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Tariffs are reshaping the tech industry, creating challenges for some and opportunities for others. As companies adjust their strategies, a divide in innovation pace is emerging—one that could have lasting effects on the future of AI development.
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Apple’s new GSM-Symbolic benchmark claims AI lacks true reasoning, sparking debate in the AI community. Is it pattern matching or actual intelligence? Tests may miss AI’s real-world strengths, like problem-solving and creativity. Are we even asking the right questions?
Zero to Validation
Attention is earned, not bought. In this edition of Zero to Validation, learn how to cut through the noise by understanding your audience’s problems better than they do. Discover two mindset shifts and three steps to build trust, attract the right customers, and keep their attention.
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Amazon is making bold moves in AI at AWS re:Invent 2024. With custom Trainium 2 chips, the AWS Bedrock ecosystem, and a partnership with Anthropic’s Claude, Amazon is building a vertically integrated stack to compete in enterprise AI. It’s a long-term play to redefine the AI landscape.
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Fear of AI replacing jobs often ignores key insights: Jevons’ Paradox shows that as resources like AI become abundant, demand grows, creating new uses. Moravec’s Paradox reveals AI struggles with tasks humans find easy. Together, they paint a future of transformation, not replacement.
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A new study shows large language models (LLMs) can raise prices in simulated markets—even when instructed not to collude. This highlights challenges in regulating AI-driven businesses, as implicit behaviors emerge that humans didn’t plan for. Can we trust AI to play fair?
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Claude, is transforming AI with the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling it to “use tools” like Google Maps. Developers can integrate apps with ease, and no-code solutions are on the way. This marks AI’s shift from conversation to action, unlocking new possibilities for productivity.
A new study shows large language models (LLMs) can raise prices in simulated markets—even when instructed not to collude. This highlights challenges in regulating AI-driven businesses, as implicit behaviors emerge that humans didn’t plan for. Can we trust AI to play fair?
Imagine typing your ideas in plain English and watching AI turn them into working software. Sounds like science fiction, right? But it's happening now. We're on the edge of a new era where you don't need coding skills or a computer science degree to
Chatbots have emerged as one of the most common interfaces. They’re everywhere—from customer service platforms to virtual assistants. At first glance, they seem like the perfect tool, bridging the gap between complex AI systems and everyday users. But, if we dig a little deeper, some significant flaws emerge
When you buy a car, you think about what’s under the hood. Some care about horsepower, while others focus on fuel efficiency. Similarly, when building applications—especially AI-driven ones—what’s under the hood matters. Instead of an engine, you’ve got large language models (LLMs). These are the
Sharing Thoughts on Tech-Powered Products
Charging early validates value. In this edition of Zero to Validation, learn why asking for payment from the start helps prove demand and shapes your product. Discover mindset shifts and action steps to test pricing, engage early customers, and build a business people are eager to pay for.
Why risk building before knowing it’ll sell? In this edition of Zero to Validation, learn why early adopters buy promises, not products, and how to validate your idea fast. Discover mindset shifts and practical steps to test demand and refine your pitch—saving time and money.
Imagine typing your ideas in plain English and watching AI turn them into working software. Sounds like science fiction, right? But it's happening now. We're on the edge of a new era where you don't need coding skills or a computer science degree to
Chatbots have emerged as one of the most common interfaces. They’re everywhere—from customer service platforms to virtual assistants. At first glance, they seem like the perfect tool, bridging the gap between complex AI systems and everyday users. But, if we dig a little deeper, some significant flaws emerge
Apple recently dropped its latest fall lineup, and while most people are buzzing about AI, I want to talk about something just as important—if not more so. Health tech. Yes, AI is a massive part of Apple’s strategy, but health tech is where they’re truly pushing boundaries.
When you buy a car, you think about what’s under the hood. Some care about horsepower, while others focus on fuel efficiency. Similarly, when building applications—especially AI-driven ones—what’s under the hood matters. Instead of an engine, you’ve got large language models (LLMs). These are the
In the ever-changing landscape of technology, one of the most significant challenges we face today is keeping up with the rapid advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI). It's easy to feel overwhelmed by the constant influx of new tools, features, and capabilities that seem to emerge daily. Many of
Product management is full of decisions. Some are straightforward, while others can be complex, but all of them boil down to one essential question: Is this the right bet to make right now? As product managers, our job is to ensure that every decision we make aligns with the strategic
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been making waves across various industries, and the world of software engineering is no exception. But the real question is: how are engineers actually using these AI-driven tools, particularly large language models (LLMs), in their day-to-day coding tasks? The answer might surprise you, especially if you’
Creating a tech-powered product strategy requires understanding customer needs at a fundamental level. In this article, we’ll explore how you can strategically position your product to compete with a giant like Microsoft Word. Specifically one of their dominant products: Microsoft Word. Microsoft has a market cap of around a
In a move that highlights the enduring allure and financial clout of social media platforms, Reddit is gearing up for a public debut that is bound to catch the eyes of investors and tech enthusiasts alike. The platform, known for its vibrant communities and passionate discussions, is targeting a $6.
In the last few decades, the introduction of technology into the workplace has been both a boon and a bane, significantly altering the way we work, the nature of jobs available, and how businesses operate. The latest contender in this ongoing transformation is Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI), a technology that