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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world. Big tech companies, such as Microsoft, Meta, and Google, are reporting increased spending on artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure in their quarterly earnings reports. Meta is focusing on AI investments to enhance its social media platforms, while Microsoft is on track to surpass $10 billion in annual revenue from AI. Google highlighted that AI is writing over 25% of new code at the company. OpenAI has dropped its plans to create its own foundries and is working with Broadcom and TSMC to develop custom AI chips. Wall Street is investing $50 billion in AI power and data center projects to meet the energy demands of AI technology. However, there are concerns about the accuracy of AI models, with leading models providing incorrect voting information half of the time. Overall, big tech's commitment to AI remains strong, with ongoing developments and investments in the AI space.The hype surrounding AI influencers may not reflect reality. A popular post on LinkedIn promoting AI technology has left many people unsatisfied with the results. A new CNBC poll revealed that 79% of respondents had tried Microsoft Copilot, but only 25% thought it was worth it. This suggests that people are not ignoring AI but are waiting to see if it will be effective. Emphasizing the importance of seeing through the hype surrounding AI, author Gary Marcus offers his publication, "Taming Silicon Valley," as a resource for readers and government leaders. He encourages readers to support his work by becoming subscribers.Female Founders Fund (FFF) has successfully returned its first fund, a rare achievement in the venture capital industry. Their focus on investing in female founders has led to outsized returns, with investments in companies like Maven, Eloquii, and Billie showcasing the potential for success when backing overlooked founders. FFF's hands-on approach and strong founder-investor relationships have contributed to their success, attracting attention from LPs and industry players. The firm, led by founder Anu Duggal, is challenging traditional norms in venture capital and paving the way for more diverse and inclusive investment strategies.Fears and challenges surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) are discussed in a Halloween-themed issue. Exaggerated fears driven by financial incentives, potential energy consumption implications, and the impact of laws and regulations on AI innovation are explored. Researchers and policymakers must collaborate to regulate AI responsibly while harnessing its potential and mitigating risks.Dropbox laid off 20% of its workforce as it transitions to improve its financial performance. Amazon CEO Andy Jassy sought to establish a rapport with Republican nominee Donald Trump, leading to various repercussions in the industry.Cultural changes in Saudi Arabia regarding women's rights and the celebration of Halloween are highlighted. The intersection of cultural shifts, art investment, technology developments, and business news is emphasized.OpenAI has partnered with Broadcom and TSMC to develop AI chips for running AI models after training, focusing on inference chips rather than GPUs. Despite challenges in becoming profitable by 2029, OpenAI continues to innovate and partner with other tech giants.In conclusion, big tech companies' heavy investments in AI raise concerns about competition in the global technology market and its impact on society. The future may be dominated by AI-driven societies led by American tech giants, with potential negative impacts on democracy and capitalism.
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world. Big tech companies, such as Microsoft, Meta, and Google, are reporting increased spending on artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure in their quarterly earnings reports. Meta is focusing on AI investments to enhance its social media platforms, while Microsoft is on track to surpass $10 billion in annual revenue from AI. Google highlighted that AI is writing over 25% of new code at the company. OpenAI has dropped its plans to create its own foundries and is working with Broadcom and TSMC to develop custom AI chips. Wall Street is investing $50 billion in AI power and data center projects to meet the energy demands of AI technology. However, there are concerns about the accuracy of AI models, with leading models providing incorrect voting information half of the time. Overall, big tech's commitment to AI remains strong, with ongoing developments and investments in the AI space.The hype surrounding AI influencers may not reflect reality. A popular post on LinkedIn promoting AI technology has left many people unsatisfied with the results. A new CNBC poll revealed that 79% of respondents had tried Microsoft Copilot, but only 25% thought it was worth it. This suggests that people are not ignoring AI but are waiting to see if it will be effective. Emphasizing the importance of seeing through the hype surrounding AI, author Gary Marcus offers his publication, "Taming Silicon Valley," as a resource for readers and government leaders. He encourages readers to support his work by becoming subscribers.Female Founders Fund (FFF) has successfully returned its first fund, a rare achievement in the venture capital industry. Their focus on investing in female founders has led to outsized returns, with investments in companies like Maven, Eloquii, and Billie showcasing the potential for success when backing overlooked founders. FFF's hands-on approach and strong founder-investor