AI & the New Age of Learning
The forward-thinking economist and mathematician Eric Weinstein suggests that the logical extension of the information revolution is this: everything we do based on human expertise will eventually be replaced by a computer.
Jamie Smart • Results: Think Less. Achieve More
Like many other people, I’m grappling with how to best use AI.
Reconsidering the Role of AI: Valuing Process Over Output
Disruption Theory & risk-aversion don’t apply
Incumbents typically cede market space to startups wherever there’s new, unproven technology or a new, unproven market, especially in spaces where they can’t use past data to predict the future. But in AI, they’re rushing to embrace new technology and uncertain markets, spending historic amounts of ... See more
Incumbents typically cede market space to startups wherever there’s new, unproven technology or a new, unproven market, especially in spaces where they can’t use past data to predict the future. But in AI, they’re rushing to embrace new technology and uncertain markets, spending historic amounts of ... See more
Jason Cohen • AI startups require new strategies: This time it's actually different
Although the practical success of neural networks is still undeniable, it must be observed that their most powerful applications are in domains where rules are set in advance and don’t change over time — where the goals are clearly defined. The way you win a game of chess or Go is fixed and unambiguous. Protein folding is constrained by the laws of... See more