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AI is dangerously concentrated. While we see new and improved models from startups and in the open-source space, only a handful of players provide the engines that drive much of the AI we use on the front end. In the cloud market, just three companies control most of the artificial intelligence hardware—as discussed in depth […]
We open this edition of our bi-monthly AI roundup with a prompting question: can you name three AI prompting techniques that regularly improve the quality of AI responses? With studies increasingly showing that prompts really matter for AI output (so much that even AI developers themselves are unsure what their models are capable of), we’re […]
When we use AI, we’re also using the cloud. With the desirable AI models exorbitant to train and taxing to run, off components both costly and in high-demand—running only with heavy computing power—it’s debatable if the technology could be accessible at all without the shared scaling enabled by cloud computing. And with massive deals funding […]
Increasingly there seems to be just three positions on the future of AI and work: Doom: A 2023 Goldman Sachs prediction that as many as 300 million fulltime jobs would be lost due to AI inflamed the anxieties of many, who see the tech as a potential devastation for workers—potentially leading even to our extinction. […]
The term warehouse has traditionally brought to mind large storage facilities. People may picture inventory, forklifts, loading docks, and workers packing shipments. Before 2020, most people rarely thought about how these facilities affected the larger supply and demand system. The pandemic changed that view. Essential goods became harder to access, and global supply chains became […]
