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Writing with AI

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By Tim O'Reilly
| Substack
A lot of professional writers say they never do it. And for writers who do, the consequences can be serious. Book contracts have been withdrawn. People have lost jobs. I have a contrarian view. I say AI is a medium, like painting, sculpture, photography, music, or language itself. If AI is a medium, it is a field of possibility from which humans can and will summon up and communicate insights, truth, beauty.
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Google’s Westinghouse Bet

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By Tim O'Reilly
| Substack
On August 5, Google announced what appeared to be a corporate version of Nixon’s Saturday night massacre. Demis Hassabis stepped back from day to day operations at DeepMind. Jeff Dean, the founding father of Google engineering, is leaving to start a new lab called Discovery Loop, taking Sanjay Ghemawat, Quoc Le, and Oriol Vinyals with him.
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Daily Productive Sharing 190 - Four Predictions About Future By Tim O'Reilly

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By Tim O'Reilly
| letters.acacess.com
Understanding four trends that may shape the future of Silicon Valley is also a road map to some of the biggest technology-enabled opportunities of the next decades The best way to predict the future is to invent it the inventions we most urgently need will take us in a very different direction than the consumer internet and social media revolution that is coming to an unsightly end.
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