He publicado un episodio en @ivoox
: "Tu estrategia de IA está atrapada en el pasado (así es como puedes arreglarla) #podcast
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Update Your AI Strategy: Moving Beyond Outdated Approaches
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Electricity: The Critical Bottleneck in the Global AI Revolution
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Electricity is the biggest limiting factor in the AI revolution. That is why Europe is so dependent on access to data centers. The US is massively expanding its energy production, but even there, prices are rising significantly because demand is driving supply. China, on the
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AI Math and Science Capabilities Have Exploded in Three Years
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Il y a 3 ans, les capacités de l'IA en mathématiques et en sciences se limitait à la multiplication à 3 chiffres pour GPT-3. Aujourd’hui, ces mêmes capacités sont évaluées à travers des questions de physique de la matière condensée. Quiconque pense que l’IA ralentit est
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Trump’s Impact on European Tech Competitiveness and Economic Future
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Trump va devenir fou, et nous les Européens, nous sommes cooked.
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Deep-Thinking AI Models Undersold: Market Potential Unrealized
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GPT-5 Pro and Gemini 2.5 Pro Deep Think are both very impressive models for hard problems. I think they were both undersold during their respective launches, in part because I am not sure the labs themselves really understand the market for a slow, "deep-thinking" model, yet.
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Image Generation Flaws Need Comprehensive Benchmark Testing
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Yes, that makes sense. Image generation is deeply flawed today. Would love to see a range of these questions used across a variety of imagegen and done over time. Would be an interesting benchmark.
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VC Investment Priorities: Why Mouse Technology Falls Short
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Imagine investing in mouse users. This is why you're not a VC Vik. Sorry ngmi.
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AI Complements Experienced Workers Over Entry-Level Positions
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@joshgans has a thoughtful interpretation of our "six facts" about AI and the labor market: AI may be complementing certain workers (the more experienced ones in highly exposed occupations), leading some firms to hire more them relative to those just starting their careers. -
AI Critics Dismiss Technology as Bubble Destined to Pop
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I dunno, I interact with the criticisms & critics of AI all the time (and have written some influential criticisms myself, especially on education), but I find a large number of critics really do believe that AI is useless and will go away once some notional bubble pops.
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Technology Hiring Trends Post-COVID Recovery Analysis
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In section 4.6 we consider that "One possibility is that our results are explained by a general slowdown in technology hiring from 2022 to 2023 as firms recovered from the COVID-19
Pandemic." We do an analysis that excludes all computer occupations and get similar results.