daniel bashir
@spaniel_bashir
pretraining safety @openai / I like systolic arrays and Marcel Proust / personal thejester.substack.com / led @gradientpub
- I interviewed the inimitable @tsmullaney about his new book How We Disappear, and how his decades of work on the history of Chinese computing led to this beautiful, unsparingly personal reflection on family, decay, and studying history.
- We're looking for more detailed coverage for diffuse ai like @SeanLovesBooks brilliant piece on why AI hasn't transformed law — pitch us!Little known fact: Only three companies have a comprehensive collection of US court cases, statutes and regulations. And they charge accordingly! Seems like something that should be available for free as a public good.
- more of this coming from diffuse ai! watch this space, etcExtremely thorough and clear piece about AI adoption in the legal industry, and what the actual barriers and challenges are. Way more writing about AI should be exactly like this.
- Our latest Diffuse AI piece (ft. @charlesxjyang @clarabcollier) from Sean Harrington @SeanLovesBooks asks: why hasn't AI transformed the legal profession yet? Sean covers: - The data moat of legal databases - Organizational barriers in law firms - The billable hour and how
