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Chatbots don’t do Barbenheimer
What Hollywood’s recent track record tells us about the value of human screenwriters
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Junaid Mubeen
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Kawther Alfasi
Lies, damned lies, statistics…and the indiscriminate ramblings of Code Interpreter
ChatGPT’s latest add-on is the antithesis of data science
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Junaid Mubeen

June 2023

What I've gained, and lost, from chatting with my documents
Knowledge begets more knowledge with PDF query tools
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Junaid Mubeen
Good artists borrow, great ones steal…what does generative AI do?
When it comes to plagiarism, intention trumps the technical details
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Junaid Mubeen
 and 
Kawther Alfasi

May 2023

High school students ask the toughest AI questions
Dispatches from an AI Q&A with students at The Haverford School
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Junaid Mubeen
Smart and stupid: The combination that makes AI so dangerous
Unscrambling Geoffrey Hinton’s AI warnings
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Junaid Mubeen
 and 
Kawther Alfasi

April 2023

Automation does not imply joblessness
The ‘ironies of automation’ applied to large language models
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Junaid Mubeen
Solves maths Olympiad problems, doesn’t grasp place value: What kind of intelligence is GPT-4?
How large language models expose the problems of intelligence benchmarks
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Junaid Mubeen

March 2023

How do you want non-fiction served to your ears?
Authenticity may be the only - and most important - feature lacking in AI audio
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Junaid Mubeen
Should you lend AI your ears?
Part one of a two-part review of the state of AI narration
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Kawther Alfasi
 and 
Junaid Mubeen

February 2023

To code or not to code?
AI is supercharging my coding skills…but soon it might replace them
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Junaid Mubeen
The dangers of autocomplete
Why we should resist AI's attempts to eliminate friction from writing
 • 
Junaid Mubeen
 and 
Kawther Alfasi
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