Look out for the boom in the US economy when the Supreme Court throws out Trump's tariffs.
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Future employment landscape dominated by AI sector growth
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In the future almost everyone will be employed in the AI sector.
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AI Threatens High-Paid Consulting Jobs at McKinsey
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AI Is Coming for the Consultants. Inside McKinsey, ‘This Is Existential.’ The fear of irrelevance and job loss is now reaching even the highly paid professions.
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Dynamic Auction Queue System for Claude Sonnet API Access
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Here's a wild idea for you: keep just one server running Claude 3 Sonnet online, hook up a job queue with a limited length and have an auction mechanism people can use to buy their place in the queue such that price varies with demand
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AI Models Replacing Human Models in Fashion Industry
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The reaction was to be expected – and it is likely to become even stronger. AI is cheaper than human models. Consequently, companies, including fashion companies, will fall back on AI models. And I mean that in a completely value-neutral way, without making an assessment. It
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AGI Race Goes Global: AI Spending Dominates US GDP Growth
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The race for AGI is borderless. AI spending has surpassed consumer spending for contributing to US GDP growth in H1 2025 Datacenter capex is exploding
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Inflation Crisis: Prices Up 146%, Incomes Stagnant
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This is staggering… Incomes have not risen 146% in the same time to match. Money is breaking.
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AI Energy Consumption: Training and Inference Load Impact
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“AI adds load in two ways: massive one-off training runs and the relentless drip of inference as millions query models all day.” https://
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Companies Slow to Adopt AI Face Existential Business Challenges
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Companies / industries that are slow to understand and adopt AI have no idea what’s coming.
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Llama 4 failure reshapes AI landscape geopolitically
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The relative failure of Llama 4 turned out to be very consequential to the AI landscape. It led to the shifting the locus of open weights development to China, a move towards closed models as companies running local Llama couldn’t continue to upgrade, & big talent wars in the US.