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Top AI Stories: OpenAI Funding, Claude Code Leak, New Tools
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Imagination Over Tools: Why Ambition Is The Real Bottleneck
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Imagination being the new competitive advantage is right but it's harder to develop than people admit. Most people given unlimited AI execution still default to incremental ideas. The bottleneck isn't tools, it's ambition.
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A User Abandons ChatGPT for Claude After 3 Years
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I used ChatGPT for 3 years telling myself "this is the best". Then I tried Claude. It's like driving a Twingo your whole life and getting into a Porsche 911 for the first time. You turn off the engine, get back in the Twingo, turn the key… and you think "no, it's over". I feel like I cheated on my AI. 3 years of prompts at 2am, "rephrase this for me", struggles together… and I left without warning. Sorry OpenAI. It's not you, it's Claude. [Translated from EN to English]
→ View original post on X — @alex_tsico, 2026-04-01 10:26 UTC
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AI in Telecom: From Experimentation to Essential Strategy
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Here’s my big takeaway: AI in telecom is no longer about experimentation. It’s about collapsing the data layer, enabling intent-based control, and monetizing experience instead of raw connectivity. If you are a CTO, CSP, or cloud leader, this is not optional strategy. It is
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AI in RAN: Three Distinct Applications and Performance Gains
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First, let’s clarify something most people miss: There isn’t just “AI in telecom.” There’s: → AI in RAN
→ AI for RAN
→ AI on top of RAN AI in RAN is where things get tangible. We’re talking: → 20% improvement in uplink spectral efficiency
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AI Winners: Data Quality Over Engineering Talent
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But the real shift isn’t just better models. It’s better data. Joe Constantine made a point I fully agree with: The winners in AI won’t be the companies with the best AI engineers. They’ll be the ones with: → Real-time data
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Telecom Network Autonomy: Moving Beyond Level 3 Limitations
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Most telecom operators are optimizing their networks with 15-minute-old data.
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 1 avril 2026
Offline files.
Batch transfers.
Human review.
And we wonder why autonomy is stuck at Level 3.
At MWC, I sat down with Joe Constantine from @ericsson to unpack what it really takes to move from… pic.twitter.com/LuPX1E0hCZMost telecom operators are optimizing their networks with 15-minute-old data. Offline files.
Batch transfers.
Human review. And we wonder why autonomy is stuck at Level 3. At MWC, I sat down with Joe Constantine from @ericsson to unpack what it really takes to move from -
Historic Growth Rates Meet Unsustainable Burn Rates
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Growing four times faster than Alphabet and Meta at the same stage is impressive until you see the loss projections sitting next to it. The growth rate and the burn rate are both historic.
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AI Giants’ Revenue Growth Challenges ‘Great Implosion’ Predictions
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Anthropic at $19 billion ARR run rate and OpenAI at $2 billion a month are not obviously imploding. The Great Implosion prediction needs a timeline to be testable otherwise it's unfalsifiable and therefore not really a prediction.
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Real AI Innovation Hides Behind Focused Outcomes, Not Technology
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The irony is that the companies actually doing interesting things with AI are the ones most likely to bury the lede because they're focused on the outcome they deliver, not the technology stack underneath it.