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Notes from today's AI frontier event
(substack.com)
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Tools Create Capacity, Workflows Create Value
(robertgreiner.com)
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The Importance of Workflows in AI
(substack.com)
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Growth in the percentage of population going to college. And from a research reputation point of view it’s very important to create a lot of mini-mes.
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Chicago has a $220 million annual deficit before the Trump issues. You can’t blame this fiscal mismanagement on the ebbs and flows of politics. Everything has an opportunity cost. Can you defend funding full scholarship plus stipend PhDs
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Insights and Surprises from Accenture's "Learning Revisited"
(substack.com)
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Does Agentic AI imply output goes to infinity?
(substack.com)
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Malicious-Looking URL Creation Service
(schneier.com)
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Very true. Many of my favorite nightlife places have closed too. Then again, I gave up drinking, so I put their kids through college like I used to!
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If they don’t like it they can vote it down or make a higher bid. This is why almost all buyouts come with a premium. If they choose as a group not to sell then the deal doesn’t get done. They elect a board to get the best deal for them.
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Also true of favorite restaurants and childhood haunts. Things change and interests move on.
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Agentic AI as Unlimited Junior Analysts
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Have you ever met someone from Mensa or Harvard that didn't bring it up? :-)
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https://archive.is/7Voin
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How to Spot a Genius
(economist.com)
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Wouldn’t the TAM be defined by number of agents? In the end there will be more agents coding than people.
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Follow the money. Let's say you're listening to a podcast extoll the virtues of a high protein low carb diet. You'll assign a mental probability that they're correct. Does that prior probability change if you learn the
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Orchard Robotics, agtech using AI to solve farming's data problem, raises $22M
(geekwire.com)
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It's time to retire the ticket: An IT roadmap for agentic AI
(cio.com)
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Python to win them all – revisited
(substack.com)
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They're pushing so hard on Gemini because they know the search days are limited.
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Harvard's Public Health Dean Was Paid $150k to Testify Tylenol Causes Autism
(thecrimson.com)
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Gen Z are eating dinner at 6pm – and it's because they're losers
(standard.co.uk)
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Very good point. There’s a big difference between “everyone gets heard” and “everyone gets a veto.” Breaking ties is part of the leader’s job. Of course if every issue requires the leader to break the tie, then perhaps there’s either a man
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It's who you know – unless you're famous: Professional networks scholar mobility [pdf]
(demogr.mpg.de)
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The Illusion of Diminishing Returns: Measuring Long Horizon Execution in LLMs
(arxiv.org)
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Boring Oracle became cool again
(cnn.com)
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Elizabeth Stone on what's next for Netflix – and streaming itself
(techcrunch.com)
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I'm huge into measurement, and quantifying this has stumped me. It's one of the few areas I'm willing to surrender and say "Let's just pick a % of time to put on it." It's bad to say "Let's give
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Will AI have the same adoption challenges as the cloud?
(substack.com)
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