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Using AI Doesn’t Make You AI Literate. (opens the original)
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Knowing how to use AI isn’t a differentiator anymore, but being AI literate is.‘AI literacy’ is showing up in more job descriptions across industries.Some people assume it simply means knowing how to create a ChatGPT or Claude account and asking them questions. Unfortunately, those people are wrong and falling behind.AI literacy means understanding the AI tools commonly used in your profession and industry, what they’re capable of, and where they fall short. You know how to incorporate those too
Terminator Or Investment Play? (opens the original)
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For years now, CEOs of frontier AI labs have been sounding the alarm about how dangerous AI could become if it reaches superintelligence, while also being the same people racing to build it.Naturally, people on the outside are confused. “How are you going to warn us about how dangerous this technology could become, while actively trying to be the one who builds it first?” Rightfully so, it’s made people question whether these CEOs are genuinely afraid of where AI is headed, or if the fear around
AI-Generated Content Is Becoming a New Stream of Income 🤑 (opens the original)
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Whether it’s a new stream of income or passive income, faceless creators are making bank off of AI-generated content. From AI-generated music and clip farming, to virtual influencers and characters, people are going viral, building audiences, and paying their bills by using AI to create and scale content.A few months ago, I was shocked to learn that a catchy song going viral on TikTok, ‘First Time in San Juan’, was actually AI-generated.“First time in San Juan, mi hijo.Ca-pi-tal of Puerto Rico&#
Cybersecurity Has AI. Unfortunately, So Do Hackers🦹🏾♂️ (opens the original)
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AI truly is yin and yang. It scales the good and the bad, especially in cybersecurity.The evolution of AI has made reviewing and responding to vulnerabilities and attacks faster, while also making hacking at scale easier.Cybersecurity specialists in the U.S. can deal with hundreds of security alerts per day, creating an incredible amount of information to sift through, verify, and respond to. AI has helped address those areas more quickly, relieving cybersecurity workers of work they already had
Everyone Can Build Now. What Makes You Special? (opens the original)
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One of my favorite quotes on competition came an early 2000’s cheerleading movie: To be the best, you have to compete against the best, and beat them. Startup culture kept some of the best ideas and founders out simply because they didn’t have the access or resources to build. You needed technical skills or engineers, capital, or all three just to get an idea off the ground, but AI has reduced a lot of those barriers. Being able to build quickly is becoming less of a competitive advantage when s
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