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The genie snuck out of the bottle two years ago today. Here's the story that changed my course entirely, as a result: I had just sold my marketing agency of 18 years at the start of 2023. Launching an executive coaching company that focused on helping chief marketing officers felt like an easy transition. Note: it wasn't - and never kid yourself that launching any kind of business is 😀. I was excited to land a CEO client who asked for my help with consumer research and a marketing strategy to show investors he’d done his homework. After working several weeks together, it was time for me to present how all the pieces would fit within a coherent marketing strategy. I remember being particularly proud of what I’d prepared for him that day... But then something happened that I never expected. As our big meeting started, he said to me, “Jason, I hope you don’t mind - but I went ahead and ran everything that you gave me through ChatGPT, and identified some pretty interesting things you actually hadn’t brought up.” I had two feelings that jolted me in that instant. The first was like a shot of heat that started in my face and traveled toward my chest. This feeling was coming from a single thought I can only best describe with three letters: WTF. The second feeling was like a pit in my stomach. This AI thing had just suddenly jumped into MY job. It was like someone uninvited was there to highlight all the things I should have thought about but didn’t - right in front of my client. The meeting went fine, but I walked away from it with a sense of urgency. Something had changed. Starting a different kind of business became an obvious next step. There had only been two other times in my 30-year career that felt this significant and changed my course entirely. They were the advent of the web browser around 1995, and the emergence of social media in 2007. Both resulted in companies that I grew and sold - and I realized around the middle of 2023 that AI education and training was going to be the most important professional focus I’ve ever had. Since that time, I've never experienced a greater time of learning, sharing, and experimenting. While optimistic, I'm also hyper aware of the challenges (that I can even see at this point) - and frankly, the dangers - that AI imposes. I know my WTF moment is only an example of many that others have had and will have in the context of AI. So while the idea of wishing happy birthday to ChatGPT is fun, I'm still fixed on what happy-life-to-us looks like with this AI as part of our new reality. How about you? Anything memorable from the first time you experienced ChatGPT? How has it changed the way you think about things now?

ChatGPT at Two: How Far Have We Come, and What’s Next? Two years ago, ChatGPT made its debut, forever changing the way we approach technology, work, and communication. As a Data Scientist, I’ve seen its profound impact across industries, especially in these key areas: 🎯 Evolving Skillsets:  - Prompt Engineering: Many companies expect AI to deliver insights from raw data without guidance, often leading to frustration. This highlights the need for prompt engineering—teaching AI clear, structured inputs to achieve desired outcomes, much like training a team member. - API Integration is transforming how ChatGPT is used. Beyond conversations, it now executes custom code and automates tasks across platforms via function calling, enabling teams to streamline operations and drive efficiency. - Mastering RAG: Knowing how to effectively chunk and organize data is crucial for leveraging RAG techniques. Properly dividing and structuring information ensures that ChatGPT can retrieve and generate accurate, context-aware responses, making it a powerful tool for knowledge management and complex queries. 🤝 Fostering Collaboration: By bridging the gap between technical and non-technical teams, ChatGPT empowers everyone to leverage data and make informed decisions. 🔧 Streamlining Workflows: ChatGPT takes care of tasks like writing emails effortlessly—easily switching between tones—, analyzing meeting transcripts, summarizing discussions and braindumps into actionable insights to save time and boost productivity. Looking ahead, the question of 'What’s next?' points us toward the exciting possibilities of GPT-5—a leap toward more advanced reasoning and multimodal understanding, paving the way for even greater integration and impact across industries. The future is closer than we think, and I'm SUPER excited to see what it will bring 🚀 #AI #DataScience #ChatGPT #Innovation

OpenAI It doesn't work for me. Why don't we use AI? Because it can't solve our problem. Do you or any of your contacts need our expertise and intellectual property (IP), a copyrighted Chinese-English multilingual metadata, to do the data analysis that AI can't do? NO one in the world can change the fact that we need menu to order our food at a restaurant. A five-year-old kid knows this. Similarly, we need metadata to search/retrieve the right data for data analytics. Metadata is a copyrighted content, NOT technology. It is fundamental to enable data analytics. Without metadata, NO data can be found/retrieved, even by the most advanced technologies, like AI. https://lnkd.in/g-aJFnXR Let's try the go/no-go test here to see if AI works without metadata, and then, at what cost. Is there any data solution, AI or NOT, that can answer the following questions of business intelligence? "How many entities, in the Ontario province of Canada or in the "江蘇" province of China, have new US patents granted on the nearest Tuesday (Eastern Time), when the USPTO releases the newly granted US patents on a weekly basis?" With our IP, we can answer, even by an ordinary laptop without AI.

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🚀 My First Experience with ChatGPT 🤖 It was in December 2022, during my Master Data Science Program, I had my first encounter with ChatGPT, and it was nothing short of revolutionary! I was leveraging open-source transformer models like BERT, GPT, and T5 on Hugging Face for Natural Language Processing (NLP) tasks, but discovering ChatGPT opened up an entirely new realm of possibilities for me. At first, I was amazed at how the fine-tuned versions of GPT-3 and GPT-4 by OpenAI could produce human-like text with such precision and fluency. This transformed my entire learning approach, enabling me to experiment with real-time applications and develop hands-on expertise. This experience was a pivotal moment in my career transition into data science—combining theoretical learning with real-world applications in a way I had never imagined before. #DataScience #ChatGPT #AI #NLP #GPT #MachineLearning #OpenSource #HuggingFace #TechInnovation

I will leave you with a question someone posted to me as food for thought in 2013. "if there was a new technology that was introduced that made your job as a software engineer obsolete, would you introduce it?" My answer was yes because it would mean that it would push humanity forward. Why? Because humans would then be able to focus their time on new frontiers. So who cares what happens to me??? ^ I think this is the best response to AI. Regardless of what happens to us vis-a-vis this technology, on a macro scale it will help push society forward. So yes, I want this technology to be introduced. Regardless of how much re-training is required, I want to see us as society get to the other side of this.

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