Precision matters in high stakes financial applications.
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NVIDIA Hosts AI Sessions at Money2020 USA Conference
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Join NVIDIA at @money2020 USA, running October 22-25, as we host sessions, panels, and demos with leaders in payments and fintech. #AI #financialservices https://
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AI Conference Explores Patterns in Nature and Creativity
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AI is opening new windows into complex patterns in nature and offering insights into creativity. Our fall conference brings together economists, musicians, computer scientists, biologists, and futurists to discuss these exciting advances. Register here: https://
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AI Could Shorten the Working Week Says JPMorgan CEO
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C'est pas encore 1000 ans mais ça arrive @dr_l_alexandre https://
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Batteries and solar costs drop 20% yearly for decade
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More good news. Batteries and solar have been getting 20% cheaper every year for the last 10 years. The future is bright.
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AI’s Societal Impact: Opportunities, Risks, and Catastrophic Consequences
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…and now the profound human and societal impact this powerful technology brings to our world, both the positive possibilities but also the sobering catastrophic risks, including economic changes, dis/misinformation, bias and privacy issues, weaponization, and… 3/
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Internet Bundling Cycle: From Web to Apps to AI
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The whole world was bundled into the early internet, unbundled into apps, and is now being rebundled into AIs
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Amazon’s Project Nessie Algorithm Faces FTC Antitrust Allegations
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“People familiar with the FTC's allegations in the complaint told the Journal that it all started when Amazon developed an algorithm code-named "Project Nessie." It allegedly works by manipulating rivals' weaker pricing algorithms and locking competitors into higher prices”
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Technology Design Beyond Convenience: Questioning Economic Narratives
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“Even when we 'design technology for social good,' we too often just end up making something slightly more convenient, and slightly more convenient fits the prevailing economic narrative. This is a bubble. The technology cave we don't know we are living in.” – @gewang 2/4
