wonder how much an advertiser would have to pay Google to place an ad across the top of people's Gmail inboxes

(overheard gen Z to another gen Z walking outside in SF) i was right. i'm always right

New: At an all-hands meeting last week, Google employees questioned leadership about cost cuts, layoffs and “morale” issues following the company’s better-than-expected first-quarter earnings report. cnb.cx/4brOW6N

(always love saying this) join us!!!

i was just there a few weeks back, the cafeteria was poppin' sfchronicle.com/realestate/art…

'A reported 75 percent of workers now use AI at work, claiming the technology saves them 'time, boosts creativity and allows them to focus on their most important work.''

is anyone mad about this appleinsider.com/articles/24/05…

why delete a dataset businessinsider.com/openai-destroy…

yeah need to try the new Pencil Pro stat

wonder whose PHI got got sec.gov/ix?doc=/Archiv…

nice acceleration in revenue growth although looks like it'll slow a bit in q2

i sign checks with my professional pen

'I not only hope you come next year. I hope I come next year.'

And that concludes the 5-hour Q&A #BHSM2024

Big news this morning before #BHSM2024 kickoff

Warren Buffett cut his Apple bet by about 13% to a stake worth $135.4 billion at the end of Q1. It's the second quarter in a row Berkshire has trimmed $AAPL
cnbc.com/2024/05/04/war…

Job openings and quits both fell in March as a wide range of labor market indicators are consistent with a cooling economy--and a labor market that, broadly, is like where it was in 2019--with lower quits but higher openings (with a question of whether openings were trending up).

Amazon says shareholders should vote against a proposal for a board committee on AI oversight because, among other reasons, 'none of our peer companies has a board committee dedicated solely to risks arising from AI' sec.gov/Archives/edgar…

congrats to Ari!! twitter.com/talkingbiznews…

this is fine