7 Ways How We Use AI Is Changing · The AI Daily Brief (Formerly The AI Breakdown): Artificial Intelligence News and Analysis · Radar

Seven Ways AI Use Is Changing0:00 – 1:50

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

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The way we use AI is changing.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

0:03

First, we were prompt engineers, then context engineers, then harness engineers, then loop engineers.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

0:08

And while it's tempting to view all of these things as just one silly buzzword giving way to the next, the reality is that we are all together on this journey figuring out just the best way to use a completely new technology that is changing both how we do our current work and opening up new possibilities of what work we can even do.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

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Today we're talking about seven ways that how we use AI is changing.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

0:27

[upbeat music] The AI Daily Brief is a daily podcast and video about the most important news and discussions in AI.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

0:33

[upbeat music] All right, friends, quick announcements before we dive in.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

0:43

First of all, thank you to today's sponsors, Blitzy, Robots and Pencils, Harbor, and Hyperagent.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

0:48

To get an ad-free version of the show, go to patreon.com/aidailybrief, or you can subscribe on Apple Podcasts.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

0:53

To learn more about sponsoring the show, send us a note at sponsors@aidailybrief.ai. [beeping] Today's episode is about a bunch of patterns that are shifts, I think, in how, on average, we interact with AI on a daily basis.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

1:08

One thing that's been true since the very beginning of ChatGPT is that our patterns of interaction with AI have never been static for long.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

1:15

At the beginning, it was people discovering new ways to prompt the AI that had better or worse results, which was then communicated through hundreds of articles, posts, YouTube videos, podcasts, and courses.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

1:24

But over time, the interaction pattern shifts have gotten more significant and more substantive.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

1:29

Over the last week or so, I saw a number of announcements that really reinforce some fairly big shifts in these interaction patterns.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

1:37

And while I don't think that how we use AI will ever be truly static, I do think that some of these shifts, which I'm going to cover in this show, are fairly fundamental and likely to stick, and thus, of course, if one is trying to be efficient with their time, may be more worthy of attention.

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Seven Ways AI Use Is Changing0:00 – 1:50

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

0:00

The way we use AI is changing.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

0:03

First, we were prompt engineers, then context engineers, then harness engineers, then loop engineers.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

0:08

And while it's tempting to view all of these things as just one silly buzzword giving way to the next, the reality is that we are all together on this journey figuring out just the best way to use a completely new technology that is changing both how we do our current work and opening up new possibilities of what work we can even do.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

0:24

Today we're talking about seven ways that how we use AI is changing.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

0:27

[upbeat music] The AI Daily Brief is a daily podcast and video about the most important news and discussions in AI.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

0:33

[upbeat music] All right, friends, quick announcements before we dive in.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

0:43

First of all, thank you to today's sponsors, Blitzy, Robots and Pencils, Harbor, and Hyperagent.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

0:48

To get an ad-free version of the show, go to patreon.com/aidailybrief, or you can subscribe on Apple Podcasts.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

0:53

To learn more about sponsoring the show, send us a note at sponsors@aidailybrief.ai. [beeping] Today's episode is about a bunch of patterns that are shifts, I think, in how, on average, we interact with AI on a daily basis.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

1:08

One thing that's been true since the very beginning of ChatGPT is that our patterns of interaction with AI have never been static for long.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

1:15

At the beginning, it was people discovering new ways to prompt the AI that had better or worse results, which was then communicated through hundreds of articles, posts, YouTube videos, podcasts, and courses.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

1:24

But over time, the interaction pattern shifts have gotten more significant and more substantive.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

1:29

Over the last week or so, I saw a number of announcements that really reinforce some fairly big shifts in these interaction patterns.

Nathaniel WhittemoreHost

1:37

And while I don't think that how we use AI will ever be truly static, I do think that some of these shifts, which I'm going to cover in this show, are fairly fundamental and likely to stick, and thus, of course, if one is trying to be efficient with their time, may be more worthy of attention.