1/ One of the most significant research papers of the last year is the Toolformer paper. It provides evidence that "Language Models [e.g. GPT-4] Can Teach Themselves to Use Tools" arxiv.org/abs/2302.04761
This is a brilliant little course by Zebra company Etrify that helps small businesses get their head around net-zero and what they can do immediately to bring down their emmissions. Recommend:
etrify.com/net-zero
This is breaking my brain on so many levels. Speaks to the use and the limits of ethics boards, but also the sheer techno-optimism and opportunism of this idea...
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💙💛How can you support colleagues going through hell in a war zone? My latest for @TheNewStack gave me a chance to look to the helpers to learn what teammates in #Ukraine are actually asking for right now.
With so much to be done, ask first. Then share.
thenewstack.io/how-to-suppor…
Wondering if anyone has any useful and widely recognized Environmental Impact Assessments that include latest ESG thinking? Meaning, something created in 2021 or this year? Of key interest are EIAs that orgs also use at the outset of design. Thanks in advance. #planetfirst
Alex and Sam from @consequentialri have been helping the @PMStudioUK partners think about the future of our collaboration.
Experts in the dynamics of projects like ours and hugely insightful facilitators of process - can’t recommend them highly enough consequential.org.uk/about
We are hiring at @opencollect! Seeking a senior full stack dev and a senior product manager in the EU time zone (or someone who can work those hours). Fully remote, fully open source, positive impact company. opencollective.com/hiring
Really excited to be partnering with @SafetyTechUK and @Considered_Cap to run a pilot Safety Tech Academy to help early stage safety tech companies set a strong foundation for #scaling and build a #market for technologies that protect people and communities #online!
A cool theory of Web3 is to combine users and owners. The risk is misaligned incentives between users depending on when they joined, which leads to unstable networks: do I want prices to go up or down? do I want more or less scarcity? do I defect to a new network if prices fall?
Since the 1st of December I've been eating a giant Tony's chocolate bar, which I'm about to finish. Is this the best start to the holiday season, or the worst?