relationships have contributed to their success, attracting attention from LPs and industry players. The firm, led by founder Anu Duggal, is challenging traditional norms in venture capital and paving the way for more diverse and inclusive investment strategies.Fears and challenges surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) are discussed in a Halloween-themed issue. Exaggerated fears driven by financial incentives, potential energy consumption implications, and the impact of laws and regulations on AI innovation are explored. Researchers and policymakers must collaborate to regulate AI responsibly while harnessing its potential and mitigating risks.Dropbox laid off 20% of its workforce as it transitions to improve its financial performance. Amazon CEO Andy Jassy sought to establish a rapport with Republican nominee Donald Trump, leading to various repercussions in the industry.Cultural changes in Saudi Arabia regarding women's rights and the celebration of Halloween are highlighted. The intersection of cultural shifts, art investment, technology developments, and business news is emphasized.OpenAI has partnered with Broadcom and TSMC to develop AI chips for running AI models after training, focusing on inference chips rather than GPUs. Despite challenges in becoming profitable by 2029, OpenAI continues to innovate and partner with other tech giants.In conclusion, big tech companies' heavy investments in AI raise concerns about competition in the global technology market and its impact on society. The future may be dominated by AI-driven societies led by American tech giants, with potential negative impacts on democracy and capitalism.
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OWITH.ai - Only What's Important to Hear around AI and Tech
Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.Netflix's recent success and market value surge can be attributed to their adoption of a "flywheel" approach, similar to Amazon's strategy. This approach focuses on components like subscribers and average revenue per user to drive growth and engagement. The introduction of an ad-supported tier and pursuit of live sports are seen as potential new levers for increasing revenue. In contrast, the Stargate project, a $500 billion plan to build data centers for AI, is seen as a high-stakes gamble with uncertain returns. Microsoft is also making efforts to offset its carbon footprint by purchasing carbon credits from a Brazilian company.Today's CEO Daily covers the events at Davos, with Trump addressing the World Economic Forum via video link and threatening Putin over Ukraine. The markets are performing well, with most major indexes at or approaching all-time highs. Nicolai Tangen, CEO of Norges Bank Investment Management, recommends selling U.S. tech stocks, while Nadella wades into a fight between Musk and Altman. The text also includes analyst notes from Goldman Sachs, Herb Greenberg, Convera, and Apollo.The text covers various topics related to technology, including discussions at the World Economic Forum on AI implementations, governance, and geoengineering to combat climate change. Deepseek's open reasoning model, Deepseek-R1, is highlighted for its transparency and performance in benchmarks. Affordable humanoid robots from Chinese companies like Unitree and EngineAI are discussed, reflecting China's push for global leadership in robotics. The text also touches on the Texas AI law, GenAI for electronics, and the potential benefits of AI-generated chip designs.Project Stargate is a $500 billion initiative aimed at enhancing AI capabilities in the United States, with OpenAI emerging as a key player supported by major tech companies. However, doubts exist about the accuracy of the investment figure. The project is seen as a way for financial elites to control AI development, with concerns about monopoly capitalism and potential displacement of jobs. OpenAI's relationship with Microsoft is strained, and questions linger about the company's funding sources and ability to deliver on promises. Despite Trump aligning with OpenAI, there are concerns about the impact of Project Stargate on the AI industry and global economic systems. Elon Musk has expressed doubts about OpenAI's ability to fund projects like Stargate. The project raises concerns about monopoly control in the AI sector and could have unintended consequences for workers. The concept of a stargate is used metaphorically in discussions about AI emergence and national defense, referencing past projects like the U.S. Army's Stargate Project.Thank you for listening to OWITH.ai: the podcast that keeps you informed on all things AI and tech! Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world. Clint Sharp, CEO of Cribl, recently acted as interim Chief Revenue Officer to help the company meet its revenue goals and successfully achieve a $200 million annual recurring revenue target. Sharp, along with Abby Strong and the head of finance, led a well-structured sales operation that contributed to Cribl's 70% year-over-year growth. The company, now valued at $3.5 billion, is seen as a potential IPO candidate in the future. Mike Pyle has since joined as the new Chief Revenue Officer, allowing Sharp to focus on his CEO responsibilities. In other news, OpenAI, Softbank, and other tech companies announced a $500 billion investment in AI infrastructure in the U.S. under the project named Stargate. Additionally, various startups across different industries raised significant funding rounds to further develop their products and technologies and expand their market reach. This reflects a positive outlook for innovation