I suspect whenever Professor Sunstein gets around to it, he’ll write a better piece on AI & administrative burden — or better, to use his phrase, “Sludge.” But seems like a prime target for AI — or is it? https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/can-ai-help-governments-burn-paper-aka-sludge-abhi-nemani
We’re in the reverse-Turing test moment of AI: Humans tricking humans into thinking they're talking to an AI.
The New York Times Digits puzzles need to have an “advanced” / “I’m really bored”mode
Is it just me or does OpenAI adoption feel a bit like Heroku & the beginning of the popularization of public clouds? Wonderful, but expensive and in the long run, not sustainable for actual developers…
Has anyone experimented with using satellite imagery/data for homelessness insights? I’ve seen work from Stanford using nighttime lighting to project economic activity/poverty levels… curious if we’ve seen similar (creative) uses for mapping other urban social issues.
