
LLMs are adept at summarization, categorization, and text generation. So, can Claude transform an article into something new?

Microsoft thinks LLMs can disrupt search. Based on a few tests, I think they're onto something.

Despite the limited training data, ChatGPT does a good job of generating LiveCode and an excellent job taking direction.
If you want people to find your child online later, pick a name that isn't one of the most common ones.

Google Home answers almost anything out loud, but it can't email you or text you the answer.

On a gym weight stack, the add-on weight looks just like the plate next to it. It shouldn’t.

Thoughts on which UI elements should respond to the user’s touch in iOS.

A 5% discount, and a long list of ways using the card disappoints.

Getting set up with the car-sharing service takes five steps and no waiting.
A quote site asks for my email in the nicest way I’ve seen: “Save This Quote.”
A missing local file turns playing a song I own into a series of confusing dialogs.
Two avatars in the corner of the screen, and nothing saying why.
George edited an unpleasant stretch out of his memory. His wife can tell.
A teacher takes twelve four-year-olds to a transition room for their first try at changing form.
A short story in the style of Edgar Allan Poe: a journal recovered from a boat adrift in the North Atlantic.
An experiment: a story told entirely in dialogue. Diane keeps upgrading. Steven doesn’t.
Every year on June 14th, she's there when he wakes up.