"Generative" AI/ML is moving so fast in so many directions that keeping up is a challenge even if you're trying really hard to stay current!
I'm part of a team building developer tools for real-time AI use cases (voice and video). I feel like I have three overlapping perspectives and goals re this new stuff:
1. To figure out what we should build I need to have a good understanding of what's possible and useful right now.
2. I talk to our customers a lot. Helping them understand what's possible and useful today (and what that might look like six months or a year from now) is part of my job.
3. I think this is a step-function change in what computers are good at, and that's really exciting and intellectually interesting.
My AI information diet right now is a few podcasts, twitter, and email newsletters. A few links:
- Latent space podcast and newsletter: https://www.latent.space/podcast
- Ben's Bites newsletter: https://news.bensbites.com/
- Ethan Mollick newsletter: https://www.oneusefulthing.org/
- Zvi Mowshowitz newsletter: https://thezvi.substack.com/
- Rohan Paul twitter: https://x.com/rohanpaul_ai
I'm part of a team building developer tools for real-time AI use cases (voice and video). I feel like I have three overlapping perspectives and goals re this new stuff:
1. To figure out what we should build I need to have a good understanding of what's possible and useful right now.
2. I talk to our customers a lot. Helping them understand what's possible and useful today (and what that might look like six months or a year from now) is part of my job.
3. I think this is a step-function change in what computers are good at, and that's really exciting and intellectually interesting.
My AI information diet right now is a few podcasts, twitter, and email newsletters. A few links: