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Ethan Mollick

We are at an interesting point where LLMs are doing stuff that is genuinely astonishing for a next token prediction system, but the stuff it is doing seems reasonable to many: “of course AI can build a teaching simulation and summarize documents and hey look at the crude drawing” https://t.co/K9APHoSZDR

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Drawing reference

"Claude 3.5, here is a 78 page PDF. Create an infographic describing its major findings." (accurate, though the implications are its own)

"Claude 3.5, create an interactive app demonstrating the central limit theorem"

"Claude, re-create this painting as an SVG as best you can" https://t.co/fXuujzXrIR

Professor @Wharton studying AI, innovation & startups. Democratizing education using tech
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@TommyFalkowski @emollick When Stable Diffusion came out a couple of years ago I remember seeing comments from people who had shown it to unimpressed non-techie friends who said "I thought that was what Photoshop did?"

Creator @datasetteproj, co-creator Django. PSF board. @nichemuseums. Hangs out with @natbat + @cleopaws. He/Him. Mastodon: https://t.co/t0MrmnJW0K

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