What happens when we outsmart AI?
Also, AI athletes and unbundling ideas from creation
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What we're reading.
1/ AI is blurring the line between humans, machines, and…gods? If the intro doesn’t hook you, I would be surprised. Learn more from The Atlantic >
2/ Another tipping point for AI – Getty has banned AI-generated content amidst fears of copyright claims. How do you think this will shape news sharing? Learn more from The Verge >
3/ AI will come for most every role in today’s society, but how exactly will it impact them? Here’s a look on how AI may change software engineering. Learn more from IEEE Spectrum >
4/ We’ve shared many words on DeepMind’s AlphaFold, so it should be no surprise to see that the researchers behind the protein predictor have won one of science’s most lucrative prizes. Learn more from Nature >
5/ We’ve also shared many words on Clearview AI, and it’s now in the hands of the public. Now what? Learn more from The New York Times >
6/ [Listen] Ben Thompson (of Stratechery) has a new podcast, and this from last week looks at the state of AI today and the near future. In the words of one of my coworkers, “It's phenomenal.” Learn more from Sharp Tech >
7/ Tesla’s AI Day is coming up this Friday. What can we expect to see? Learn more from ZDNet >
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