She saw AI's potential and wanted to cover the biggest technology hitting the scene.
She uses it to simplify technical documents and white papers by uploading them to GPT-4.0 and asking questions.
Use AI for low-stakes tasks and be mindful of data privacy.
Planning travel, comparing health insurance options, and writing stories for children.
The models may use the input data for training, potentially leading to privacy issues.
Netflix algorithms, self-driving cars, TikTok algorithms, and automated technology.
Claude Opus by Anthropic.
More accurate voice interactions, advanced code generation, and AI agents.
They are designed with guardrails to prevent inappropriate or harmful outputs.
Volatility similar to late 90s internet, with long-term growth.
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