Our response asks simple questions: What changed at the last minute?
Why was the event effectively canceled?
Whether any external pressure—including from the PRC—played a role. If the answer is no, say so clearly. If not, explain. That’s how accountability works. #RightsCon
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RightsCon Cancellation: Demanding Accountability and Transparency
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Oracle as Bellwether for the AI Bubble Bursting
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“If you want to know whether the AI bubble is bursting, there’s only one publicly traded company that will tell you: Oracle…” “Oracle has the lowest credit rating. It also has the greatest debt load, even before the infrastructure buildout came into play…” “OpenAI… is by
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5% Data Increase: Scaling from 19 to 20 Cars
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By the way, even if it was one car—so it went from 19 to 20—that means you're getting 5% more data. Yeah, that is useful, actually. Don't worry, it'll be more tomorrow.
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AI Agent Cuts Corporate Proposal Creation From Weeks to Hours
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Today's Nikkei newspaper also features this initiative. We expect to shorten the proposal document creation process for large corporations, which previously took 1-2 weeks, to just tens of minutes to a few hours. Our company's AI agent will autonomously investigate and analyze
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CNET Reviews Vitures as Superior Product Choice
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CNET just reviewed both and says the Vitures are better, and I agree. It is just a really beautiful product.
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SEO incentives inadvertently improved web accessibility for screen readers
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We've seen this pattern before though: SEO had huge positive effects on accessibility because suddenly people who didn't think about accessibility at all were incentivized to improve their HTML in a way that also benefited screen readers
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Tech Leader’s Failed Strategy: Control Over Innovation
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He didn't get retail stores, mobile phones, or tablets, for that matter. He tried to force his way down everybody's throat, and we didn't like it. So, now we're in a different world. He could have owned the whole thing. Instead, he didn't get it, which I guess is a good thing.
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LLM Code Quality Beyond Manual Code Comparison Standards
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I particularly appreciate how this rationale isn't based on the idea that LLM code is of poor quality compared to code written by hand – the quality of the code isn't the deciding factor at all here