David Wiley

@opencontent

Associate Prof of MIS and Entrepreneurship @ Marshall. #AI, #OER, #Learning, #InstructionalDesign, #DesignThinking, #Music, #AmateurRadio

WV, USA

davidwiley.org

Replies Reposts Media

David Wiley
@opencontent
Jun 1
Great things are happening in the Marshall University Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (iCenter)!
bowlesrice.com
Innovation as Infrastructure: How Marshall’s iCenter is Designing West Virginia as the Startup State
Marshall University’s iCenter advances entrepreneurship and innovation in West Virginia through design thinking, startup support, entrepreneurship education, and the gBETA accelerator. By training...
David Wiley
@opencontent
May 19
😳🤯
Andrej Karpathy
@karpathy
May 19
Personal update: I've joined Anthropic. I think the next few years at the frontier of LLMs will be especially formative. I am very excited to join the team here and get back to R&D. I remain deeply passionate about education and plan to resume my work on it in time.
David Wiley
@opencontent
May 11
We've had Linus's Law for decades: "Given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow." #catb After last week's Canvas breach, perhaps we need Linus's Corollary: Given powerful enough AI, all bugs will be found and exploited. Will AI's superhuman ability to find vulnerabilities in
opencontent.org
Will AI Cause the End of Open Source
Generative AI tools have become superhuman in their capacity to discover vulnerabilities in computer code. Describing the Claude Mythos Preview, Anthropic recently wrote: During our testing, we found...
David Wiley
@opencontent
Feb 23
Digital photography is a great metaphor for what AI is doing to software. Years ago, cameras were expensive. Lenses were expensive. Film was expensive. Developing film was expensive. In addition to all this expense, it required a lot of expertise to take a great photo. Fast
David Wiley
@opencontent
Feb 15
Mood.
Amanda Askell
@AmandaAskell
Feb 15
I'm too right wing for the left and I'm too left wing for the right. I'm too into humanities for those in tech and I'm too into tech for those in the humanities. What I'm learning is that failing to polarize is itself quite polarizing.