It's great to see more and more people, including @BillGates
, recognize that we are not prepared for the massive change that AI will bring to the economy. I agree 100%. It's the reason I helped organize the "We Must Act Now" statement by economists and AI researchers. At
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Economists and AI Researchers Urge Preparation for AI’s Economic Impact
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GLM-5.3 Flash Launch Highlights Chinese Models’ Cost Competition
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GLM 5.3 Flash has just come out. Almost as good as GPT and Claude. BUT 80 times cheaper. The Chinese are making astonishing progress. Good news for @MistralAI, which distributes the Chinese GLM models from @Zai_org. [Traduit de FR vers EN]
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AI Checkout Raises Questions About Consent and Responsibility
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AI completing the checkout sounds convenient. But payments are where convenience meets trust. Who carries the responsibility when an AI agent selects the wrong product, applies the wrong terms or authorises something the customer did not fully intend? Agentic commerce will
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Cheaper AI-Enabled Production Would Leave Scarcity in Key Resources
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Partially agee with your comments AI and robotics can certainly reduce the cost of many goods and services. But near-zero production cost does not mean zero scarcity. Land, energy, raw materials, human attention and access will still have limits. Money may change its role, but I
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Glean’s Enterprise Benchmark Maps Five Models Along a Cost-Quality Frontier
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Where each frontier is positioned, per Glean's scoring: > GPT-5.6 Luna (xhigh) at 55, $0.08 per task
> GLM 5.2 (high) at 57, $0.35
> Gemini 3.7 Flash (high) at 61, $0.47
> Kimi K3 (high) at 63, $0.90
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Glean Compares Model Cost and Quality Across 1,000 Enterprise Tasks
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Glean has published a Pareto frontier analysis of 37 models and reasoning configurations across 1,000 enterprise tasks. The analysis found that the gap between the cheapest and priciest frontier model is 36x, while offering only a 22% gain in quality score. Full analysis
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Ox Alpha’s Free Usage on Chinese Chips Highlights AI Infrastructure Competition
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Ox Alpha revealing that it’s running on Chinese chips after offering 100T tokens per day is such a subtle declaration of war. We are living in a novel.
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Bill Gates Warns Rapid AI Progress Could Cause Mass Unemployment
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@BillGates has changed his mind and now says #AI will lead to mass unemployment: #AI "will wreak economic catastrophe, with 'far fewer' jobs than exist today, thanks to the speed of AI’s advancements and what he calls a non-existent response from government and tech leaders." -
AI and Robotics May Lower Costs Without Eliminating Resource Scarcity
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I have my apprehensions. AI and robotics can make goods and services cheaper, but that does not automatically remove scarcity. Land, energy, natural resources, healthcare and human attention will still have limits. Abundance may change the role of money, but making money
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Unify Reports Cutting AI Agent Costs by 95 Percent
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