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Peter Cochrane

AI doesn't care what you think

Software

AI doesn't care what you think

Want to understand hallucinations? Look at your family

clock 26 October 2023 • 3 min read
Peter Cochrane: ChatGPT - BYOD versus security 

Threats and Risks

Peter Cochrane: ChatGPT - BYOD versus security 

The biggest security challenge comes where open and closed networks are combined. AI is going to make that harder still

clock 19 April 2023 • 3 min read
Peter Cochrane: When will ChatGPT learn to overhype?

Business Software

Peter Cochrane: When will ChatGPT learn to overhype?

How about right this very second?

clock 07 March 2023 • 3 min read
Peter Cochrane: Technology the magic threat? 

Strategy

Peter Cochrane: Technology the magic threat? 

The new looms are coming

clock 17 February 2023 • 3 min read
Peter Cochrane: Schrödinger's search engines

Search

Peter Cochrane: Schrödinger's search engines

Brilliant but useless, search is about to be transformed by AI

clock 24 January 2023 • 3 min read
Peter Cochrane: Why we should stop worrying and start engaging with AI

Software

Peter Cochrane: Why we should stop worrying and start engaging with AI

We need a generalised species of AI that is all-knowing, good at everything, and tuned to our individual limitations and fallibilities

clock 25 November 2022 • 3 min read
Peter Cochrane: Brittleness by design

Strategy

Peter Cochrane: Brittleness by design

Much of the modern world is poorly prepared for any deviation from the status quo.

clock 09 November 2022 • 3 min read
Peter Cochrane: Ban TikTok? Why not ban the internet?

Security

Peter Cochrane: Ban TikTok? Why not ban the internet?

It's fundamentally impossible to eliminate risk, and excessive focusing on the negatives is blinding us to the positive changes technology has brought

clock 18 October 2022 • 3 min read
Peter Cochrane: robots and AI - competition, overlords or symbiosis?

Business Software

Peter Cochrane: robots and AI - competition, overlords or symbiosis?

Why we need more robots (and why they're not about to take over)

clock 23 August 2022 • 3 min read
Peter Cochrane: Seamless connectivity - if only!

Internet

Peter Cochrane: Seamless connectivity - if only!

How hard can it be for systems to default to the optimum choice?

clock 31 May 2022 • 3 min read
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