July 30, 2023
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Law
AI’s Growing Legal Troubles
The Wall Street Journal, 07/30/23. Andy Kessler, acclaimed author and columnist, explores the fascinating convergence of technology, markets, and culture in his thought-provoking column, Inside View. Renowned for his insightful commentary, Kessler was honored with the prestigious Gerald Loeb Award in 2019. Drawing on his vast experience in both the technology and finance sectors, he shares his expertise through various books, including Wall Street Meat and Eat People. Having previously worked as a chip designer at Bell Labs and later as a key figure at PaineWebber, Morgan Stanley, and Velocity Capital, Kessler brings a unique perspective to his writing. READ THE ARTICLE
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UX
From London: All About Talent Acquisition, And How AI Forces A Rethink Of User Experience
Josh Bersin, 07/30/23. This week’s podcast is recorded from London, where I discuss my conversations with over 50 companies on talent acquisition and other important topics. In addition, we’re two weeks into our AI summer sprint and hearing stories from HR professionals about the confusion it brings. But amidst the chaos, there is a method. Check out the newly released courses at the Josh Bersin Academy (bersinacademy.com) and explore the latest research at the Josh Bersin Company (joshbersin.com). Don’t miss the Time-to-Hire Factbook and the upcoming arrival of a new operating model for HR. No sponsored content or fake endorsements here! READ THE ARTICLE
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Limitation
Fragmented truth: How AI is distorting and challenging our reality
VentureBeat, 07/30/23. In a world full of polarization and misinformation, the idea of a reliable source of truth seems ideal. However, the weaknesses of AI chatbots like ChatGPT have shattered this hope. Different chatbots from various companies provide substantially different results, making it difficult to determine objective truth. Even with guardrails to prevent biases, these chatbots still generate information based on patterns in training data and not on objective truth. This fragmentation of truth adds to the noise and chaos in our society, making it harder to trust information. As AI evolves to create digital humans and realistic news anchors, the concern for manipulation and nefarious purposes grows. The loss of truth and trust has far-reaching implications for our society, just like the fragmentation of information on social media. READ THE ARTICLE
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Research
Researchers from NYU and Meta AI Studies Improving Social Conversational Agents by Learning from Natural Dialogue between Users and a Deployed Model, without Extra Annotations
Martechpost, 07/30/23. In today’s fast-paced world, time management has become more important than ever. With countless responsibilities and endless distractions, it is crucial to prioritize tasks and make the most of the limited time we have. Effective time management not only increases productivity and efficiency, but also reduces stress and allows for a better work-life balance. By setting goals, creating schedules, and eliminating time-wasting activities, we can optimize our time and achieve our desired outcomes. In essence, mastering the art of time management is a key to success in both personal and professional endeavors. READ THE ARTICLE
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Travel
AI luggage for people with visual impairments nets rave reviews
The Japan Times, 07/30/23. In a recent public trial at a hotel in Anaheim, California, Japanese researchers and companies showcased the AI Suitcase – an innovative guidance robot designed to assist blind or partially sighted travelers. This groundbreaking technology has sparked discussions about its potential practical applications. With its English voice from a smartphone, the device declared, “System starts. Set destination.” The AI Suitcase holds promise in improving the mobility and independence of individuals with visual impairments, paving the way for a more inclusive future. READ THE ARTICLE