good morning exchange crew! I’m going to keep this post short as I have to finish the preparations for her TechCrunch Live today with Thrive Global’s Arianna Huffington and Kleiner Perkins’ Mamoon Hamid. I scheduled the conversation, a bit Something happened and I need to rework my notes and questions.
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Whiplash in tech stories is actually what I want to talk about this morning.Now that the first shock wave of the Silicon Valley banking crisis seems to have subsided, tech news is back in the print.Read TechCrunch today for food delivery startups, tip news, funding rounds, and many of AI News. Call it a return to optimism in the industry, even if the ground beneath the positive vibe is still a bit shaky.
However, the AI bit completely fascinated me. The more I read about the recent advances in the world of AI, the more I realize that the tools consumers and technologists are using are not gimmicks on top of small objects, but like many gimmicks on top of a few gimmicks. looks like
So consumer favorites like using ChatGPT to power the narrative of the upcoming Crusader Kings runthrough, or writing silly lyrics with similar tools don’t seem to be core innovations. Underneath the consumer-friendly stuff is the real thing.
There are many things happening at once. From the recent release of the large-scale language model GPT-4, to the popularity and rapid deployment of new AI-powered search tools to companies such as Quora and Duolingo, there has been both rapid and rapid development of AI technology. You can see Product commercialization.
