It seems as if Google is trying to fan the hype a little. Recently, the news circulated that Google would now have around 25% of its code written by AI. If the leak below is correct, Google would probably have exaggerated. It seems as if Google is trying to get out of the bad
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Wage Distribution Trends: Why Averages Matter Less
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Averages would be less meaningful if the distribution of wages had changed (e.g. if high wages had increased faster than low wages).
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OpenAI o1 Leak: Strategic Hype or Accidental Reveal?
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Sneak-peak of o1 In fact, it looks like OpenAI didn't accidentally leak o1 today, but it seems like a well-orchestrated act to create anticipation for what's to come. It's important to remember that Sam Altman has been playing on the hype the whole time. Let's remember how he:
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SearchGPT: Why Did Yankees Lose World Series Yesterday
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1) On SearchGPT: "Why did the Yankees lose the World Series yesterday" https://t.co/RpmoG9TkVk
— Kai-Fu Lee (@kaifulee) 3 novembre 20241) On SearchGPT: "Why did the Yankees lose the World Series yesterday"
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Amazon Alexa Delayed as Tech Giants Race for AI Chatbot Dominance
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New Amazon Alexa delayed. While the big tech companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, Microsoft and others are fighting the big battle for the best chatbot, Amazon is still lagging behind. This is irritating, since Amazon was actually one of the first to conquer the market with Alexa!
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Survey Results: Search Tools Performance Comparison and Rankings
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Crazy! My survey on which search tool is the best revealed several things. 1) Surprisingly, the tools are very close to each other! I would never have thought that they would be almost on a par, but that one tool would come out on top. 2) Google is still relevant but still in
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Speculation on Intentional Model Leak and Tuesday Release
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I can't really imagine that they "accidentally" leaked the model due to a mistake. It really looks more like it was planned.
But I don't know if it will come on Tuesday…
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Wage Growth Outpaces Price Increases Since January 2020
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YMMV, but on average, wages have grown more than prices since January 2020.
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Automation Will Eliminate Professional Jobs, Contrary to Expectations
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Once again, we must prepare ourselves for the fact that many professions will disappear in the future. In a way, it is an irony of history that it was always believed that physical jobs would be the first to be eliminated by automation so that we could devote ourselves to the
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Inflation Moderates While Wages Rise Post-Covid
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Inflation was high during Covid, due to supply chain disruption (slope of the blue curve between spring 2020 and summer 2022).
But it has decreased continuously since then and is now at a very moderate annual rate of 2.1%.
Simultaneously, averages wages have increased faster