@abrams As @benbrown said, it's about contextual ...
@abrams As @benbrown said, it's about contextual information and loss of friction. If command line is an analogy at all, think piping.
@abrams As @benbrown said, it's about contextual information and loss of friction. If command line is an analogy at all, think piping.
Two reports on AI in news; how it can intermediate relationships; and some final thoughts about Foursquare.
"News will be intermediated by AI, whether we like it or not." The solution will involve common infrastructure, open technology, data portability, and fighting against lock-in at all costs.
"When people see AI as a more competent, trustworthy, and preferable source of input than a colleague, they replace human interactions that otherwise would have built or maintained trust."
Foursquare has come to an end at the hands of private equity. It was a fun service that led to really great real-world experiences - but what happens to those check-ins now?