and entrepreneurship in the tech ecosystem.President Trump recently announced the "Stargate Project," a joint venture with OpenAI, Softbank, and Oracle to invest in AI infrastructure in the U.S., starting with $100 billion and aiming for $500 billion over four years. Mistral AI, a French company valued at $6 billion, is not for sale and plans to focus on an IPO. Meanwhile, Meta faced backlash for censoring political hashtags on Instagram. Other news includes Netflix reporting strong earnings, Google investing $1 billion in Anthropics, Bytedance investing in AI chips, and Apple making intelligence features "opt-out" in OS upgrades.The recent announcement of Greg Abel being selected as Warren Buffett's successor at Berkshire Hathaway has sparked discussions about his success within the company and leadership style. The text also covers Trump's actions on China and TikTok, as well as the launch of a memecoin raising concerns. Stock market winners and losers under Trump are highlighted, along with news on China tariffs, AI funding, and other current events. Insights from analysts at JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs are provided, along with watercooler chat from Fortune magazine.Advancements in robotics have been making headlines lately, particularly focusing on the 'chatgpt' moment expected to occur between 2025-2030. Improvements in fine motor hand control, agility of robots, better world models for synthetic data training environments, and increased funding for robotics are being highlighted. The emergence of fast-learning robots in manufacturing, the new robot arms race with Unitree Robotics' G1 humanoid robot, and trends in consolidation and warehouse automation are also being discussed. The competition between the U.S. and China in the robotics space is emphasized, with China making significant advancements in humanoid robots. The text mentions the need for the U.S. to increase spending on robotics to keep up with China's capabilities.These recent developments highlight the exciting progress happening in the AI and tech world. Stay tuned for more updates on the latest news shaping the future of technology! Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.OpenAI is facing scrutiny following a benchmarking scandal involving its O3 model, with critics accusing the company of lacking transparency. Despite claims that AGI is not close, recent developments suggest otherwise, with hints about the singularity and the development of an agentic system called Operator. President Trump overturned Biden's AI executive order, leaving a void in federal regulations and potentially sparking conflicts with the EU. Other notable AI news includes concerns about Amazon's acquisition of Covariant AI, Metropolis acquiring Oosto, Google introducing Titans architecture, Meta's breakthrough in machine translation, and the British government's plans to integrate AI into public services. As OpenAI prepares for a significant announcement, scrutiny over its actions and transparency will be crucial to determining the validity of its advancements in AI. Additionally, developments in AI technology and models from companies like DeepSeek and Moonshot AI are offering cheaper alternatives for advanced AI reasoning tasks.Transitioning to the impact of Trump's presidency on the tech industry, including his executive orders related to AI, social media, and energy. It also highlights the concerns of U.S. drone makers working with Taiwan due to geopolitical tensions with China. Additionally, there has been a boost in stock for Chinese consumer companies following drama surrounding TikTok in the U.S. Other topics covered include Broadcom CEO's openness to more deals, Meta's attempt to poach TikTok creators, Ford's investigation into hands-free driving tech, and the decline in popularity of dating apps among Generation Z. Overall, providing a comprehensive overview of recent developments in the tech industry under Trump's second presidency.Moving on to today's CEO Daily newsletter where various business leaders discuss the collapse of trust in governments, business leaders, and the media. Donald Trump signed a large number of executive orders on his first day back in office, including actions related to pardons, fossil fuels, and immigration. Elon Musk aims to cut federal spending through his new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), but questions remain about how much he can actually accomplish. Another electric vehicle startup, Canoo, filed for bankruptcy as the industry faces challenges under the new Trump administration. Analyst notes from Wedbush, Convera, and Apollo provide insights on various topics including TikTok, the Federal Reserve, and the US economy. Around the watercooler, stories include a Chinese actor's kidnapping in Southeast Asia, a farming millionaire's chili business downfall, and potential trillionaires in the near future.Lastly, the 2023 White House executive order on AI has been rescinded as announced by Gary Marcus. This development may raise questions about Elon Musk's concerns about AI safety. To receive more updates on AI from Marcus readers can subscribe to his email newsletter. For a complete experience readers can upgrade to a paid subscription. The email also contains information on how to unsubscribe from the mailing list. