We have a new generation of AI tools that make accessible to everyone the knowledge that was previously required when computers didn’t have graphical user interfaces and only those who were passionate about technology would acquire it. It is the power of the command line that unlocks possibilities in the use of your computer that […]
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AI and robotics are progressing rapidly, though many expected robotics to advance more quickly beyond industrial applications into our homes and the broader world. As AI-powered robots become increasingly sophisticated and capable, we periodically ask ourselves if they are conscious. Consciousness can be interpreted in many ways. In its richest form, it encompasses the inner
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In the AI 2027 scenario forecast, published just a few of days ago, the authors Daniel Kokotajlo, Scott Alexander, Thomas Larsen, Eli Lifland, and Romeo Dean, discuss how the next two or three years could play out as AI becomes stronger and stronger, with AGI potentially around the corner and ASI right behind it. In
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Data Portability First Somewhat paradoxically, these days I almost immediately ask myself how I can get back the value I provided to a platform, rather than what benefits it can give me. Specifically, I want to know: For example, I use a CRM called Clay and was dismayed to discover that their data export doesn’t
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My live conversation with Tony Seba and James Arbib about their book Stellar has provoked a lot of questions from the audience on the various platforms, and since the platforms cannot be trusted, I chose to collect both the questions and my answers and reorganized them thematically in order to preserve them. I reorganized the
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Stellar Futures & Post-Extraction Economics with James Arbib and Tony Seba – Searching For The Question Live 105 Exploring the transformative ideas from the book “Stellar: A World Beyond Limits And How To Get There” by James Arbib and Tony Seba, we examine how converging technologies are creating a fundamentally different economic system where production
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Backing up your data is essential, whether from social media platforms, YouTube, or AI assistants like ChatGPT. Here you can find a simple way to export and download your interactions from ChatGPT and other AI platforms. 1. ChatGPT To begin, open your ChatGPT settings and navigate to the Data Control section. Inside, you will find
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We talk about scalability, and scaling laws. But what does scalability actually mean? Let’s explore the idea of scalability, starting with the example of maps. Maps have a unique quality—they demonstrate what I call ‘perfect scalability.’ When you create a map, the effort required to draw it is independent of the size of the area
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Is it possible to build a bridge in a single day with a million workers? Can a lemon produce a thousand liters of juice if squeezed for long enough? These “disanalogies” show how surprising AI’s scalability laws are. Jensen Huang illustrates how the power of artificial intelligence systems grows exponentially from training to fine tuning,
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During his 2025 keynote at CES in Las Vegas, Jensen Huang, in his usual approachable style, delivered some important updates regarding what I call the Paradigm of Jolting Technologies as it applies to AI architectures. Historically, a given technology approach would deliver improvements only up to a point, after which further efforts would generate progressively
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