“AI isn’t a magic wand, it’s a mirror.” A powerful reminder that technology works best when it supports—and reflects—human insight. https://
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AI as Mirror: Supporting Human Insight in Industry 4.0
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AI Agents Transform Customer Purchasing Decisions and Marketing Strategy
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AI Travel Hacks And Prompts That Will Save You Time, Money And Stress Customer behaviour is shifting—AI agents are making purchasing decisions. Brands must now persuade algorithms, not just people. It’s time to adapt marketing for the behind-the-scenes buyers. Read more
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Rising Revenue Enables Investment in Advanced Technology
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With revenue like this, we can finally afford nice things
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AI in Insurance: Practical Guidance Panel at Lloyd’s
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Where myths meet reality.
After keynotes, our panel moderated by Paolo Cuomo with Tim Kershaw & Parul Kaul Green will deliver practical guidance on AI in insurance. Sept 30 | Lloyd’s Old Library
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AI UI Design Benchmark: Rork Dominates Mobile Interface Competition
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AI is *dogshit* at designing UIs Now there's a benchmark measuring AI interface design capabilities! Unsurprisingly, @rork leads the mobile version, by far, beating Bolt by almost 20%
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OpenAI Evals Team Publishes Benchmarks Showing Claude Superiority
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I find it unimaginably based that the OAI Evals team keeps making benchmarks finding that Claude is better and publishing it anyway. they are 3 for 3 this year in acknowledging specifically how much Claude is better at tasks OAI care about. there is no sarcasm here folks. this
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Craig Martell on AI Military Capabilities and NATO Maven Adoption
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Cracking conversation with Dr Craig Martell, CTO of @LockheedMartin and the @arnelpdavid
, Director of Project Maven: – AI isn’t magical pixie dust
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– Getting @NATO to adopt Palantir’s Maven Smart System in 6 months
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AI Tasks Show Economic Impact But Don’t Replace Human Jobs
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These tasks have real-world relevance & were built for economic impact: they averaged 7 hours of expert work to do & showed expert "try, then fix" is a good workflow. But note tasks are not jobs, and this does not mean AI can just sub in for humans. http://
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AI Models Approach Human Parity on Real-World Tasks
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After reading it, this does seem like a big deal Industry experts outlined important, real-world, hard tasks for AI to do. Other experts were asked to do the tasks themselves & yet others graded human & AI output Models approached parity with humans & AI is getting better fast.
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China restricts Nvidia chip purchases, advances semiconductor independence
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Last week, China barred its major tech companies from buying Nvidia chips. This move received only modest attention in the media, but has implications beyond what’s widely appreciated. Specifically, it signals that China has progressed sufficiently in semiconductors to break away