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.Stratechery Plus has recently expanded its subscription service to include exclusive content from Asianometry, known for its tech-focused YouTube channel. Subscribers can now access Asianometry's content in newsletter and podcast form through the Asianometry Passport site, enriching the offerings for those interested in tech and semiconductor topics.In recent discussions on artificial intelligence (AI), topics ranged from the emergence of Deepseek-R1 as a competitor to OpenAI, concerns about fairness and transparency in AI collaborations, to advancements in video deepfakes. The text also speculates about the existence of GPT-5 and its implications for AI development, urging readers to become paid subscribers for access to exclusive content on AI developments.Despite claims from influencers about the imminent arrival of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), experts like Gary Marcus and Sam Altman have refuted these claims. Marcus on AI, a reader-supported publication, invites readers to become subscribers to support his work and receive new posts.Tech-related news includes TikTok's outage as a PR stunt, the EU expanding its investigation into Elon Musk's X platform, and a potential breakthrough announcement by OpenAI. The text also mentions AI school scandals, advancements in AI technology, and a decrease in SMS spam due to new features in a Chinese phishing kit.Goldman Sachs CEO's belief in AI's capability to complete 95% of an IPO prospectus is contrasted with GM's restriction on selling customer data. CEO Daily highlights the importance of moral leadership among CEOs, emphasizing human connection and fair treatment. The text also covers news on markets, Donald Trump's inauguration, analyst notes, and developments like AI determining CEO depression levels.Looking ahead to 2025, the semiconductor industry's significance in AI development and national security is discussed. Executive orders by the Biden administration regarding semiconductors, competition between the US and China in the AI arms race, and the role of key companies like Nvidia are highlighted. The next decade is predicted to be crucial for innovation in datacenters, semiconductors, and AI technology as the US aims to maintain its leadership position. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.Colossal Biosciences has secured $200 million in funding to bring back extinct species using AI and genetic engineering. Google and Microsoft have released new AI features and frameworks, while OpenAI has introduced "tasks" that integrate AI into daily life. An AI tutoring program in Nigeria showed significant learning gains. The text emphasizes the need for humans to effectively use new technology for creativity, innovation, and value creation. It encourages sharing of information and offers opportunities for individuals with AI-related ventures to showcase their work to a large audience..Transitioning to the intersection of extended reality (XR) and artificial intelligence (AI), providing a 3-step framework with real-world examples. Delving into the immersive technologies of virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR), and how they are changing our perception of reality by integrating digital elements. The piece also touches on the future of AR and VR at the intersection of AI, mentioning Apple's development of more affordable VR products. The author highlights Gabriele Romagnoli's XR AI Spotlight newsletter, which features interviews with founders and makers in the XR and AI space, as well as product spotlights. The text emphasizes the growing importance of AI in technology and experiences, with companies like Meta investing heavily in AI-enabled products like smart glasses.Moving on to the current state of startup exits in the venture capital industry, with a focus on the potential impact of the incoming Trump administration on dealmaking. While the number and value of exits in 2024 increased from the previous year, they are still significantly lower than the peak seen in 2021 during the pandemic. The text also highlights the growing trend of late-stage private companies seeking exits and the backlog of privately held unicorns waiting for liquidity. Additionally, it mentions some recent venture deals, private equity acquisitions, and IPOs in the market. The overall outlook for dealmaking in 2025 is cautiously optimistic, with many firms prioritizing outbound sourcing strategies to stand out.Shifting gears to GM being banned from selling driver data to third parties by the U.S. FTC, China opening an investigation into the fairness of U.S. chip grants, and Nintendo revealing the Switch 2 console. GM was found to have collected and sold driver data without adequate consent, resulting in higher insurance rates for some drivers. China's investigation into the U.S. chip sector focuses on anti-dumping and unfair practices related to chip grants. Nintendo's stock dropped after revealing the Switch 2, which was criticized for not showing anything new. Additionally, other topics covered include TSMC's record profits, Mira Murati's startup hiring AI talent, Walmart handing over control of its automation business, Tesla's Cybertruck getting a price cut, and support for phone bans in U.S. schools.Next up, billionaire Brad Jacobs believes in the benefits of going public and has rung the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange nine times. He sees being listed on the NYSE as a way to build a strong brand, attract investors, and receive valuable feedback on business performance. Jacobs finds the experience of ringing the bell to be energizing and a reminder of the power of capitalism. In other news, Citigroup reported better-than-expected earnings, while UnitedHealth Group had its first earnings call since Brian Thompson's murder. Additionally, Israel and Hamas signed a deal to end the war, and there were updates on various market trends and analyst notes from firms like Goldman Sachs and Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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Each Saturday we take the headlines of daily podcast and ask ChatGPT to create a Sci-Fi story inspired by the news. The outcome for this week is this short story. