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Continuing our 360 Degree View of AI

I've noted some tangential content being produced that should encourage caution in our application of AI within our businesses - certainly keeping one eye open for the time being. Here's two very interesting videos on the topic.


It Begins: An AI Literally Attempted Murder To Avoid Shutdown


AI Slop Is Destroying The Internet

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Welcome to our group carriagetradeassn Group! A space for us to connect and share with each other. Start by posting your thoughts, sharing media, or creating a poll.

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rebecca.slater
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Thank you for sharing Bryan, I am so disappointed not to be able to join you all at next week's meeting. It's been a really busy year of traveling for work so I hope to connect with you all soon. x Rebecca


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AI might already be warping our brains, leaving our judgment and critical thinking ‘atrophied and unprepared,’ warns new study - Fortune Mag

As more companies and leaders embrace AI, a new Microsoft study finds troubling implications for the human workers who use it.


Business leaders have been urging workers to get AI training to stay relevant in their roles, but it might just keep employees stagnant. New research from authors at Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon University finds that leaning too much on tools such as ChatGPT is associated with weaker critical thinking.


Surveying 319 knowledge workers through 936 first-hand self-reported examples of using generative AI at work, the authors attempted to gauge the perceived enactment of critical thought and how GenAI impacts said process. Respondents were asked about how they used AI tools, their confidence in AI’s ability, their ability to judge AI’s work, and their assuredness in their ability to complete said task without AI.


Researchers found that higher confidence in GenAI was associated with less critical thinking, and that higher…


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Microsoft/Carnegie Mellon AI Study

Microsoft Study Finds AI Makes Human Cognition “Atrophied and Unprepared”

FEB 10, 2025 • BY EMANUEL MAIBERG



Researchers find that the more people use AI at their job, the less critical thinking they use.

A new paper from researchers at Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon University finds that as humans increasingly rely on generative AI in their work, they use less critical thinking, which can “result in the deterioration of cognitive faculties that ought to be preserved.”


“[A] key irony of automation is that by mechanising routine tasks and leaving exception-handling to the human user, you deprive the user of the routine opportunities to practice their judgement and strengthen their cognitive musculature, leaving them atrophied and unprepared when the exceptions do arise,” the researchers wrote. 


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March 2022 Carriage Trade Association Meeting

We've recorded the meeting and you can find that here: https://youtu.be/nAJmXm7SXv8. We have a presentation from The Hari and Rebecca Recommends, and a discussion about the current considerations of Travel Insurance presented by Rich Toltzman of Travel Guard.

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COVID Presentation from 2/22/22

Hello everyone,


I'm pleased to post the presentation from our fabulous guests yesterday evening. It's chock full of great tools!


-Bryan

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For Those Who Missed It: The Mar 2021 Meeting

Here's the recording for our March January Meeting, and below is the attached presentation from Erika Richter of ASTA.


Topic: March Carriage Trade General Session

Date: Mar 16, 2021 04:57 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)


Meeting Recording:

https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/Xe6RQgZ04v7_lXjb8NFJluwlFhCynQtZ353UXeRTgPhswqszPlY9JelfyhnCgno.reQd9PliyvhEz3AC


Access Passcode: #9Shfci@


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For Those Who Missed It: The Feb 2021 Meeting

If you missed our meeting or simply want to review the topics discussed, here's the link to view the recording of the meeting that occurred Feb 16 2021 at 5:00pm: https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/VOXbgQaGkiGWPxOJOAMMwwFDl2genDdH6na79yLOWIwXQzel-QigFf-HBKV0GGA5.AhYj8pBXePoLj1J7?startTime=1613523492000


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Virtual CTA Meetups! Gallery


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From our April Meeting


May Board Meeting

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bryan.hair
21. Mai 2020

From May 19 Meeting

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