Ethan Mollick
A great demonstration of the apparent “creativity” of ChatGPT:

I gave it the famously quirky essay prompts for the University of Chicago. It didn’t always work, but most answers were quite fun & “creative.” (I tried to use prompts after 2021 so it probably hadn’t “seen” them) https://t.co/sfYWXwx94N https://t.co/yh7SvYcR3A
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Ethan Mollick
A great demonstration yet of the apparent “creativity” of ChatGPT:

I gave it the famously quirky essay prompts for the University of Chicago. It didn’t always work, but most answers were quite fun & creative. (I tried to use prompts after 2021 so it probably hadn’t “seen” them) https://t.co/1Y2jkyAkc1 https://t.co/SlwpxvuXRv
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Guy Parsons
RT @fofrAI: @GuyP @icreatelife Ghost World point and click https://t.co/NzHqeBMVWl
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Claire Silver 🌸
Need some energetic ambience? Spotify playlist for work and Twitter I can't put down. Love them all, but 10, 30, and 40 are current repeat-forevers https://t.co/x9pOibRnbU
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dave
I'm surprised there's no large dataset for semantically segmented webpages, so I started hacking on one https://t.co/qCkpKcPKvs

If we want AI agents to interact with the web, we'll need a simplified multimodal DOM representation

Then finetune for any UI (desktop, mobile, etc) https://t.co/7HJSLqME3D
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Bojan Tunguz
Twitter should just launch _any_ kind of "in game" currently. Pretty much any option would do. Refine it and improve it as you go along. It would dramatically improve potential for various monetization strategies, even the kinds that no one has thought of before.
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James Clements
RT @bao_t_nguyen: new fake decals/brands https://t.co/7cyt0JXzSM
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