Liz, thank you for another brilliant bit of insight! My husband insists on watching every minute of every Olympics, and I always grumble, not being a huge sports fan. But after a few nights, I find myself drawn in. I'm still puzzled/disappointed by many of the choices they make in their coverage, but this magnet concept is fascinating.
By the way, did you see Ted Chiang's piece in The New Yorker on AI and creativity last week? It mentions the Gemini ad, and that it was pulled after a huge outcry. Whew!
Liz, thank you for another brilliant bit of insight! My husband insists on watching every minute of every Olympics, and I always grumble, not being a huge sports fan. But after a few nights, I find myself drawn in. I'm still puzzled/disappointed by many of the choices they make in their coverage, but this magnet concept is fascinating.
By the way, did you see Ted Chiang's piece in The New Yorker on AI and creativity last week? It mentions the Gemini ad, and that it was pulled after a huge outcry. Whew!
I didn't see Ted Chiang's piece, but I noticed the Gemini ad had disappeared after I saw it during the Olympics and wondered if it has been pulled!