90% of my searches have moved from Google to perplexity.ai

I should also add that even if LLM technology plateaus at GPT-4 level (which I still think is unlikely), we are likely to see:
1) Continued improvement as new approaches developed
2) 5-10 years of continued disruption as we learn what GPT-4 level can do and start to adopt widely

Everyone is looking for ways to “leverage AI” (contact center automation; personalization; marketing unlocks; enhancement of products and UX; fraud prevention; etc), which they should…but it’s vital to remember that it’s just as important to leverage AI all day, everyday. Invite

It is just INSANELY fast.

I run an AI-first team.

If we’ve done something 3 times and we think it’ll happen at least 10 more times, we make a GPT.

If the payback period for a new tool is under a week, we buy it for a year.

If the payback period for a new tool is under a month, we buy it the next

We just announced the shipment and availability of AI innovations for 12 of our products for @ignitetech and 4 for GFI Software. We've been sharing our journey to an AI-first organization across many forums. This is proof in the pudding of what you can accomplish if you

AI is no longer a luxury – it's a necessity for businesses navigating digital transformation.

Our co-founder adam brotman pulls no punches on the obstacles and opportunities of adopting an AI-first mindset. 👇

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I’ve been hearing a lot lately about business and marketing leaders who have “AI fatigue.” They’re overwhelmed by existing responsibilities and goals, and see AI as one more thing they have to worry about and learn. Which may lead many to delegate AI understanding and adoption

Aaron nails this - 100% worth reading. No decision happens in a vacuum; the other variables move in response. And most importantly, as Aaron Levie lays out here, competition is ever-present. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Queen…

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When someone asks why is AI not changing many things yet, I point to Amara’s Law: “We tend to overestimate the effect of a technology in the short run and underestimate the effect in the long run.”

Social systems change slower than technological systems. But signs are appearing.

With the rise of of gen ai, we are going to see an interesting clash of cultures as new creatives start & learn with gen ai tools first

A big cohort of coders, visual artists, musicians & video makers will go midjourney, dalle, suno & udio, runway before photoshop, canva, final

One of the most common concerns about AI is the risk that it takes a meaningful portion of jobs that humans currently do, leading to major economic dislocation. Often these headlines come out of economic studies that look at various job functions and estimate the impact that AI

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The fastest way to blow someone’s mind with AI is to make a song for them with Suno.

Between the speed & the “creativity” and the impressiveness of the results, it just takes people who don’t know AI well by utter surprise.

Interesting bit from a thread by an author of the recent JAMA paper showing that GPT-4 is good at clinical reasoning, the whole thread is great, but I wanted to highlight this.

There are a lot of things we thought were exclusively human until a year ago, and now we know are not.

Suno.ai is the craziest, most magical thing on the internet right now. How is not everyone talking about this

Got it! Can’t wait to read the new book from Ethan Mollick!