What does GPT-3 know about you?
And Heyday rolls out enhanced reading in your browser!
We’re back with another edition of Machine Learnings, brought to you by the folks at Heyday.
If you haven’t checked it out yet, Heyday is an AI-powered research assistant that helps you retain more of what you learn by resurfacing content you forgot about.
Throughout the month, we’ve been working with the garage door open on our latest feature to enhance your reading experience.
Now when you visit an article, Heyday automatically highlights phrases you’ve researched in the past. Just hover over the highlighted phrase to see related content and improve your recall of things you’ve learned while you read.
To share a bit of the thinking that went into this feature and how it connects to our overall vision, Samiur and I recorded our first ever (7-minute) podcast:
If you’re looking for better in-browser reading, share your dreams in the Slack.
Better yet, try it in your browser today.
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What we're reading.
1/ AI is winning art competitions. Seems like we didn’t have to wait long to see how this would play out. Learn more from Vice >
2/ And further, Open AI is rolling out a new feature to extend images into different contexts. Watch out storyboarders… Learn more from Fast Company >
3/ A 30-second fashion show showing the capabilities of DALL-E 2. You’re going to want to see it. Learn more from 80LV >
4/ Google’s launching their AI Test Kitchen, and giving us the chance to play with their new technologies, like LaMDA. Learn more from The Google Blog >
5/ Tailoring explanations of AI to different audiences. This week’s business take on AI. Learn more from Harvard Business Review >
6/ What if we can use AI to better understand our pets’ intent? Hard not to stop at the title on this one. Learn more from the New York Times >
7/ Searching for yourself through the troves of GPT-3 data. What would you find? Learn more from MIT Technology Review >
Research for this edition of Machine Learnings was made easier by Heyday, the AI-powered research assistant. We all do research. Level up your own.