Panel Discussion: What is Hot in Data World in 2022?
summary
Panelists describe concrete shifts not vague themes: Stable Diffusion open‑source release makes image models downloadable and sparks thousands of apps; large language models like GPT‑3 power draft text but still need human curation; a deployed police call NLP system uses speech‑to‑text and retrieval to surface context and it works in operations; a visualization project called LostLandscape shows training error videos as networks learn; lawsuits and royalty funds for scraped training data are underway and content provenance initiatives aim to track synthetic media.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Panel discussion intro
- 1:00Panelist backgrounds
- 4:10Generative AI art
- 10:13AI job market creativity
- 18:24Fear of AI empowerment
- 23:50Ethical AI data compensation
- 33:19AI capabilities mysteries
- 37:07AI tools trends 2022
- 44:11No-code data limits
- 45:15Closing remarks
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