Perusing Photos of National Parks Instead.[1] Google tool makes AI-generated writing easily detectable.[2] AI-generated child sexual abuse images are spreading. Law enforcement is racing to stop them.[3] Newly-opened National Quantum Computing Centre

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I talk to people about AI all the time, sharing how it’s taking over more work, but I always hear, “nah, gov will ban it” or “it’s not gonna happen soon” Meanwhile, many of those who might be impacted the

Hello, I just shared a beginner-friendly PyTorch deep learning course on YouTube. In this course, I cover installation, creating tensors, tensor operations, tensor indexing and slicing, automatic differentiation with autograd, building a linear regression model from scratch, PyTorch modules and

The idea was to give AI models an initial prompt and then let them discuss it like a reasoning model. Some people think I’m just trying to steal their API key but I don’t want to put mine in for