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ChatGPT is all the rage; stock market valuations of major companies like Alphabet (Google) fluctuate billions of dollars overnight due to perceived strength or weakness of the product's AI-powered features.

This page will capture some of the interesting points about AI and its use or relevance in Knowledge Management, MediaWiki, and probably some other tangents like deep fakes or politics.

One interesting essay I read was "Creative Commons and the Face Recognition Problem" by Adam Harvey. He describes how 100 million images from Flickr were used to train facial recognition systems using peoples wedding and vacation photos.

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	One interesting essay I read was "''[https://adam.harvey.studio/creative-commons Creative Commons and the Face Recognition ~~Proplem~~]''" by Adam Harvey. He describes how 100 million images from Flickr were used to train facial recognition systems using peoples wedding and vacation photos.		One interesting essay I read was "''[https://adam.harvey.studio/creative-commons Creative Commons and the Face Recognition Problem]''" by Adam Harvey. He describes how 100 million images from Flickr were used to train facial recognition systems using peoples wedding and vacation photos.
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