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Upsetting lack of transparency. Can you imagine being on the board and the start of doing this? Sam Altman It's just so embarrassing. businessinsider.com/openai-board-m…

Why are OpenAI targeting GPT-4o like a Voice Companion? To try to retain young people. It's mostly GenZ who are their active users, e.g. students.

In the real world, more people have heard of Snap Inc.'s My AI than Claude. What does this mean for Anthropic's marketing challenges? Anthropic

Contrary to hype, popular opinion or information on X or LinkedIn. People using Gen AI at work is not actually a thing. Barely a quarter ever use Generative AI at work in 2024.

It turns out X is mostly pedaling AI misinformation. Even chatGPT isn't mainstream. This essentially means generative AI hype is fake. techradar.com/computing/arti…

The Reuters survey on Generative AI is priceless and gives us more factual data than a lot of the social media propaganda and Techno-optimism lobbying I'm seeing around. Gen AI is not mainstream and early adopter isn't even strong in the DAUs category. reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/sites/default/…

For a non-profit Sam Altman is certainly cleared house. Where does Microsoft expect OpenAI's reputation to lead them exactly? ft.com/content/ccbdff…

It appears that tweets had a bigger impact on Silicon Valley than expected... Taiwanese American Huang, now has the keys to the Future. $NVDA businessinsider.com/nvidia-jensen-…

What would be quality stocks in an era of the bifurcation of the economy and an AI momentum that equates to a technological optimism of the elite? Serious question. #stocks

Nvidia stock split is right around the corner, and could help crystallize the gains it has made in the last 2 years. $NVDA Demand for its Blackwell platform and AI chips is going to be fairly high this year and in 2025. But as generative AI disappoints...

Google is really disrupting itself fairly all on its own? I've never seen poor leadership so willing to sacrifice their reputation just to test a new product. washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/…

Tell me where the writers of the Atlantic ask for their consent? Are paid subscriptions even remotely a good idea in this kind of an economy? theatlantic.com/technology/arc…

America is in a k-shaped economy. This suggests that generative AI will pump value for the top 20% of consumers while stripping more value from the bottom 40%. So how you view the lobbying of the technology optimism movement, is mostly just a function of your rank.

You aren't a "regular company" if you take 10 billion from a cloud provider. You could argue this isn't even an independent company. businessinsider.com/sam-altman-mul…

Looks like I'll have to Linda Yaccarino quit X, if I write 2,000 posts and get 200 followers who are mostly bots. That's not an adequate user experience for some who writes daily with 300,000 actual readers.

When American democracy depends on three swing States, you cannot call it a functional representative democracy. America doesn't really have a real democracy.

A dangerous escalation... nytimes.com/2024/05/30/us/…

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