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Reality’s Drama and Hopes for AI Power Consolidation
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No, I wont cry. No. Maybe a bit. It's funny how dramatic reality can be. Often more dramatic than a Netflix adaptation could ever be. Be that as it may, I seriously wish Sam and Elon would find each other again; concentrated AI power for the acceleartion.
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Failed Web 2.0 Investment Pitch: Business Value Assessment Error
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I wrote him a memo telling him to buy all of Web 2.0. The answer I got back was that I had no business value. He never wrote me and said I was right.
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National Innovation Policy to Compete with China
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We need a national innovation policy.
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 10 novembre 2024
Include other nations too. Everyone will have trouble competing with the Chinese. https://t.co/JXzdB7wCvVWe need a national innovation policy. Include other nations too. Everyone will have trouble competing with the Chinese.
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Microsoft Executive Lost $6 Billion Ignoring Internal Advice
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Hah! He lost $6 billion by not listening to me (minimum) when I worked for him at Microsoft. I don’t think he cares about the losses. 🙂 But he doesn’t like admitting when he was wrong.
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AI Intelligence Costs Plummet: Token Prices Drop Rapidly
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AI-driven intelligence costs are falling fast: token prices are dropping faster than nearly anything in tech. We might see intelligence (compute, inference) become a renewable, fungible resource, fueled by inputs like hardware (GPUs, TPUs, ASICs), electricity, and the supply
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GPT-5 Development Speed: The Information vs Noam Brown
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GPT-5 Development slowing down? The Information says yes, OpenAI legend Noam Brown says no! My conclusion. Here is everything we know: The Information, the well-known magazine that has long had accurate leaks and insider knowledge about OpenAI, writes in summary: "Some OpenAI
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Elon Musk’s Political Influence and Presidential Power
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Elon Musk wasn’t eligible to be President, so he did the next best thing and got one elected.
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Don’t Buy on Others’ Advice: Investment Decision Independence
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Don’t buy it because someone tells you to buy it – they won’t be around to tell you when to sell it.