That's like saying "physicists missed the internal combustion engine"
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The Future of Finance: Rethinking Everything in the Age of AI
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The Future of Finance: Rethinking Everything in the Age of AI
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AI Revolution Claims: Hype or Genuine Paradigm Shift?
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No! It really doesn't differ qualitatively from previous technological revolutions. That's the whole point. People like Dario present it as qualitatively different.
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AI as Scapegoat: Trade Uncertainty Drives Job Concerns
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There are many causes for that. AI is a good scapegoat. But uncertainties about international trade is likely a much bigger one.
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Technological Progress Displaces Jobs: Historical Perspective
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"one economist Nobel laureate was wrong once about one thing, therefore all economists are wrong" is not good logic. The whole history of technological progress is one in which people became more productive and some professions were progressively displaced or eliminated. Yet
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Claude Design: Game-Changing Animation Tool from Anthropic
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NEW VIDEO in the LAB! Today we're talking about Claude Design, which for me is the most interesting announcement from Anthropic this past week. For me, it's a total game-changer that completely transforms my way of working and creating animations! I break it all down in
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Book explores AI’s 15-year evolution and future trajectory
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If you're interested in how AI grew up over the past 15 years, and where it's headed, this new book tells the story in a riveting, page-turner way. In the new Ground Truths with @scmallaby
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Hinton’s Best Interviews When Thinking Deeply
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Hinton's best interviews are the ones where he's thinking about something else. Looking forward to this.
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Economists Debate Task-Level versus Aggregate AI Impact Outcomes
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Even among those economists, the task-level camp tends to predict messier outcomes than the aggregate-effect one.
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Robot learns to open unseen cabinets via action transfer learning
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How can a robot learn to open a cabinet it's never seen before? Researchers from Southeast University & Nanjing University of Science and Technology present RAAP. It works like this: the system finds a similar past action (like opening a microwave) and transfers that