An introduction to the Future of Cloud Wed, 18th Oct Join me as well as Sara Nagy and Nick McQuire from #Microsoft as we discuss the #future of #cloud, including #quantumcomputing, #5G and #Space. Don’t miss this inaugural #webinar of a new series. https://
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Future of Cloud: Quantum Computing, 5G and Space Webinar
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Microsoft’s New AI Chip Athena Set for October Release
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Microsoft's cooking up a new AI chip codenamed Athena. Sources say it could drop as early as next month. Microsoft and Open AI have been testing this new baby for a while. What does this mean?
This new chip, Athena, is meant for giant data centres and training those large -
Google’s Op-Ed Rhetoric and Factual Accuracy Under Scrutiny
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I get that! If I'm honest…the reason for that is that I found it very very difficult (even after 2 days of reporting) to figure out if Google was dodging her broader point via semantics/rhetoric. The facts of the op-ed were wrong so it was what i felt comfortable calling out
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Pi, Claude, and ChatGPT: Defining Qualities Comparison
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Self-assessment time: Pi AI, Claude, and ChatGPT’s defining qualities Pi AI, according to Pi AI: friendly, ethical, safe, helpful Claude, according to Anthropic blogs: honest, helpful, harmless ChatGPT, according to ChatGPT: informative, accurate, helpful, neutral, secure
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Big Tech AI Recruitment Beyond Traditional Credentials
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AI at big companies isn't only for PhDs/top-tier graduates. They seek people with curiosity, hands-on experience, passion, unique projects… Being proactive, cooperative, and innovative is crucial! Learn more from the Director of Perceptions at @zoox
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Big Tech Algorithmic Influence and Antitrust Litigation Analysis
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this all happened bc i was writing the story and was going to use the Wired op ed as a helpful data point for a larger argument. here’s that story! https://
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2023 Breakthrough Year for AI Software Innovation and Research
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There’s never been anything like 2023 in software The rate + quality of new products / research in OSS, startups, bigtech, and on arXiv has been breathtaking + inspiring. Playing w/ so many different LLMs still gives me daily goosebumps. And we’re just getting started.
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Google Search Query Manipulation Claims Debunked by Investigation
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i looked into this, got the slide deck from trial, spoke to google, and the author. seems the claim at the heart of piece (google alters our search queries) is false. wired didn’t respond to me but they deleted the op ed this morning
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Infrastructure Trust and API Capacity Constraints in AI Services
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I hear where you are coming from on this. Trusting another company with your infra like this can be a bit scary at first (especially when we have a short track record). Historically, we have been very capacity constrained, on both the API and ChatGPT. This is improving
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API Limits Will Disappear as GPU Capacity Scales
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API usage limits are an artifact of a world without enough GPU’s. As we keep scaling, this will be less and less of an issue. My guess is the situation will look wildly different in 12-18 months. We want people to build real products and scale to millions of users.