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👋🏾👋🏻👋🏽 Heyday's launched on Product Hunt – lend us a hand?
We’re back with another edition of Machine Learnings, brought to you by the folks at Heyday.
Heyday is an AI copilot that transforms your documents, notes, and conversations into quotes, shareable content, and a queryable database.
A bit of news before we break into a special Friday morning Machine Learnings.
Heyday’s AI copilot for your own research, notes & conversations is live on Product Hunt!
It would mean the world if you could support us. Thank you.
Support Heyday on Product Hunt
Thank you!
Sam, and all the Heyday crew
p.s. here’s a peek.
What we're reading.
1/ Coolest non-Heyday news of the week — we’ve recovered damaged Roman scrolls with AI. Beyond that being amazing, the techniques seem replicable. Learn more at The Economist >
2/ Second coolest non-Heyday news of the week — open source AI/AR glasses. Here’s the Frame, from Brilliant Labs. Learn more at Brilliant Labs >
3/ The US is making AI robocalls illegal. Big win for society. Learn more at BBC >
4/ Google’s retired Bard, and now it’s going by Gemini. Hot take — it still can’t help you be more creative. Learn more at WIRED > (and pair it with what you can do with Gemini from MIT Technology Review >)
5/ More than half of the code written with Github Copilot is AI generated. Let that set in. Engineers brains are changing, and that’s not a bad thing! Learn more at WIRED >
6/ Nutrition labels for AI content. Beyond this being extremely helpful for consumers of all knowledge levels, this is a fun concept. Make it happen. Learn more at Quartz >
7/ Last but not least, progress in model alignment based on Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky’s work on prospect theory. This paper outlines a focus on maximizing utility over the likelihood of preferences, like current models do. Some of the best work in psychology, now being put to work. Learn more at arXiv >
Heyday is your AI-powered thought partner. Modern professionals rely on Heyday to generate meeting notes, extract insights from research, and draft content that draws from past reading and conversations.
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