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Well, the board can decide to save on CEO salariesBut they are the ones who sign off on buying the AI…..
Well, the board can decide to save on CEO salariesBut they are the ones who sign off on buying the AI…..
And then the shareholders can decide to save on Board salaries!Well, the board can decide to save on CEO salaries![]()
sync.so
www.sesame.com
I like the astronaut without helmet on...
I like the astronaut without helmet on...
itnext.io
With literally every chatgpt prompt, I ask it permission to ask it a question prior to my prompt, and tell it the result and thank it for its efforts (whether the prompt was what I needed or not). Every time. Just in case.


A group of researchers covertly ran a months-long "unauthorized" experiment in one of Reddit’s most popular communities using AI-generated comments to test the persuasiveness of large language models. The experiment, which was revealed over the weekend by moderators of r/changemyview, is described by Reddit mods as “psychological manipulation” of unsuspecting users.
“The CMV Mod Team needs to inform the CMV community about an unauthorized experiment conducted by researchers from the University of Zurich on CMV users,” the subreddit’s moderators wrote in a lengthy post notifying Redditors about the research. “This experiment deployed AI-generated comments to study how AI could be used to change views.”
thespoon.tech
Take the news from Shiru this past week. The company, which uses AI to sort through plant-based food building blocks, announced that it had scaled its first AI-discovered products: OleoPro and uPro. These new approaches to identifying proteins — particularly oleogel structurants (structured fat systems) — are designed to support large-scale production.
As Shiru CEO Jasmin Hume put it:
“This moment is a turning point not just for Shiru, but for the food industry. Even though oleogels have been explored for years (there are over 500 publications on them in the last decade), commercially scaled examples have been elusive — until now. Our AI platform helped us identify the right proteins, but that was only part of the story. Our team then engineered a scalable and entirely new process for producing those proteins with the precise performance attributes required to succeed in real-world formulations.”
“Imagine if you had 10,000 consumer insights folks that are watching every video on internet, typing up what’s being said, tagging it, and then kind of building these regression models around how these trends are happening,” said Starday CEO Chaz Flexman in a recent interview with The Spoon. “We’re trying to do that on steroids. We take in about 10 million pieces of content every week, which is very significant.”
