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The AI boom is just not sustainable; Apollo’s Torsten Slok joins the chorus. Torsten Slok argues that the AI boom can only be seen in the hyperscalers and semiconductor companies and that this is caus

From a few hundred thousand to 100M AI builders in 2028? AI will create tons of jobs if we make it distributed instead of monopolized by a few companies! 'A few years ago, there were a few hundred tho

Sakana AI has launched Sakana Translate, a translation service accessible at translate.sakana.ai, as announced by David Ha from Sakana AI Labs. The tool likely represents the company's approach to neu

With inference scale and research scale to drive efficiency, and ever-improving frontier models as brains, this would be a way for the Labs to undercut even open weights models. Some companies will st

Don't forget, we'll be in Paris for @RaiseSummit. Will we see you there? Going to be in Paris for @RaiseSummit? Join us and @nvidia to hear from leaders at both companies on the future of AI inference

Exactly. I've been disseminating a similar message for years. The concentration of power in AI and the desire for control is by far the biggest danger of AI. It could lead to a few private companies a

The Boring Company is constructing precast concrete segments for the first phase of Dubai Loop, with approximately 25,000 segments each weighing around 4,000 pounds required for the project. This repr

Something about this year’s @aiDotEngineer World’s Fair just hit different. Last year was the year of “let the agents rip.” This year was the year of realizing that autonomy without structure creates

Together AI highlights the rapid growth of AI token consumption across multiple companies and teams, noting an increase from 30 billion tokens monthly to 400 trillion annually, with platforms like Cur

GLM 5.2 is 5x cheaper than Opus 4.8 and 11x than Fable 5, yet it tops PostTrainBench. That’s exciting because lower costs make personalized intelligence economically viable. Every company and country

Swyx expressed interest in organizing a meet and greet at AIE (likely an industry event or conference) and was seeking a host organization or company willing to host him at their booth. The post appea

Together AI announced a Series C funding round aimed at accelerating the adoption and development of open-source AI models and infrastructure. The funding enables the company to expand its platform fo

One of the reasons we brought @xAIMemphis to Mississippi wasn’t just its record-breaking $20 billion investment. It was also because the company is a great corporate partner that’s committed to giving

Fireworks AI announced achieving 446 tokens per second throughput speeds as measured by Artificial Analysis benchmarks, positioning this as their standard performance metric. The company offers custom

if US bans open source because China is leading, then 1. impossible to enforce(you just need to download a zip for weights) 2. Increases the cost of using AI for US companies and consumers, while Chin

Spotify's VP of Engineering Niklas Gustavsson discussed the company's deployment practices, revealing they execute 4,500 production deploys daily and that 73% of pull requests now utilize AI assistanc

The Hugging Face CEO argues that being characterized as 'too dangerous' can serve as effective marketing for frontier AI companies, suggesting that such controversy may enhance their public profile an

Dylan Patel discusses concerns within the AI startup ecosystem about potential Chinese AI model bans and their impact on companies generating significant revenue. The post appears to address industry-

I just published my article on how hyperscalers like AMZN, MSFT, and $GOOGL will benefit in the token optimization era and why I believe the companies will re-rate much higher. https://www.uncoveralph

Another case of what I call The Klarna Effect. 🦔Ford admitted it had to rehire engineers after replacing them with AI systems that couldn't do the job. The company's VP of hardware engineering said th

Gary Marcus discusses 'The Klarna Effect,' examining how AI adoption by companies like Klarna has led to significant workforce reductions despite increased productivity. The post explores the broader

GLM-5.2 is the open-source Claude moment. The demand we’re seeing at Databricks is astonishing. The world is going to see massive adoption of oss LLMs. Also, more companies will shift toward post-trai

Ethan Mollick discusses OpenAI's naming convention and model release strategy, speculating on what capabilities or timeline the company might be reserving the GPT-6 designation for rather than applyin

Replit participated in a major event in Rio that attracted 30,000 founders and builders, highlighting how their platform is enabling rapid application development. The company emphasizes that the barr

Always playing checkers and never chess. President Trump on truth social: any country that imposes a Digital Services Tax on American companies will immediately be met with a 100% tariff on any and al

Gary Marcus posted a correction regarding a New York Times report about a company contemplating delays to their IPO plans. The post appears to address inaccuracies or clarifications needed in the orig

Elon Musk claims that Grok, the AI assistant developed by his company xAI, maintains balanced perspectives and avoids excessive bias in its responses. The statement reflects Musk's positioning of Grok

This post argues that companies building the best products at any given layer of technology or infrastructure will be those whose teams are deeply focused and passionate about that specific layer rath

'There should be as many models in the world as firms in the world.' Satya and I dig into when to own vs. rent your intelligence, why every company should be building and climbing its own private eval

Gary Marcus fact-checks a claim that WeWork had no revenue, indicating this is a debunking of a false statement about the coworking company's financial performance. The post clarifies that WeWork did

Clem Delangue, CEO of Hugging Face, discusses the company's commitment to open-source AI models and their role in democratizing machine learning. The post likely covers Hugging Face's strategy for adv

This post likely presents a before-and-after comparison of some aspect of Tesla, SpaceX, X (formerly Twitter), or another Musk-led enterprise, showing the contrast between the company's initial state

SpaceX rocket launches in 2026 are insanely brutal SpaceX: • 76 operational launches ➝ 76 successes ➝ 0 failures The entire rest of the world combined: • 55 tracked launches ➝ 49 successes ➝ 6 failure

Big Tech's 1 trillion AI moat just got DESTROYED by a free Chinese download. Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and Meta are pouring fortunes into chips and data centers because they have been told that whoev

This post argues that the most effective founders limit their LinkedIn activity, suggesting that time spent on social media posts is better invested in building their companies. The assertion reflects

Clem Delangue, CEO of Hugging Face, announced a news update alongside Durga Malladi, likely regarding new developments, products, or initiatives from the company. The post was shared on X (formerly Tw

SpaceX's @Starlink will be installed on more than 80 giant Oldendorff ships. Oldendorff is one of the world’s largest dry bulk shipping companies. 'With vessels operating in diverse regions and tradin

I tag Claude many times a day to write PRs, address user feedback, investigate incidents, do data analyses, summarize information, etc. Use it as your company's search engine. 'What's the status on X?

This appears to be a brief, informal post from Clement Delangue, CEO of Hugging Face, likely expressing enthusiasm about a development, product launch, or company milestone. Without access to the spec

OpenAI DevDay 2026, the company's major developer conference, will take place in San Francisco on September 29, 2026, with applications opening for attendees. The application deadline is July 1, 2026.

By the end of the decade and maybe a lot sooner, we will wonder why we ever treated these folks like they were gods. “The more I listen to AI company CEOs, the stranger they sound,” says another tech

Gary Marcus discusses potential competitive threats to CoreWeave, a GPU cloud computing company, from SpaceX's large GPU contracts and infrastructure investments. The post likely examines how SpaceX's

Is there a market where folk are predicting when Reflection AI will drop their first model This is probably as much compute as currently used by all the Chinese open source companies together (more ad

To be clear: 1. No it can't. I've used Fable while it was available, it was a good model but still less than 1% of the way there. 2. If it could, that fact would generally benefit SaaS companies, not

Clem Delangue, CEO of Hugging Face, celebrated reaching nearly 1,000 followers on the platform, marking a milestone in the company's social media presence. The post reflects growth in community engage

The more you embrace AI, the more you need SaaS. This is not obvious to armchair market analysts who love disruption narratives, but it is obvious to people actually running companies. Levie now uses