Dan Nottingham

Anyway, it's just kind of fun for just engagement.

So you can share from right within the tool.

OK, in an account, you can go in there because now knows who you are.

You go in there and you say, OK, I've made a statement.

Boy, I want to tell people about this.

You press share and it'll give you a list of different social media apps that you can.

It'll just post it for you.

My main concern right now is its misuse.

It's a tool like any other.

You can use it for good or for evil.

Right now, people associate AI with misinformation and spreading it.

You can certainly use it for that, but it can also be used for good to fight misinformation, such as with am I credible?

I think it's every product must be AI enabled to remain relevant.

I don't think that AI isn't the right solution for everything.

The rise of small specialized AI models.

Large language models can do an awful lot, but it's those specialized models that go deep instead of broad.

Well, you know, I like The Righteous Mind by Jonathan Haidt.

It explores why people believe different versions of the truth and how understanding that is key to overcoming misinformation.

So this doesn't necessarily tie back to am I credible?

Okay.