OpenAI may no longer be a nonprofit but it continues to be—and may always be—a “never made a profit”
ECONOMY
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The Art of Selling Beliefs You Don’t Actually Hold
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the ability of this man to sell things he doesn’t believe in is truly extraordinary https://t.co/jBhbMTODkW
— Gary Marcus (@GaryMarcus) 29 avril 2026the ability of this man to sell things he doesn’t believe in is truly extraordinary
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Tech Companies Revenue From Children Raises Ethics Concerns
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Most of their revenue is from my kids.
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Waymo Adoption Accelerating Despite Consumer Skepticism
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Yup. I did the consumer research for the auto industry 14 years ago and everyone answered like her. Yet Waymo rides keep going up every month. And soon it will greatly speed up as more people have experiences with them.
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Which company will reach $10 trillion valuation first?
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Which company will be the first one to $10T valuation?
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Anthropic’s Hidden 30% Cost Increase via Tokenizer Change
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Turns out Anthropic basically snuck in a 30% cost increase by changing the tokenizer
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Meta’s Attribution Model Change Breaks Advertising Performance Tracking
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My tinfoil hat is Meta underestimated what removing the "engaged click" from click attribution would do to the modeling and it's essentially broken. The brands that didn't have a ton of "engaged clicks" are not seeing the same impacts as the brands that did. In my portfolio
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RobotEra L7 humanoids entering logistics centers for sorting tasks
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Holy. Thousands of RobotEra L7 humanoid robots to enter service across 10+ logistics centers performing sorting tasks.
— Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) 28 avril 2026
And people still think their blue collar jobs are safe. pic.twitter.com/a9hRCNBJ8PHoly. Thousands of RobotEra L7 humanoid robots to enter service across 10+ logistics centers performing sorting tasks. And people still think their blue collar jobs are safe.
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Exponential Technologies: Redefining Humanity and Civilization’s Purpose
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We can’t talk about what it means to be human without confronting the impact of exponential technologies on our society, our economy, our civilization.
— Nina Schick (@NinaDSchick) 28 avril 2026
The question isn’t what we can build—it’s why. What is our mission in this new era?
We need to treat this moment with the… pic.twitter.com/fGbzfExDrYWe can’t talk about what it means to be human without confronting the impact of exponential technologies on our society, our economy, our civilization. The question isn’t what we can build—it’s why. What is our mission in this new era? We need to treat this moment with the