Ilya and OpenAI are going to part ways. This is very sad to me; Ilya is easily one of the greatest minds of our generation, a guiding light of our field, and a dear friend. His brilliance and vision are well known; his warmth and compassion are less well known but no less
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AI Workload Optimization: Key Enterprise Challenges Revealed
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Wondering how AI impacts workload optimization?
— Helen Yu (@YuHelenYu) 14 mai 2024
In the latest CXO Spice sponsored by @intel, I hosted Shakir Rizvi, Senior Manager at Deloitte and Intel Alliance leader. Shakir shared insights on the AI landscape and highlighted top 3 challenges revealed in a joint survey:
1.… pic.twitter.com/bmWkh4V5mqWondering how AI impacts workload optimization? In the latest CXO Spice sponsored by @intel
, I hosted Shakir Rizvi, Senior Manager at Deloitte and Intel Alliance leader. Shakir shared insights on the AI landscape and highlighted top 3 challenges revealed in a joint survey:
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Microsoft’s Strategic Independence from OpenAI After Altman’s Firing
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The real cost of firing and rehiring Sam Altman for OpenAI was that Microsoft decided it needed to become less dependent on those flakes ASAP.
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Google Search Threat: OpenAI Not the Real Danger
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OpenAI isn’t going to kill Google Search, Google is..
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European Spinoffs vs American Startups: ASML and Nvidia Models
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ASML is a spinoff of Philips, which was founded in 1891 It's not a startup that came out of nowhere If you'd like to compare that with Nvidia, founded in 1993 as a startup, not a spin off of anything That's the entire point Europe has spinoffs/mergers of dinosaur companies,
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EU competitiveness in global AI and tech markets
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If EU has no services or products that are competitive on a global scale it will stagnate and become a poverty stricken region, similar to the third world decades ago
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Tech Giants Hide Merger Histories Behind Arbitrary Founding Dates
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Yes, shocking right? But you wouldn't know cause they all state their founding years as 1980 1990 2000 etc but they're mergers of old companies
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European Top Companies Dominated by Pre-1950 Dinosaur Firms
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The European company landscape is ran by dinosaurs and today I studied it so I can produce you with my evidence 80% of top EU companies were founded before 1950 Only 36% of top US companies were founded before 1950 Median year top EU companies were founded is 1913
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Regulation as Unplanned Barrier to Startup Competition
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I think it organically happens by adding lots of regulation that only large scale companies can afford to follow Small startups cannot follow the regulation, give up and will shutdown, or get sued into oblivion So it's one of those organic conspiracies, it's not really planned
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Elite regulatory capture stifles startup competition in Portugal
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Yep very true, in Portugal I slowly realized it's ran by an elite of rich families who like to have a socialist government that overregulates so they can stay in power and no new person/startup/company can compete with them