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Ronan Farrow and Andrew Marantz interviewed 100+ people and reviewed never-before-disclosed internal documents including memos compiled by former chief scientist Ilya Sutskever. Some of what’s relevant to anyone using ChatGPT: ∙ OpenAI was founded as a…
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Kept watching people talk about it like it was changing how they worked and honestly assumed most of it was exaggeration. Then a few months later I had a problem I was genuinely stuck on and just threw it at ChatGPT out of laziness more than anything. …
In 2026, the ‘Free Tier’ isn’t just a trial; it’s a strategic tool. Here is why I stopped paying for ChatGPT Plus and started using…Continue reading on Write A Catalyst »
AI has become the new Blackberry in today’s world. It’s everything anyone’s talking about today. From podcasters to actors and…Continue reading on Medium »
Saw someone mention this on twitter and it sounds almost too good to be true. Apparently you can open a business bank account and manage it entirely through AI agents like ChatGPT. The whole thing from onboarding to bill pay to invoicing is supposed to…
I’ve been messing around with how interface design changes the way we experience AI. Most chat apps feel the same, fast, clean, kind of invisible. Lately it also feels like AI itself is still in its dial up phase. Slow responses, thinking pauses,…