Steven Saus
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Identifying AI Hallucinations: A Librarian's Approach
This article discusses how to identify AI hallucinations, drawing parallels to the methods used by reference librarians. It suggests that by applying similar critical evaluation techniques, users can better discern fact…
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AI is transforming radiology, not replacing radiologists, experts say
AI has not replaced radiologists as predicted by Geoffrey Hinton in 2016, with the field actually seeing steady growth. However, AI is significantly altering the profession by acting as a powerful tool that can match or…
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Stanford study: AI disproportionately impacts entry-level jobs
A recent Stanford University study indicates that artificial intelligence is disproportionately impacting entry-level jobs, particularly for younger workers aged 22-25. These workers in AI-exposed occupations have seen …
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Rhetorical devices create false dichotomies in AI discussions
The article discusses how rhetorical devices and informal fallacies are used to create a false dichotomy around the topic of AI, similar to how magicians use misdirection. This technique, practiced since the Industrial …
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Claude Code embeds hidden system prompt markers, investigation finds
An investigation into Claude Code has revealed that the application embeds hidden system prompt markers. These markers are based on the API base URL and timezone, and were discovered by Steven Saus during a privacy insp…
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VibeOS criticized as AI hype, inefficient 'toy' OS
VibeOS, a conceptual operating system that generates applications on the fly using AI prompts, has been criticized as an example of AI hype. While visually impressive, the system recreates UIs and programs each time the…
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AI art creators are commissioning, not creating, according to Steven Saus
Steven Saus argues that using AI to generate artwork is akin to commissioning a piece rather than creating it oneself. He contends that even with sophisticated prompts, the user does not earn credit for the output, draw…