Daniel DeRuntz
Exploring the humanization of emerging technology, collective publishing, and the incredible flavor of hot water
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Emerging Technology

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The idea of “Folk AI” has been around for awhile. What happens when anyone can create their own personal AI applications? So, here's an AI Chrome plugin that reveals the subtext of websites
Oct 14, 2023
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Emerging Technology

What’s in a /ˈneɪm/?

Getting AI to pronounce names correctly.
Jun 11, 2023
6
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Emerging Technology

What’s Up Doc?

Accessing Knowledge Beyond the LLM (aka Grounding an LLM)
May 12, 2023
5
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Emerging Technology

What do you want, [AI]?

Answer: To Be My Sycophant and Publish a Book
May 8, 2023
4
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Emerging Technology

Smile

How To Use GPT-4 To Improve Your Personality
Apr 7, 2023
5
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Emerging Technology

Parking Lotbot 2.0, pt 1

The Importance Of Explicit Prompts And Generative AI
Mar 24, 2023
5
min read
Emerging Technology

Crit-Bot Hotline

Call today and get an AI safeguard for free
Mar 21, 2023
7
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Emerging Technology

Future of The Comments Section

Or How Generative AI Can Make Ted Lasso Your New Chat Moderator
Mar 17, 2023
6
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Emerging Technology

5 Ways We're Using AI at Work

Are you using ChatGPT yet? If the answer is no, keep reading. For anyone whose day job involves creating things—proposals or presentations that require fact-finding, writing, imagery, and video—it's changing how we make stuff. Love it or fear it, generative AI may be our new co-worker. And to ensure this co-worker is ethical, friendly, and aligned with our intentions, we must first explore it.
Mar 1, 2023
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Emerging Technology

We Built a Bot to Assign Parking Spots. It Fought Back.

The chaos began the day we moved into our new building. A little plot of land outside was the scene of the terror. Not only was our Cambridge parking lot too small for the number of people in our office—21 spots for about 60 employees—getting spaces for clients was a pain, there was a pile of poop in spot 16 that even a car couldn’t clear, and a neighborhood transient liked to sleep in spot 20. Instead of managing the workings inside the office, our employee experience team was suddenly tasked with assigning parking spots. It got so bad they were often working as a valet service in addition to their day jobs. So we built a bot to do it for us.
Nov 25, 2016
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