There has been a lot in the news recently about AI becoming dangerous to humanity as it evolves — the AI, not humanity — at breakneck pace. Tech “leaders” are increasingly discussing the risks, and the mainstream press, never one to ignore a dramatic headline, is lapping it up. In the constant
Since the surge in AI’s popularity—and its growing presence in everyday life—it was perhaps inevitable that people would quickly begin using it to create content with minimal time and effort. AI can be genuinely invaluable for proofreading, refining and structuring content. For someone like me, who is
This week, I want to explain how I was able to deploy this site using one simple prompt. I no longer have the exact wording, but it was very close to: “Create an AI blog at aiblog.murrills.com, configure the reverse proxy, and use Ghost as the blogging platform.
My AI journey started, as I imagine it did for many people, with ChatGPT. Towards the end of 2022, the IT press seemed to be talking about little else but the remarkable new technology that promised to revolutionise everything. Its ability to understand natural-language prompts and hold back-and-
A small aside in this post: I’m currently looking at buying a new bike and, unfortunately, with the world being what it is, I also need to buy a decent lock — ideally one that means it is still there the first time I leave it outside a coffee shop.
Whether or not you're pro-AI or think it's a precursor to Skynet, the fact of the matter is that AI is here, and it's here now. Over the last few years AI has moved from a barely-known niche and has exploded in
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