Business analysts all have their own theories and predictions on GenAI. One evergreen is “summarization”, perhaps gleaned from Model Cards. Same for the recent Forrester event in Milan: The other main reason consumers are using AI, in Italy but especially in Germany, is to summarize something. My observation is different: Anecdotally, ra... Read more 24 Feb 2024 - less than 1 minute read
description: “Discusses Sora’s autonomous AI agent architecture for research assistance, outlining data retrieval workflows, hypothesis generation, and tool integration.” layout: post title: “OpenAI Sora: the next art revolution?” date: 2024-02-15 last_updated: 2024-02-15 tags: [openai, sora, art] — So Sora is making waves, prompting "AI Doomsa... Read more (Updated) - 1 minute read
Guidance by the United States Patent and Trademark Office, released on Feb 13: Federal Register Money quote: However, a significant contribution could be shown by the way the person constructs the prompt in view of a specific problem to elicit a particular solution from the AI system. (German tech press article: Heise) Read more 15 Feb 2024 - less than 1 minute read
A poster on LinkedIn generalizes from his experience with the Gemini Advanced system to all vision models: Vision models are weirdly prone to prompt injection - they are more likely to take (even contradictory) instructions from an image to follow them. I couldn’t reproduce this: Not reproducible with the Gemini Pro Vision model via Goog... Read more 10 Feb 2024 - less than 1 minute read
description: “Examines AI-assisted legal co-writing workflows, highlighting document drafting, compliance checking, collaboration features, and ethical considerations.” layout: post title: “Legal co-writing” date: 2024-02-24 last_updated: 2024-02-24 tags: [copilot, openai, claude] — A German lawyer asked on LinkedIn about collaborative writing ... Read more (Updated) - 2 minute read