Elon will do it better and for millions of cars on the road. Remember, Mercedes Benz took me in its first autonomous vehicle which was before Tesla did it.
BIG TECH
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Apple’s Spatial Computing Paradigm Shift Gains Industry Momentum
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When new paradigm shifts arrive it's feels different than seeing stuff in R&D labs years ahead of time. For sure. And you note that Apple used our term, Spatial Computing, that we used in our last book, written three years ago, and the guy who runs Qualcomm's efforts said it is
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Google’s data advantage over OpenAI explained
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Yeah, Google has: All my email.
All my photos.
All my contacts.
All my TV data.
All my locations.
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Government TikTok Ban and Surveillance Laws Spark Concerns
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At what cost? But you are right. And you didn't bring up other things, the government tried to pass a TikTok ban but shoved it full of horrible surveillance laws. I'm mostly making a point that our politicians keep selling us to the Chinese. Clearly won't stop anytime
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China’s Market Barriers Hit US Tech Giants Hard
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"A perceived imbalance?" Ask Google's founder about how fucked China is toward American companies. Or Facebook's. Or Twitter's. Or Flipboard's. Or Amazon's. They all were copied and then China closed the door on them.
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China’s IP theft and firewall as economic weapon against US
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Different topic. China stole so much from us. I had a front row seat on it and its firewall is used as an economic weapon against us and we just roll over and take it.
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China’s IP Theft Threatens Silicon Valley Innovation Leadership
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Probably, but I've been to China a lot and they just keep stealing value from America and we do nothing about it. I had a front row seat on Silicon Valley innovation for more than a decade and China just keeps stealing, and stealing, and stealing and keeping us out of its
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Companies Build Internal LLMs With Hybrid External Model Architecture
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A lot of companies are building their own LLMs, and others are building systems for others to buy where one LLM, inside corporate firewall, does most of the work and decides when to go to external LLMs for information.