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The Humanization of AI: Acting Real, Makes IT Real?

9/21/2023

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​By Dr. Jeremy Stone, NorthStar Intelligence
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​In a digital realm dominated by algorithms, the quest for authentic human connection stands out. Dr. Jeremy Stone, renowned for melding quantum mechanics with artificial intelligence, explores this intricate dance of humanizing AI.

As these systems become daily companions, how can they resonate deeply, especially with the younger generation?
​Dr. Stone masterfully navigates this conundrum, blending scientific insight with narrative flair. Dive into this exploration of a future where AI doesn't just compute—it connects.
​Key Takeaways:
  • Companies actively harness AI's human-like personas to captivate younger users.
  • Infusing personality into AI systems directly amplifies user experience and trust.
  • This AI design revolution actively reshapes human-machine interaction dynamics.


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The Inevitable Futility of the Writers' Strike in the Age of AI

9/20/2023

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By Dr. Jeremy Stone, NorthStar Intelligence
Quantum Clarity, Stone's Insight: Where AI Meets Labor, the Dance of the Future Begins
​—Don't Strike, Just Write
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​In the quantum realm, every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

​The same principle applies to the labor market, where the ongoing writers' strike represents a futile resistance against the inevitable tide of artificial intelligence (AI).  ​

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As the world grapples with the ethical and economic implications of AI, the Screen Actors Guild‐American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) and the Writers Guild of America have been on strike for over three months, protesting the "widespread misuse of generative artificial intelligence" (Times Delphic).
However, this strike is doomed to fail, and here's why.


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AI's Generational Divide: A Study That Redefines the Modern Office

9/19/2023

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By Robert G. Jordan
From Classroom to Boardroom: Understanding AI's Generational Gap
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​​In a world where technology is often seen as a divider between generations, a surprising twist is unfolding.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is emerging as a unifying force, bridging gaps that have long existed between Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z.

​​This is not just a hypothesis; it's backed by compelling research and real-world examples.
The Salesforce Study: A New Perspective

A recent study by Salesforce titled "The Future of AI and Society" reveals that AI adoption varies across generations, but the technology's potential to serve as a common language is undeniable.

​The study suggests that while older generations may be slower to adopt AI, they are not resistant to its benefits. In fact, 72% of respondents aged 55 and above believe that AI can improve society, a sentiment echoed by 85% of those aged 18-34.​


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Why Smaller AI Language Models Are Winning

9/15/2023

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By Robert G. Jordan, NorthStar Inelligence
In the AI world, it's not the size of the model in the fight, but the size of the fight in the model...
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​Three Key Takeaways:
  1. Proprietary AI language models like GPT-4 and PaLM 2 are setting new standards in quality.
  2. Building your own proprietary language models is a Herculean task, often leading to subpar results.
  3. Open-domain models are lagging behind, both in terms of power and adaptability.


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War of the Worlds:  AI and Human Coexistence

9/5/2023

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​By Charlie G. Peterson, IV, NorthStar Intelligence
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​In a world increasingly intertwined with Artificial Intelligence, the narrative shifts from invasion to collaboration, painting a future where humans and AI co-create a harmonious symphony of progress.

While AI offers unparalleled computational prowess, it lacks the human touch of empathy and ethical reasoning, necessitating a balanced partnership.

Dive into the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead:, the alliance between man and machine remains.

​A force for good?


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The Dawn of a New Era: How Futuristic Contact Center AI is Reshaping Customer Experience

8/24/2023

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Robert G. Jordan
​AI & The Customer Experience
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Executive Summary 
  • Futuristic contact center AI is poised to revolutionize customer experience with groundbreaking features like sentiment analysis and human-like voice bots.
  • Channel partners are at a crossroads, needing to rapidly adapt and educate themselves on the transformative capabilities of AI in customer service.
  • The concept of extreme personalization in customer interactions is emerging, enabled by AI and the burgeoning realm of the metaverse.​

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From Hemingway to AI: Redefining 'Fair Use' in a Copyright Revolution"

8/21/2023

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Robert G. Jordan
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​Executive Bullet Points:
  • Literature Meets AI: The article delves into the transformative role of classic literature in training advanced AI algorithms, emphasizing the evolution of learning and the democratization of knowledge.
  • The "Fair Use" Debate: While critics argue about the ethics of using copyrighted material for AI training, the piece posits that in the digital age, content should be viewed more as a resource than a commodity, leading to richer AI outcomes.
  • ​Vision of the Future: The fusion of literary depth with AI's analytical capabilities promises a future where the boundaries between disciplines blur, ushering in unprecedented innovations and possibilities.

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RTO Showdown: Corporate Mandates Clash & Fail with Employee Freedom

8/20/2023

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by Greg Walters & Jeremy Stone
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​Executive Bullet Points:
  • Autonomy vs. Authority: Employees desire structure without feeling their autonomy is compromised, yet many managers fail to grasp this balance.
  • Data-Driven Decisions: A significant number of managers lack access to workplace data, leading them to make decisions based on gut instinct, which can result in employee resentment.
  • The RTO Mismatch: While remote work offers numerous benefits, the push for a return to the office (RTO) is strong, with many companies mandating it despite employee preferences.


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AI Unchained: Why Overregulation Is Tech's Greatest Mistake

8/18/2023

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Personal reflection from Robert G. Jordan
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Taming the Beast or Killing the Spark? The Perilous Overreach of AI Regulation.
  • AI's diverse applications challenge traditional regulation, risking innovation suppression.
  • AI biases mirror human flaws, underscoring the need for unbiased data.
  • Current leaders' tech gaps may lead to outdated, restrictive AI regulations.
​Greg's Words

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I've been saying it since February, 2023: "We can't let the establishment regulate an anti-establishment tool."

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From Creation to Co-optation: Are AI Giants the New Art Pirates?

8/17/2023

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By Charlie G. Peterson, IV.  Forward by Greg Walters.
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AI to content creators: 'I think I've read your work... or a million others.
Executive Bullet Points:
  • Rising tensions between content creators and AI companies over the use of copyrighted material for AI training.
  • Potential legal implications could reshape the AI industry's data collection and usage practices.
  • The broader reevaluation of online content's value and the implications for the future of creative professions.
Greg's Words

The new way of content and art creation is upon us and everybody is in an uproar. 

Art is a business.  But tell me, what is the harm in taking inspiration from a Van Gogh and creating a painting of Irises - on Mars?  

AI will not destroy Art.  AI will accelerate art beyond our current comprehension.  AI is a tool, sure.  But a tool on the scale of discovering a new color; billions of new colors.

While the trivial argue copywrites, regulations, and content-pirates,  a few carbon-based life forms, perhaps not yet born, will grasp the reins and ride bareback into the wild.

Leaving us breathless, the petty trappings of a sad existence forgotten.

Perhaps.

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