The new ones are way way faster than that, a guy who runs a sizable team at Amazon told me over dinner on Sunday night.
BIG TECH
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Elon Musk Eyes Price Integration for Cybertruck and Optimus Control
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You know @elonmusk is eyeing that price. Imagine if you could add that onto your @cybertruck purchase? And that it could control your Optimus.
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Customer Service Breakdown: When Issues Escalate to CEO
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If you have a big team and stuff like this is leaking onto Twitter and not being handled before someone with an audience escalates to the CEO, then something is very broken in your customer service teams. Fix it.
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Apple Vision Pro capabilities expected to be 1000x better
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Wait until you see the same in Apple Vision Pro. 1,000x better.
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GPT threatens Google’s search dominance and business model
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It is to the business model. Google hasn't shown me how it will continue making money if it doesn't win in search. GPT has taken a LOT of my friends away from Google's search, which is its real cash cow. I saw this happen in Alta Vista days when Google came along. It took
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Midjourney CEO Urged to Fix Customer Service Issues
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I keep making the point subtly hoping that @midjourney CEO @davidsholz puts some real fixes in place for customer service because you aren't the only one asking me to make a bigger deal about the lack of customer service from this company.
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Elon’s Autonomous Vehicles Will Outperform Mercedes-Benz at Scale
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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.
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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.
Most of my searches. OpenAI doesn't. Good point. But notice that Google knows the value of corporate data.