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.The article discusses how police departments in the US are using flawed and biased AI facial recognition systems to wrongfully arrest individuals, with higher error rates for black and dark-skinned individuals. The lack of laws and accountability around the use of facial recognition technology has allowed for misuse, leading to wrongful arrests and violations of civil rights. President Biden signed an executive order to lease federal sites for the development of AI infrastructure, while concerns are raised about Meta allegedly using a book piracy site to train its AI models. The text also highlights the issue of Crush AI, a known bad actor that continues to run ads on Facebook and Instagram despite being reported to Meta, raising concerns about the misuse of AI technology. The article calls for stricter laws and transparency in the use of AI technologies in law enforcement and beyond.Eve, an AI legal platform for plaintiff law firms, raised $47 million in funding led by Andreessen Horowitz. Founded in 2020, Eve has seen rapid growth with a 5x increase in revenue and 800% increase in customers. The platform streamlines processes and provides valuable insights for lawyers like Jennifer Gore. Despite a competitive market, Eve stands out for its focus on plaintiff law, attracting customers like Mike Morse. With a consumer-like approach, Eve engages users and drives daily active usage rates similar to consumer companies. The company's ability to provide end-to-end solutions sets it apart in the legal tech space. Backed by investors like Andreessen Horowitz, Eve is positioned for further success as it revolutionizes how plaintiff law firms leverage AI technology.The U.S. Federal Trade Commission sued farm equipment maker Deere for driving up repair costs by restricting repairs to its authorized dealer network. Meanwhile, Trump considers delaying the enforcement of the TikTok ban, and Biden is exploring options to keep the app available in the U.S. Additionally, smartphone maker Nothing is reportedly seeking to raise $100 million for expansion. In other news, Bitcoin rebounds, AI clickfarms are on the rise, and a woman falls in love with ChatGPT.Duke Energy CEO Lynn Good is stepping down after more than a decade in the job, with President Harry Sideris taking over. Good emphasizes the importance of succession planning and developing high-potential leaders. She advises new CEOs to focus on long-term goals while managing day-to-day responsibilities. The markets are up, with the S&P 500 nearing its all-time high. The Israel-Hamas peace deal is in doubt, and analyst notes from Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, and McKinsey are discussed. In other news, Volkswagen and Porsche CEO Oliver Blume faces criticism for juggling both roles, Meta plans to cut 5% of its lowest-performing employees, and the FTC accuses UnitedHealth Group, CVS, and Cigna of overcharging for certain drugs.The text discusses the decreasing costs of software development, particularly in creating prototypes, and how this could impact the demand for AI product managers. It emphasizes the importance of AI product management skills such as technical proficiency in AI, data proficiency, managing ambiguity, ongoing learning, and responsible implementation of AI. The release of DeepSeek-v3 is highlighted for its exceptional performance in coding and math tasks at a low training cost. The text also mentions proposed regulations on AI exports by the U.S. government to protect its technological advantages and strengthen domestic semiconductor production.The text introduces a technique to analyze community sentiment using Notebooklm, an AI-powered tool by Googl Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.Transitioning from discussions on the hype surrounding AI agents, it's clear that while the potential is vast, the current technology is still in its early stages. Challenges arise in reliability, common sense, reasoning, and understanding intentions. The road ahead for AI agents is filled with obstacles to overcome before widespread implementation can be achieved.Reflecting on the past eight months as Rubrik CEO, Bipul Sinha shares insights on balancing expectations and communication styles. Success in the cybersecurity market and awareness of risks are driving factors. Recent venture deals, acquisitions, and investments are shaping the landscape in various sectors. The M&A landscape for 2025 is looking promising for companies seeking acquisitions over going public.In other news, Amazon Prime Air is testing radar systems for drone delivery, while tech workers are canceling overseas trips due to visa crackdown fears. Meta is cutting staff, Microsoft pauses hiring, and other tech updates are provided. Global income inequality's top driver is perceived to be "rich people" with "too much political influence".Elon Musk faces legal action over Twitter stock purchases, JPMorgan employees consider unionizing, and Lululemon's CEO calls for innovation. Greenland shows openness to cooperation with Trump, Starbucks changes bathroom policy, and South Korea's suspended president is arrested. Analysts speculate on Elon Musk buying TikTok, interest rates on 10-year bonds rising, and passive investors outperforming active ones.Lawmakers in the UK, France, and the US shift focus towards AI's economic potential over its risks. Initiatives like the UK's "AI opportunities action plan" and France's summit on international AI governance emphasize economic growth through AI integration. Companies like NVIDIA and AMD push back against restrictive policies on AI exports while investing in AI technologies. The global trend towards embracing AI for economic growth and innovation continues to evolve.In conclusion, advancements in AI technology and its impact across various industries are key areas to watch as we move forward in this ever-changing landscape. