Substrate is a crowdsourced project designed to enhance understanding, communication, and action in order to move humanity forward
An evolving set of real-world AI definitions designed to be usable in discussion
What I think OpenAI is most likely to release at their May event
AI is about to see your company as a series of components to be optimized
After 18 months of active AI development, 90% of the power is in prompting
It's no longer safe to work in an "industry" without knowing what problems you're solving
An imperfect analogy for AI that might help someone
What happens to user-facing businesses when most interaction happens through AI?
AI is already becoming just as uninteresting as books, and that's a problem
A lot of stress about AI is caused by framing it incorrectly
AI enables creators and punishes workers, so it's time to start making things
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