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https://archive.md/2025.02.02-160135/https://www.bloomberg.c...
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Apple's AI and AR Struggles Show It Has Lost Some of Its Product Edge
(bloomberg.com)
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OpenAI in talks to raise funding that would value AI startup at up to $340B
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https://archive.md/eTxkh
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SoftBank in talks to invest up to $25B in OpenAI
(ft.com)
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Intel doesn't know how to be a foundry, Tim Cook reportedly said in 2011
(tomshardware.com)
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Why do we still hold Apple as a company in high regard when they remain incredibly inert, bowing to investor pressure to add generative AI features they are ill-equipped to handle as an institution, while prioritizing stock buybacks and div
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Harvard says AI tutors are better than Harvard professors
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While OpenAI and the rest of the industry is reaching AGI, Apple is out here shipping features with ChatGPT 3.5 technology.
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OpenAI resembles the old Apple: ship the best experience. The ChatGPT app on every platform is the best in business and they are shipping polished features relatively quickly. It's quite the contrast to Apple of today, the world's
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Apple has become a true disgrace
(twitter.com)
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From hunter gatherer society to day, every time a new technology comes along that claims to make life ‘easier,’ it pushes us further into being slave-adjacent. We have phones, ChatGPT, Google, and smartphones—but for what? We end up working
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Every time a new technology comes around, people say society is going down. Socrates famously claimed that writing text down on paper provides only the semblance of wisdom, not true understanding, because it allows for passive consumption
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If people took a minute to put their phones away and looked around once in a while, they’d notice that males and females tend to self-segregate, with the vast majority of each gender spending time only with others of their own gender. This
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This might sound insensitive but if you own a house in California, which millions of people in the US and around the world would give a leg to afford to be a homeowner in, you're probably well off and I'm not sure why we would los
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Which one is superior for explaining topics and going through practice problems related to the SAT test: Claude 3.5 or ChatGPt 4o?
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People often lament the decline in literacy, but the books mentioned in the article demand hundreds or thousands of hours of focused practice to achieve even moderate reading speed and comprehension. These books can be far more rewarding th
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When dictators like the Assam regime opresess their people, everybody can see it. When corporations and laws like ObamaCare do the same it’s much harder to pinpoint it because the oppression is diffuse and everyone can see it when the CEO g
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The Silicon Valley CEO’s and elite are deathly scared of OpenAI because of the power it has accumulated in such a short amount of time. ChatGPT is already at 300M users per week and the name is synonymous with chatbots which in turn will be
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Speaking of reading, if we simulate a theoretical person (who hasn't read a book in their life and has poor reading comprehension and speed) and that person has the goal of reaching a 700 score on the SAT verbal, how many hundreds of h
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Lawmakers remind Apple it must remove TikTok from the App Store next month
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ChatGPT now has over 300M weekly users
(theverge.com)
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Why do so many US politicians use iPads with Magic Keyboards?
(twitter.com)
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After reading Yuval Noah Harari’s book ‘Sapiens’, it made me realize how little humans have changed, even as we approach creating AGI. We still form tribes, vilifying anyone who doesn’t conform to our rules. A dissenting opinion is strictly
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Observe a young person using their phone. They constantly multitask, rapidly switching between apps like Safari, camera, TikTok and YouTube. Unlike older generations who associate "heavy" apps with desktop software like Photoshop,
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Ben Thompson: Vision Pro is Stuck in a past paradigm, like Microsoft's Mobile
(stratechery.com)
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https://archive.ph/5nCxM#selection-1389.0-1396.0
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https://archive.is/gkyrd
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OpenAI targets 1B users in next phase of growth
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Times have changed. Students who use podcasts, YouTube, and ChatGPT to complete their academic tasks aren't shallower or less educated than those who have spent years mastering the skill of extracting information from dense books.I hav
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