Culture jam. Marrying humor and passion. Mad science.
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Learning curve right now for working with agents like this is managing the usage costs, optimizing your prompts, step-by-step goal setting. Describing these things as life changing is a breathtaking understatement.
Don't recommend starting with a team of these things, just start with one. You download the app then talk to it in imessage format. It works in any program, generates any file, interacts with practically any service or website, can make phone calls through third parties, etc.
For the first time AI is actually taking work off my plate. Grok’s handling my finances and taxes, sorted thousands of emails, built filters and labels across multiple accounts, and is now fully running my inbox like a real personal assistant.
Excited to start with "The Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World: From Marathon to Waterloo" by Sir Edward Shepherd Creasy and then "100 Greatest Battles" by Angus Konstam
The Battle of Cannae and the double envelopment that almost destroyed Rome.
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State Attorney General, ladies and gentlemen. Great soundbite, sounds like Letitia James made process political (opposite of how justice system supposed to work), but to be fair, think Letitia James trying to argue business models of prediction markets are self-evidently illegal
Know Interpol from the game Deus Ex. They just listed Dali's "Book of the Apocalypse" as stolen. INTERPOL links 196 countries to share data and fight cross-border crime (HQ Lyon). Interpol could be a globalist front, but secret-control theories about their agency lack evidence.
🔎 This rare book designed by Salvador Dalí, stolen this week from a museum in central France, has been added to INTERPOL Stolen Works of Art Database.
The Book of the Apocalypse is now visible to all registered users of the database, which includes police, art professionals and the general public.
➡️ 🔗 interpol.int/Crimes/Cultural…
