by paulgolding | Jan 9, 2023 | AI, cognitive, Innovation
Summary TL;DR: ChatGPT killer use case is mental unblocking. I participated in a number of discussions with “knowledge workers” about their experiences using ChatGPT in the workplace via the OpenAI UI. Many non-technical users are finding it sufficiently...
by paulgolding | Nov 18, 2022 | AI, cognitive, data, Innovation, random
Transformers I seldom, if ever, write technical posts. There are just too many excellent resources out there and my goal isn’t to explain technical things to a technical audience, as much as I enjoy teaching from time to time, or giving the odd guest lecture....
by paulgolding | Nov 1, 2022 | AI, cognitive, data, Innovation, Uncategorized
Don't Ignore AI in a Downturn I recently wrote a guest blogpost (“Five Misconceptions about AI That Are Slowing Down Your Business”) on the wonderful Stephen Shapiro’s Innovation Insights website. It was motivated by two experiences. The first was an...
by paulgolding | Sep 9, 2022 | AI, cognitive, data, Innovation
The Manifold & Mantra Hypotheses: Why AI works, and why it doesn't. Business leaders: pay attention. AI works because of a fact of nature that is sometimes expressed by the Manifold Hypothesis — that complex things can be explained via simpler mechanisms...
by paulgolding | Apr 17, 2022 | AI, cognitive, data, Innovation
100 of 10 Rule Or, why you should bet everything on AI. It is common to use heuristics to frame innovation. Whilst this can easily tend towards a kind of bias wherein the heuristic becomes more precious than the execution, it is hard to cope with lots of ideas and...
by paulgolding | Nov 27, 2020 | Innovation
Learn Selling, not Fads Why fads are best ignored. As a hands-on, no-nonsense practitioner of innovation, I feel it’s “on brand” to warn my audience, if one exists, of the bullshit that pretends to be business theory. There’s always a...
