Computer used to be a job, now it's a machine; next up is Analyst
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"An analyst on every desk and in every home."
Computers hard at work, NASA This year started with a promise to do more experiments. And partly that’s why over the past few weeks I’ve written rather a lot about AI and various ways to think about it. But I think it’s useful to see, practically, how it works. So I did a bunch of experiments on what I can do now using it, and here’s a look at what I think might be coming! At the dawn of the computing age, the microprocessors of yore started and created a deterministic revolution1. The logic gates were severe in what they allowed. What you input determined what the output would be, and it…
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