Mădălina Murărescu

I get more excited about new tech than a cat with a laser pointer!

Sam Altman, AI legislation, AI ethics, AI license

Sam Altman Urges Congress To Respond With AI Legislation. “If This Technology Goes Wrong, It Can Go Quite Wrong”

The American Congress invited AI industry leaders Sam Altman (OpenAI), Christina Montgomery (IBM), and Professor Gary Marcus (NYU) to discuss AI’s immense potential and risks. In a rare consensus, Congress and tech representatives agreed that companies should be forced to tread responsibly around AI development. Sam Altman in particular

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An upskill battle. The professional reconversion journey to becoming a prompt engineer

I spent half an hour in therapy today crying my heart out that someone at the office is giving better AI prompts than me. At $175 per therapy session, I’m seriously considering sending the invoice to OpenAI. We are turning half of the white-collar job market into prompt engineers.

AI Regulation, AI standards, AI bias, the black box issue, AI legislation

AI and the Law. Making Sense of Global Regulations, Ethics, and Responsible Development of Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence feels like humanity just had its first baby. More than a few platforms passed the Turing test with flying colors over the past six months. The accomplishment doesn’t make them intelligent in the way Turing intended. Still, the finest AIs out there will give you a rush

AI limitations, AI risk, AI governance, pattern recognition

Why AI Can’t Always Get It Right. The Risk of AI Governance and Automated Decision-Making

The more informed you are, the better decisions you make. The more rational and level-headed you are, the less you get to regret those decisions. It helps if you have access to reliable studies, connect data points and learn from previous experience. On these grounds, there is no reason for

AI limitations, AI risk, AI governance, pattern recognition

Is Your Job Threatened by AI? The Off-Ramp for All the Jobs That Will “No Longer Exist in 6 Months”

My favorite AI tools are months-old, and they’re already taking our jobs. You should have seen ME at eight months: unemployed, with no communication skills, and contributing nothing to the family business. I’m not gonna lie, I was a bawling mess at their age. Midjourney, ChatGPT, and Dall-E