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🔗 Markdown Annotations embed authorship in text while preserving its readability and portability.
Markdown Annotations embed authorship in text while preserving its readability and portability.
I don't use ChatGPT much at all, but this seems like a really cool idea for those that do...even keeping track of multiple human authors seems really useful. -
🔗 AI is like going from muskets to missiles, everywhere all at once
By February we’d plugged it into our systems and within weeks, supervised by experienced team members, we let it reply to a handful of customer emails. Emails written by AI delivered 80 per cent customer satisfaction — comfortably better than the 65 per cent achieved by skilled, trained people.
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🔗 A community isn’t a garden, it’s a bar.
But it’s almost 2023 now. The world is different, the online world is very different, and I’m pushing 50. So I think it’s time we all start talking about online gathering places with a more apt metaphor: bars.
Very apt description of online community. You can't have a good bar without a good bartender (community manager). The big social sites always try to outsource the bar tending to AI or outsourced moderators to save money, but it doesn't work.