In November, I have released more AI-related articles over at DaniWeb.com, discussing the implications of AI + Micro Transactions + Big Data, the end of white-collar work, and the key takeaways from OpenAI’s DevDay. And at Substack, a deep dive into the absurdity of most fining-systems awaits you:
1. Will AI + Big Data Lead to a ‘Perfect Dystopia’?
Discover how the story of Philip K. Dick’s Ubik is becoming an increasingly uncanny vision of a future driven by AI, Big Data and Microtransactions. But like most dystopias, this one has a silver lining:
>> AI + Micro Transactions + Big Data = A Perfect Dystopia?
2. What Happened at DevDay?
OpenAI’s DevDay this November was characterized by numerous groundbreaking announcements. This article gathers the key takeaways and addresses the implications of GPT-4 Turbo:
>> OpenAI’s DevDay Unveils GPT-4 Turbo: Consequences & Questions to Consider
3. What If AI Takes Your Job?
The job-market is transforming rapidly, and countless white-collar jobs are at risk of being replaced by AI. My article discusses the most essential strategies for economically surviving the AI revolution:
>> 5 Things to Do When AI Takes Your Job
4. Prohibited by Fine Means Legal for a Fee
Did you ever ask yourself if it’s fair that a $100 speeding ticket is just a minor annoyance to some, but a financial tragedy to others? My latest piece on Substack exposes the fallacies of flat-rate fines and present ways of rethinking penalties:
>> There’s Something Foul with Fines: Rethinking Penalties in a World of Economic Disparity
