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Prompted by @jjn1’s article on AI and creative thinking, I’ve been reading a paper by some researchers comparing the creativity of ChatGPT against their students (at an elite university, no less).What is interesting about this paper is not that ChatGPT…
Prompted by @jjn1’s article on AI and creative thinking, I’ve been reading a paper by some researchers comparing the creativity of ChatGPT against their students (at an elite university, no less).What is interesting about this paper is not that ChatGPT…
Following my previous posts on Netflix, I have been reading a detailed analysis in Ed Finn’s book, What Algorithms Want (2017).Finn’s answer to my question Does Big Data Drive Netflix Content? is no, at least not directly. Although Netflix had used dat…
Following my previous posts on Netflix, I have been reading a detailed analysis in Ed Finn’s book, What Algorithms Want (2017).Finn’s answer to my question Does Big Data Drive Netflix Content? is no, at least not directly. Although Netflix had used dat…
#ThinkingWithTheMajority #chatGPT has attracted considerable attention since its launch in November 2022, prompting concerns about the quality of its output as well as the potential consequences of widespread use and misuse of this and similar too…
#ThinkingWithTheMajority #chatGPT has attracted considerable attention since its launch in November 2022, prompting concerns about the quality of its output as well as the potential consequences of widespread use and misuse of this and similar too…
In my post on the performativity of data (August 2021), I looked at some of the ways in which data and information can make something true. In this post, I want to go further. What if an an algorithm can make something final.I’ve just read a very inter…
In my post on the performativity of data (August 2021), I looked at some of the ways in which data and information can make something true. In this post, I want to go further. What if an an algorithm can make something final.I’ve just read a very inter…
Let us suppose we can divide the world into those who trust service companies to treat their customers fairly, and those who assume that service companies will be looking to exploit any customer weakness or lapse of attention.For example, some loyal cu…
Are algorithms trustworthy, asks @NizanGP.”Many of us routinely – and even blindly – rely on the advice of algorithms in all aspects of our lives, from choosing the fastest route to the airport to deciding how to invest our retirement savings. But shou…
Following complaints that Amazon sometimes uses excessively large boxes for packing small items, the following claim appeared on Reddit.”Amazon uses a complicated software system to determine the box size that should be used based on what else is going…
Is there a fundamental flaw in AI implementation, as @jrossCISR suggests in her latest article for Sloan Management Review? She and her colleagues have been studying how companies insert value-adding AI algorithms into their processes. A critical succe…