but it doesn’t ship with a usb-c charging cable, which is pretty dumb
@nathanbenaich
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Meta Ray-Bans Launch Receives Positive User Feedback
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meta raybans first reactions “It’s great” “It’s amazing”
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Best Free AI Writing Service Today
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you’re totally right – it basically is a separate app though, tbf to them, it’s by far the best writing service today and it’s free.
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Odyssey ML Generative Worlds AI Technology
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i first thought these were @odysseyml generative worlds!
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Intel’s Board Incompetence Signals Long-term Decline
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you have ai blog posts that predict what's already happened and draw useless market maps and then you have industry insider posts that go hard "intel’s board is incompetent and its horrible decisions over the decades are going to push it towards death." long live the latter
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AMD Clusters Tracking in AI Compute Index
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should we start an amd chart in our @stateofai compute index to track companies that (for some weird reason) build amd clusters?
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AI Landscape Discussion: Reasoning, Hardware, Startups and Policy
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daniel and i spent 2 hours together yesterday discussing ai over the last year – reasoning, bio, chips, startups, vibe shifts, policy, and ofc wassup @airstreet 🙂
— Nathan Benaich (@nathanbenaich) 24 décembre 2024
episode dropping soon on @gradientpub 💙 https://t.co/jZhfxORjIHdaniel and i spent 2 hours together yesterday discussing ai over the last year – reasoning, bio, chips, startups, vibe shifts, policy, and ofc wassup @airstreet 🙂 episode dropping soon on @gradientpub
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OpenAI Recruiting Model Trainers Across Multiple Academic Disciplines
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also – step 1 checks out, eg from this add in oxford from openai for model trainers “domains of interest include chemistry, physics, law, medicine, biology, english…” their only mistake is that for the sciences they should obviously have gone to cambridge not oxford
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UK GDP growth stalls amid economic headwinds
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“UK GDP registered zero growth in the third quarter of this year, worse than the original estimate of 0.1 per cent. GDP per capita fell by 0.2 per cent, and real disposable income was flat.”