Pretty amazing to see Henry Kissinger, Eric Schmidt and Daniel Huttenlocher cite our @stateofai in their book @ageofaibook Top of the afterword no less cc @soundboy @osebbouh @nitarshan
@nathanbenaich
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Real-world inertia: Why technology adoption faces resistance
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Totally. Inertia for change in the real world is so high. It’s not because the technology sucks.
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Working with AI: Benedict Evans on AI adoption
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link: https://
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Tech adoption gap: why solutions fail outside Silicon Valley
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Exactly: "The future takes a while, and the world outside Silicon Valley is complicated." Think about all the industries in which we have tech solutions today that solve problems but aren't adopted due to human inertia.
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Demos vs Products: Why AI Models Need Enterprise Implementation
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I totally agree here with @benedictevans
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Living Digital Camera Integrates Biology with Digital Devices
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Science is wild 🙂 “This work thus establishes a ‘living digital camera’, paving the way towards integrating biological systems with digital devices.”
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Massive Funding Often Signals Weak Companies
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generally when you hear "they're raised a lot of money" the ultimate conclusion is "not a great company"
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Beyond Funding: Real Success Metrics for Startups Matter
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plus side of a downdraft in startup funding (aside from foundation models) is that the answer to "is this company successful" will no longer be "they raised a lot of money". we'll start talking about *actual* success metrics like customers, revenue, customer impact.
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Britishvolt and Italvolt: Battery Startup Ideas
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I have a startup idea. Northvolt (actually a sick company), but for the UK. We’ll call it Britishvolt. Don’t buy it? BS you say? You’re right. Ok…so what about for Italy? Get this, we’ll call it Italvolt. RIP.