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.The impact of AI on increasing solitude and isolation in society is a pressing issue that requires collective awareness and action. As technology advances, there is a danger of further fragmentation in society due to perfectly customized content and companionship provided by AI. Emotional attachments to AI companions raise questions about the implications of technology on human connection, urging a focus on shared culture rather than individualized experiences.Elon Musk's potential interest in buying TikTok's U.S. operations highlights the ongoing tech industry developments. Apple's verification of chips from TSMC's Arizona plant, Bluesky's protocol in "billionaire-proofing" social media, and Microsoft's creation of a "Core AI" unit are key updates. T-Mobile's acquisition of Vistar Media, Databricks' $5 billion debt raise, and other industry news like Sonos CEO shuffle and Starlink's impact on Kenya's ISPs also make headlines.In the U.S. stock market, a calm day saw the S&P 500 closing slightly up amid global bond market drama. Challenges in Los Angeles with wildfires and high winds persist. The CEO of SandboxAQ underscores the role of large quantitative models trained on numerical data for research acceleration and product creation. Insights on China considering selling TikTok's U.S. division to Elon Musk, a potential Israel-Hamas peace deal, and other market analyses are discussed.The Trump administration's policies on trade wars and export controls, particularly regarding AI chips, have significant implications for the global AI landscape by 2025. With restrictions aimed at preventing Beijing's military development, debates continue on the impact of protectionist measures on American competitiveness and innovation. Trump's campaign rallies are described as a mix of comedy and cult-like behavior, with ongoing debates on the effectiveness of tariffs and export bans in the US-China trade war.As we navigate through the evolving landscape of AI and technology, staying informed on these developments is crucial for understanding the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in shaping our society and economy. Stay tuned for more updates on OWITH.ai. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.Transitioning from the discussion of OpenAI O1's goals and reasoning to the invisibility of AI progress and societal preparation as AI capabilities grow, it is crucial to consider the potential benefits of using "AI slop" for generating synthetic training data and the dangers of false accusations of AI use.Moving on to Box's challenging journey to its IPO and their business model focused on maximizing customer lifetime value through significant investments in customer acquisition, it is important to note how SaaS companies have succeeded despite large losses.Shifting gears to the discussion on top New York venture investors adapting to a changing ecosystem in the VC industry, it is fascinating to explore how firms are innovating to stand out in a competitive market.Transitioning to the rise of the dollar against foreign currencies after a strong U.S. jobs report and speculation about the Fed putting interest rate cuts on hold, it is essential to consider how recent events impact various sectors.Delving into topics such as the potential ban on TikTok and Meta AI training controversy, it is crucial to understand how these issues shape the tech landscape and influence future developments.Exploring how Google's Deep Research, Learn About, and NotebookLM can be used together to supercharge research, it is evident that combining these AI tools can enhance productivity and insight in various fields.In conclusion, embracing and understanding AI's role in society is essential for progress and innovation. Remember to subscribe for more insights on AI-related topics. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.Sam Altman's logic, as summarized in a Bloomberg interview by Harlan Stewart, is considered impeccable. The details of Altman's argument are not provided in the summary, but the emphasis is on the strength of his reasoning. The reader is encouraged to upgrade to a paid subscription for more information on AI from Gary Marcus.Transitioning to the next news, the recent fires in Los Angeles have revealed shortcomings in the insurance industry, leaving many without coverage and causing financial devastation. Insurtech startups have struggled to disrupt the market dominated by established players like Progressive and Farmer's. Despite significant investments, startups have faced challenges due to the complex and capital-intensive nature of providing affordable home insurance. Political tensions have also hindered progress in addressing coverage in disaster-prone areas. The text emphasizes the need for a national conversation to address the challenges of affordable home insurance, including public infrastructure investments. Resources for supporting firefighters and affected residents are provided, highlighting the