How to cook a cat and the cost of running ChatGPT
Getting my eyes away from the turmoils ChatGPT is creating in the
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[ Looking back at ] ChatGPT
💡I just made a quick repository of all my articles related to
The Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat syndrome
In January 1896, the Lumières brothers had the first public viewing of
🟢 How Benedict Evans sees the future of digital
This week let's move past the GAFAM and ChatGPT and zoom out to consider the future of digital. Good timing, as Benedict Evans just published his annual deck of slides on the very subject!
The friction of signing in on the web
I was just reading an article on The Verge that I both
ChatGPT is fine, but China's long-term AI race is not going away
While ChatGPT has been unleashed on the world, I started to read
AI, a Photoshop for the mind...
Tim Rayner from Phase One Insight poked me recently to discuss an
🟢 The conflicting business model of subscription
While Meta just announced a paying blue mark subscription for Facebook and Meta, it's worth questioning their logic, if there's a real strategy at play, and what subscription is as a business model anyway.
Peacetime vs. Wartime innovation?
If you think The Godfather II would be the worst possible source
🟢 The year the GAFAM could disappear. Episode 5, Facebook
In this series of five articles, I will discuss each of the current GAFAMs as 2023 might be the year their reign of supremacy on our life, work, and social connection comes to an end.
Why AI will be the new dominant business model
With the seemingly sudden rise of artificial intelligence as the new thing
The second-order consequences of the pandemic
Now that we might start to believe that the Covid-19 pandemic is