The End Of Business As Usual: AI And The Fall Of Slow Companies
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The End Of Business As Usual: AI And The Fall Of Slow Companies
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China’s AI Development Relies on Student Labor and Public Data
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https://
restofworld.org/2023/china-ai-
student-labor/
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scmp.com/economy/china-
economy/article/3294867/chinas-ai-aspirations-boosted-public-data-allowed-labelling
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Jobs Redefined and Transformed by AI and Innovation
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Within our foreseeable future, we will see a lot of #jobs redefined, changed, made disappeared, created, etc because of #AI and related #innovation. This is a list of jobs that may be impacted soon; Thanks and via @CodeByPoonam for this, as part of a study by Microsoft
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High Pay and Mercenary Behavior in Tech Workforce
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The problem with paying people a lot is that it brings out the mercenary in them.
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US Companies Abandoning Open Weights Strategy for Chinese Models
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Open weights is no longer a strategy for US companies – they may release occasional models, but they will reserve their best work for closed models. Companies who want to run open models, and governments thinking about the future of AI, are going to need to rely on Chinese labs.
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China’s Growing AI Data Labeling Industry and Workforce
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I think they're using AI manual labeling teams in China, I believe they have a growing domestic industry for that
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AI-Related Careers: Preparing for Job Market Changes in 5 Years
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Within 5 years, many jobs will change or disappear and many new ones will appear. Please learn more about #AI-related career and job topics and avoid getting surprised: Thanks and via @techwith_ram https://
weforum.org/publications/t
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Palo Alto’s $25B CyberArk acquisition: Strategic investment analysis
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Giving Palo Alto the benefit of the doubt on the CyberArk deal Investors blanched at Palo Alto’s $25 billion purchase of CyberArk, its largest acquisition ever, and also a deal that’s fairly expensive. I would credit CEO Nikesh Arora with having a fairly thoughtful approach to
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GPT-5 Code Capabilities Threaten Anthropic Revenue
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What happens to that revenue if GPT-5 is much better at code? Cursor et al swith over & Anthropic revenue down 50% overnight?
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Why AI Is Ending The Era Of The End User
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Why AI Is Ending The Era Of The End User
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