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AI: Practical Advice for the Worried

thezvi • 2410 implied HN points • 01 Mar 23
🕹 Technology AI Ethics Investing Careers Uncertainty
  1. There are good reasons to worry about AI, but also reasons to be skeptical of imminent transformative AI.
  2. People often struggle to react appropriately to worrying AI information, either ignoring the risks or overreacting.
  3. In the face of AI uncertainties, living a 'normal' life is still valuable and preparing for the unknown while staying flexible is crucial.

02/01/24 - The fact that you need a scientist to get better technology for you doesn’t mean you can’t also treat him like shit.

Moly’s Substack • 19 implied HN points • 02 Feb 24
🌐 International China Society Justice Careers Culture
  1. Valuing and treating scientists poorly despite their importance in technological advancements.
  2. Observing the impact of societal pressures and expectations on children's mental health.
  3. The disparities in treatment and recognition of skilled artisans in modern China.

Meet the female leaders running Open AI, Slack & Bumble; Choosing the right marketing channels; A performance review system for your company

Femstreet • 12 implied HN points • 19 Nov 23
💼 Business Leadership Marketing Performance reviews Startups Careers
  1. Female leaders are making significant moves in companies like Open AI, Slack, and Bumble.
  2. Choosing the right marketing channels for your startup is crucial for success.
  3. Implementing a streamlined performance review system can benefit early-stage companies.
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Love letter to Wikipedia editor Agent 86

Penelope Trunk's Substack • 0 implied HN points • 28 Jun 23
🎭️ Culture Gender Equality Society Careers History
  1. Wikipedia editing can be a complex process with rules and challenges, like dealing with page deletions and revisions.
  2. Gender bias is apparent on Wikipedia, with women editors facing obstacles and women's topics often getting less coverage.
  3. Promoting gender parity on Wikipedia by comparing pages of individuals of different sexes can help address biases and inconsistencies.