A lot of things people are doing. I can't help think how boring it all is. Is there anything interesting being solved?
> I'm kinda sad I wrote about like 3-4 of these stories in detailed in my newsletter on thursday but most won't read it because it's part of the paid sub
Take the gpt-4 based law ai, harvey for instance. I doubt many people know about what they're up to at the moment but they already have deals signed with some of the biggest law firms on earth with revenue quickly growing.
now realize that 4 isn't any worse in medicine than it is in law. this stuff is far closer than people think.
The hard perhaps uncomfortable truth is that GPT-4 is already proficient enough in several fields to bounce ideas off of as a colleague/equal.
No ?
Well. Just as I suspected.
"The law, in its majestic equality, forbids the rich as well as the poor to sleep under bridges, to beg in the streets, and to steal bread."
There's genuinely some amazing stuff happening, but it's being damaged by a class of morons who want to run to the front of the crowd and shout "follow me!". The important thing is to just focus on the level-headed reporting of what's really going on - places like Hard Fork, TechMeme, and Pivot are doing great thoughtful reporting on what actually matters. It's amazing to see the contrast between All-In's hosts frothily making absurdly overstated claims based on some research paper that was just published, and then you hear about the same research from actual tech reporters and guess what... you get to actually find out about the research was and what they found rather than hear some no-knowthing gleefully spew about how he's going to make the entire middle class unemployed and sit on his pile of money like a fictional dragon.
If it spoke like this one, bonus points: +16507299536*
*I believe it's accent is set to millennial.