Matt Abrahams says he trained an AI on past episodes of his podcast Think Fast, Talk Smart so it can imitate his writing style.
“I've trained AI on the the episodes that we've done of Think Fast, Talk Smart, and it it can sound like me.”
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Matt Abrahams says organizations and academic institutions are bringing back handwritten blue-book exams to see people's real thinking without chatbots.
“blue books are back. Those of my generation remember handwriting in the blue books”
Matt Abrahams says his Stanford GSB students must practice Q&A with a large language model to get repetitions, not to memorize answers.
“we have a couple assignments where students take QA, and one of the requirements is that they practice QA with an LLM, not to memorize the answers”
Matt Abrahams says recent research finds human language is becoming more homogenized and more like AI-generated text.
“There's actually some research that that's relatively recent that the the the language that we're using is becoming homogenized.”
Matt Abrahams notes that the root of the word 'communication' means 'to make common', and argues that connection is more than what AI can supply.
“the root of the word communication means to make common, and AI can help make things common”