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Should You Be Using Jev, Laya, or Other “System One Models”? (opens the original)
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For the last few weeks, my Twitter feed has been full of people trying out Jev, a new type of AI model, also known as a System One Model. If you work in a company that is automating workflows using AI (or if you as an individual are at the cutting edge of AI and are using agents to automate your personal workflows), Jev and related models could be an important new tool.What is Jev and Why Should You CareJev is a new type of AI model that can take a text prompt+documents as input and answer simpl
Does AI Help Juniors or Experts? (opens the original)
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In this study, researchers studied AI use by patent attorneys (i.e. the lawyers who draft patent applications—a rather challenging, and high-value job) and had some interesting findings:Overall, use of AI improved the quality of output for everyone (compared to lawyers not using AIJunior lawyers benefitted more from AI use than senior lawyersAfter 3 months, all the lawyers were asked to do similar tasks without the help of AI. Junior lawyers who had used AI earlier showed no improvement compared
How Should the Creative Industry Approach AI (opens the original)
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Jeffrey Katzenberg (the Hollywood mogul who helped drive Disney’s animation renaissance—The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin and The Lion King—and then co-founded DreamWorks, which gave us Shrek) has an interesting article with advice to Hollywood in particular (and all creative industries in general) about how to deal with the AI disruption.You can read the full article here, but here are some highlights. Jeffrey was running animation at Disney when computer-generated animation sta
The Dangers of AI and How I Think About Them (opens the original)
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AI can cause serious problems for us in many ways, at a global, local, or personal level. This post lists 20 categories of potential harms1. I have talked about these from time to time, but not enough, so this article intends to correct that a bit2.For each category of harm, I have only tried to give you a flavour of it briefly. Each of these could have been an independent article as long as this one, going into various details and variations and conc
How to Get Reliable Output from an AI Smarter Than You (opens the original)
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I keep telling everyone to do more with AI. And a typical (and important) question I get is: how do I know that the AI didn’t hallucinate (i.e., just make up answers) or if it is did something wrong because it misunderstood the situation? Especially if I’m making it do work that I am not an expert in, like programming (for non-programmers) or tax preparation or researching a new topic.For that, I’m first going to take you on a detourHow Do Non-Tech Mana
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