importance of community support during crises. The article underscores the complexities facing the insurance industry in the wake of natural disasters like the fires in Los Angeles, calling for a collaborative approach to address these challenges.Moving on, the U.S. is planning to expand semiconductor trade restrictions on AI chips, with three tiers of restrictions based on countries. Elon Musk is pushing for changes at X, including removing dates from posts and implementing an $8 sign-up fee for new users. President-elect Trump's proposed 60% tariff on Chinese-made laptops could increase U.S. PC prices by 68%. Waymo's chief supports a U.S. self-driving car standard, Wiz hires a CFO for an IPO, and Ubisoft explores strategic options. Eric Schmidt is working on an AI video platform called Hooglee. Taiwan's government service network faced 2.4 million daily cyber attacks in 2024, largely attributed to Chinese hackers.Lastly, the email discusses various topics including the non-farm payroll jobs report, the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles, and the impact of climate change on the insurance market. It also touches on global warming, President-elect Trump's legal issues, and Mark Zuckerberg's defense of Meta's censorship rules. Additionally, it mentions the decline in quantum computing stocks and a court decision requiring Tesla board members to return excessive compensation. Other news includes Jefferies' impressive 2024 revenue and Amazon's Return-to-Office mandate. The email is curated by Deloitte and provides insights for TMT leaders in 2025 powered by generative AI. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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OWITH.ai - Only What's Important to Hear around AI and Tech
Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.Recent incidents involving the misuse of AI tools like ChatGPT and Runway have raised concerns about accountability and regulation in the AI technology industry. These incidents include planning an attack with an explosive-laden vehicle and inserting cartoons into footage of mass shootings to bypass content filters on social media. The text emphasizes the dangers of generative AI technologies and the need for more robust safety measures. Experts highlight the rapid development of AI technology and the potential risks involved, stressing the importance of implementing risk mitigation strategies. The text also mentions other AI-related news, such as the Biden administration's plans for a new export regime for AI computer chips and investment trends in AI-driven healthcare and life sciences companies. Overall, there is a call for a dialogue on accountability, regulation, and risk mitigation as AI technology continues to evolve and become more powerful.The text then discusses the delays in the development of AI technologies, specifically GPT-5 and AGI, which were previously expected to emerge soon but have faced setbacks. Despite initial promises of exponential progress, GPT-5 has not been released yet, and there are doubts about whether it will happen this year due to challenges in data scaling. Similarly, AGI, which was predicted to surpass human intelligence by 2025, is also facing delays, with Elon Musk retracting his earlier statements about its timeline. The author, Gary Marcus, emphasizes the need for accountability in making realistic promises in the field of AI to avoid misleading expectations and decisions based on inaccurate information.Next, potential power problems that XAI could face in Memphis as they seek to expand their supercomputer operations are discussed. The CEO of Memphis' public utility expressed concerns about the city's power infrastructure supporting XAI's "Colossus" supercomputer, which is projected to have 1 million GPUs. The increasing demand for electricity from data centers like XAI's poses challenges to the city's power grid, with reports suggesting that AI data centers may already be impacting regional power grids. The text also includes updates on recent venture deals and private equity transactions, as well as information on recent IPOs and business transactions.Meta is facing regulatory challenges in Europe, with a $839 million EU antitrust fine and ongoing concerns about content moderation. Tesla is under a U.S. safety probe for its smart summon feature. eBay saw a $3 billion increase in market value after announcing a partnership with Meta. Apple is still unable to sell the iPhone 16 in Indonesia. Softbank is in talks to acquire Ampere, and Nvidia's CEO believes quantum computing utility is decades away. Other news includes criminal charges for Terraform Labs founder, Akamai ending CDN services in China, movement labs raising $100 million, an increase in auto software recalls since 2019, and Mark Cuban commenting on the NBA's viewership decline.Lastly, despite concerns about inflation, the S&P 500 rose with the market reacting to the U.S. Fed's meeting notes. Fires in Los Angeles have caused significant damage. Mark Zuckerberg's comments on fact-checking and free speech have raised concerns among CEOs. President-elect Donald Trump is facing legal challenges while Elon Musk's involvement in UK politics has raised eyebrows. The bond market is watching as yields on 10-year U.S. Treasury notes rise. Meta employees are divided on Zuckerberg's no-censorship plan, Wells Fargo's chief investment officer shared advice for investors, Goldman Sachs warns of potential market correct Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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OWITH.ai - Only What's Important to Hear around AI and Tech
Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.Mark Cuban recently shared his views on various topics at the Fortune Brainstorm Tech Dinner at CES in Las Vegas. He expressed a preference for Bluesky over X due to its more civil discourse, discussed disrupting the healthcare sector with Cost Plus Drugs, and highlighted the importance of adapting to advancements in AI. Cuban emphasized the need to measure total digital minutes for success in the media landscape and believes consumers have more control over insurance companies than they realize. He foresees action from Congress regarding healthcare and is passionate about transparency, innovation, and adaptability, reflecting in his interactions with others.CES is ongoing, with Meta announcing that it will no longer fact-check content on its platforms. Anthropics, the creator of the AI chatbot Claude, is in talks to raise $2 billion, potentially valuing the company at $60 billion. Nvidia has introduced Cosmos, a new platform for self-driving cars and robots, aiming to level the playing field for companies in the autonomous vehicle space. Memphis has warned about potential power issues with Elon Musk's supercomputer plans, while Getty and Shutterstock are merging to create a business valued at $3.7 billion. The tech industry is experiencing rapid changes, with all bets off for what to expect in 2025.The U.S. markets closed down with the S&P 500 losing more than 1%. Analysts are skeptical about the future of Jane Fraser at Citi, citing her failure to meet profitability targets. Softbank's Masayoshi Son is investing $100 billion in the U.S., focusing on AI. China's economy is facing challenges, and Trump's statements are causing confusion among foreign leaders. Meta is shifting away from fact checkers to a "community notes" system, similar to X, while Nvidia's market cap surpasses its competitors. Executives are optimistic about M&A opportunities in 2025, with the TMT industry forecasted to make significant advancements powered by generative AI.Various topics related to artificial intelligence were discussed in-depth, including ChatGPT Pro's financial losses, Nvidia's personal AI supercomputer Digits, and the impact of AI on art and robots. The valuation of Anthropic at $60 billion and the visualization of transformers were also highlighted. The text touched on potential dangers of AI-generated content creators and Meta's plans to use AI to create addictive content. Advancements in AI video generation and the impressive performance of OpenAI's O3 model were mentioned. Physics professors using AI models as tutors and predictions for AI in 2025 were also covered. The potential impact of AI on humanity and the need to reconsider the limits of human intelligence were discussed, encouraging readers to upgrade to a paid subscription for more in-depth content on artificial intelligence trends and developments. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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OWITH.ai - Only What's Important to Hear around AI and Tech
Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.The perspectives of Sam Altman and Gary Marcus on the current state of AI technology differ, with Altman being optimistic about AGI and Marcus being skeptical due to various challenges. Business executives using AI at scale have found ways to extract significant value from today's AI software despite its limitations. Examples like Prosus's Toqan AI system demonstrate how businesses can improve reliability and achieve productivity gains through careful workflow design. It is important to maintain a balanced perspective on AI's capabilities and limitations for effective implementation in a business context.Moving on to the next news, the text discusses the five stages of grief in relation to the concept of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and how people are redefining the goalposts of what AGI means. The author argues that the definition of AGI has been reasonably clear for a long time, based on conversations with experts in the field. There have been attempts to redefine AGI based on economic criteria or profitability, which strays from the original cognitive criteria. It is crucial to have a clear definition of AGI before claiming its achievement.Shifting focus to market updates, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed up, Bitcoin is trading at $101,000, and markets in Europe and Asia are in the green. Elon Musk is causing controversy in Europe with his comments. Analysts predict gold prices to reach $3,000 per ounce and European auto stocks are oversold due to Trump tariff fears. Deloitte forecasts advancements in technology, media, and telecommunications industry in 2025 with challenges in balancing investments, addressing gender gaps, managing energy consumption, and building trust.Looking ahead to 2024, the field of generative AI saw continued progress with the release of new models like O3 and Gemini 2.0, showcasing advancements in video generation and object permanence. Concerns were raised about the sustainability of throwing more hardware and compute at AI problems. The dispute between OpenAI and Elon Musk highlighted the importance of model advancements over brute force compute power. Chinese open-source models made significant strides in benchmarks, signaling increased global competition in the AI space. It is crucial to consider test-time compute in enhancing AI model performance.That's all for today from OWITH.ai, stay tuned for more updates on AI and tech world. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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