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Ethan Mollick explores physical interfaces for AI management

Ethan Mollick is exploring new interfaces for managing AI, moving beyond traditional software. He finds that physical devices, like the Teenage Engineering Ting walky-talky, can be surprisingly effective for controlling AI, even surpassing more conventional tools like the Stream Deck or Codex Micro in certain aspects. This exploration highlights a shift towards more intuitive and interactive methods for AI interaction, moving away from purely text-based or voice-based commands. AI

IMPACT Suggests a need for novel hardware interfaces to better control and interact with AI systems.

RANK_REASON Author's personal exploration and opinion on AI interfaces.

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Ethan Mollick explores physical interfaces for AI management

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  1. Bluesky Jetstream — AI desk TIER_1 English(EN) · emollick.bsky.social ·

    I thought sycophantic models were bad but then they all got nit-picky instead.

    I thought sycophantic models were bad but then they all got nit-picky instead.

  2. Bluesky Jetstream — AI desk TIER_1 English(EN) · emollick.bsky.social ·

    Managing AI requires new interfaces.

    Managing AI requires new interfaces. These are the physical things I have been trying out to control Code. Given how useful voice mode is, the Teenage Engineering Ting walky-talky has been a surprising favorite. The Codex Micro is beautiful & fun, but displays too little info vs…