For AI models to have “imagination,” it would mean that they can create, synthesize, or envision ideas, scenarios, or concepts that are not directly tied to their training data or programmed logic … Is Logan implying Google has unlocked a path to imagination and metacognition?
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Aravind Srinivas on Being Right About AI’s Future
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Aravind Srinivas (Perplexity) tells Lex all the ways in which I was right against the prevalent ideas of the time.
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Dell’s AI Pivot: Can Legacy IT Transform into AI Company?
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Dell born again as an AI company? Thus spake @mims and maybe, just maybe enough enterprises continue to buy their servers that Dell looks like an easy path to AI. But will they succeed bringing old-school IT to new-school AI? Seems a stretch https://
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Big Tech’s $8.4T Market Surge Driven by AI
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Big Tech’s $8.4T Boom Since #ChatGPT @NVIDIAAI leads +$3.0T @Microsoft +$1.2T @amazon +$1.1T @Apple +$1.1T @Meta +$1.1T @Google +$845B #AI = Rocket Fuel for Market Caps!
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In-house manufacturing versus Broadcom outsourcing strategy
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don’t the best shops do it in house anyways and ditch Broadcom?
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Neuralink Investment: Key Player in AI Hardware Future
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@Neuralink is an amazing and super important company for the future! Excited to be involved as a long time investor.
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Elon’s Twitter acquisition: Free speech and American political revolution
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Elon’s purchase of Twitter was the single most consequential act of the last decade. It restored free speech, broke the Overton window, and enabled the second American revolution.
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Tech Surveillance Norms and Industry Accountability Crisis
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The reason it’s not getting more coverage is that remedying the conditions that led to this, which we’ve been warning about for years, would require unwinding dangerous x surveillant norms the current tech industry relies on. Coverage or no, the find out era has arrived and a
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New York Times names Balaji in OpenAI legal case documents
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“In a Nov. 18 letter filed in federal court, attorneys for The New York Times named Balaji as someone who had "unique and relevant documents" that would support their case against OpenAI. He was among at least 12 people – many of them past or present OpenAl employees…”
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OpenAI Copyright Issues Surface Following Suchir Balaji Public Disclosure
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Whoa, shocking news just months after @suchirbalaji went public about AI-related copyright issues at OpenAI.