The obvious trap for a book about AI is that the rapid pace of new developments makes most books age quickly. It’s kind of like writing a treatise on current K-Pop stars.
Christopher Mims’ new book How to AI:
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The obvious trap for a book about AI is that the rapid pace of new developments makes most books age quickly. It’s kind of like writing a treatise on current K-Pop stars.
Christopher Mims’ new book How to AI:…
Prompt Injection is generally acknowledged as the most serious vulnerability in the deployment of AI apps, and AI agents in particular. The Open Worldwide Application Security Project (OWASP), considered by many the world’s leading authority on web-facing system…
Christopher Mims’s new book, How to AI: Cut Through the Hype. Master the Basics. Transform Your Work stands out among the many AI books flooding the market.
Mims’s background and track record as a Wall Street Journal reporter covering technological…
When and why should presenters act like Phil Donahue? Sara Kubik knows.
Sara recently observed: “I anticipate having audience input and will actually encourage it. Like Phil Donahue style.”
Incorporating audience feedback can strengthen nearly any presentation.
One powerful…
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When did “write clearly and persuasively” go from being a goal to being evidence of robot writing?
A Wall Street Journal piece this morning discusses writers deliberately degrading their own work to dodge accusations of AI use.
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She begged “Do not do that,” then “STOP OPENCLAW.” Neither worked.
That’s what happened to Summer Yue, Meta’s Director of Alignment at their superintelligence safety lab. By the time she reached her desktop to kill the process manually, the…