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"By removing this perception of real agency, we remove an actor in the play altogether," writes @richziade. "What’s left are the people behind it all: The people who build AI...they can be held responsible." buff.ly/Ykluwdh
"You have a civic duty as a citizen of this country, of your city, of your state, of this nation, to go and complain and make a ruckus," says @richziade.
On the inaugural "Ask Aboard," how individuals can protect themselves from malicious AI actors: buff.ly/JatKNM0
"What used to be a large industrial process is now a personal one," writes @ftrain. "Web browsers enable incredibly rich app development—and that’s radically easier than it used to be." buff.ly/H9wZ9Cr
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.@ftrain and @richziade are ready to answer your questions about AI—and beyond.
Introducing “Ask Aboard,” a new Q&A format on The Aboard Podcast. (This week, featuring familiar faces @cshirky and @tyrangiel!)
Got your own question? Email [email protected]. buff.ly/JatKNM0
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On the latest Aboard Podcast, @goldman has a friendly reminder:
"If you had a Blogspot, it is time to get your colonoscopy."
For more helpful tips, check out the whole episode: buff.ly/MiRhbnv
"Everything in tech is huge right now," writes @ftrain. "Meanwhile, most normal people are in chat all day, hiding out from the mess. ... I really enjoyed building something for them/us."
Introducing TinyLittleOffice.com: buff.ly/BpHyliT
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What advice does @Goldman have for the politicians and technologists struggling to get on the same AI page?
"Stop leaning on hypotheticals. Make things concrete, which will lead to more actionable plans."
Listen to the whole conversation: buff.ly/MiRhbnv
Six years ago, @richziade had a great software idea: TinySheet, a ten-line spreadsheet that ran in the browser and kept all the data in its URL.
Today, @ftrain writes, they've expanded on that idea with TinyLittleOffice.com: buff.ly/BpHyliT
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How can we get politicians and Silicon Valley on the same AI page?
On this week’s Aboard Podcast, @ftrain and @richziade welcome on @goldman of the Center for Shared AI Prosperity.
Listen now: buff.ly/MiRhbnv
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Every day, @katienotopoulos logs onto, as @ftrain dubs it, her "Bloomberg Terminal of Hell" to check out the worst things the internet has to offer.
On the Aboard Podcast, the Business Insider reporter discusses the way AI is reshaping our lives online: buff.ly/6HeV014
"We’ve often been critical—even, one could argue, overly harsh—in our judgment of AI and how it isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. We haven’t given AI a chance to chime in—until now."
In this week's newsletter, read "AI on AI": buff.ly/U7poA3W
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Does @katienotopoulos still find the internet funny? "There's always LOLs for those who have eyes to see."
On the Aboard Podcast, a conversation with the Business Insider reporter about the way AI is reshaping our lives online.
Listen or watch: buff.ly/6HeV014
"We haven’t given AI a chance to chime in—until now. For the first time ever, we’re proud to collaborate with major AI companies to bring you an editorial essay collaboratively written by all the significant AI models." buff.ly/U7poA3W
How is AI changing internet culture? On the Aboard Podcast, @ftrain is joined by a writer who's truly looked into the abyss: @katienotopoulos.
Katie makes lists of the worst things online; with AI, Paul asks, has “worst” somehow gotten “even worser”? buff.ly/6HeV014
"If we continue on the path we're on," says @richziade, "the population today that would be excited about something like this, professional computer engineers and programmers, are endangered."
On the latest Aboard Podcast, a conversation about Jev: buff.ly/vRhtuiN
"It’s weird that the future looks like spreadsheets," writes @ftrain. "But the future has looked like spreadsheets for 50 years, no matter how many interfaces we try." buff.ly/7G0pta7
"There is a culture of tens of millions of people who want to see something happen besides 'two or three dudes decide what we're gonna do with computers.'"
On the latest Aboard Podcast, @ftrain and @richziade talk about what Jev might mean for tech: buff.ly/vRhtuiN
"What I kept seeing, over and over, is that people are trying to bring this new technology home to their disciplines and crafts, and that the big labs are not really helping them that much," writes @ftrain: buff.ly/7G0pta7
LLMs are often far too powerful for the small tasks they’re asked to complete. Is the more-contained Jev the alternative?
On this week’s Aboard Podcast, @ftrain and @richziade discuss Jev, a new model from Typesafe AI.
Listen now: buff.ly/vRhtuiN
"There's liberty in chaos," says @mipsytipsy. "You need to realize that things always happen that you can't control. And once you get used to that, you stop being afraid of it, and you start being inspired by it and curious about it. "buff.ly/Nusgija
"It’s wild to me that every single giant web and/or AI company could offer experiences like the tools I built and drive links back to publishers," writes @ftrain. "But they do not want to, and at this point, I do not think we are going back." buff.ly/H5as5zG
