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Jamie Dimon Predicts 3.5-Day Workweek, Stanford AI Scandal Unveiled, and ‘Promptography’ Takes Off

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Stefan
November 25, 2024

Hi there,

Today’s Daily AI Brief highlights Jamie Dimon’s predictions about a 3.5-day workweek with AI, a Stanford professor accused of fabricating evidence using AI and the creative rebranding of AI-generated images as ‘promptography.’

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The term 'promptography' is gaining traction as artists redefine AI-generated images, distinguishing them from traditional photography. Coined by Christian Vince, the term highlights the use of prompts in AI image creation, and it's gaining popularity on social media. Read more

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