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Describes an episode where ChatGPT early in 2023 hallucinates a full biography claiming the interviewed person had died, prompting a Toward Data Science article and a deep self-education in generative AI. Explains using AI for teaching at Correlation One and Udacity, calls code-first prompts vibe coding but prefers rapid prototypes and browser proofs he names ephemeral programming. Focuses on concrete risks: model confabulation, dataset bias (mango example), privacy, consent and the research need for machine forgetting.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 0:51AI tools promise and perils
- 3:02Hallucinations and AI facts
- 5:53Education in AI with Correlation One
- 8:01What is vibe coding
- 10:47Responsible innovation in AI
- 14:17Hope for the future of AI
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