I tried to read Stanford HAI’s Annual AI Index Report 2024—but it’s 500 pages 😅

So I fed its contents to a custom GPT to make it easy to pull info from the report and ask questions about specific topics. 

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I tried to read Stanford HAI’s Annual AI Index Report 2024—but it’s 500 pages 😅

So I fed its contents to a custom GPT to make it easy to pull info from the report and ask questions about specific topics. 

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https://chat.openai.com/g/g-N0PjdB0AL-chat-with-hai-ai-index-report-2024

dad. exec director @ SkillsEngine. product. design. art. code. entrepreneurship.

interests: philosophy, econ, ai, systems, cybernetics

Thanks! Closed a tab thanks to you. Here's what I took away:
1.  AI has ways to go before exceeding human capabilities, unlike what many believe.
2. Industry outpaces academia in AI, not the other way around.
3. AI is spreading rapidly, but fears of its societal impacts are spreading rapidly as well.