ChatGPT is getting sued, and it's only the beginning
ChatGPT is getting sued by a first small batch of artists and writers on the way it was trained by
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Thread *not* launching in Europe is pure gold
Meta (Facebook) has officially launched Thread, its Twitter competitor. And it's a straightforward Twitter clone, which is probably the best
The enshittification of LinkedIn
My last social bastion of interesting (and polite) social exchange on an internet platform might be going away. I'm referring
No more grey cars?
Fiat has just announced they will stop producing grey cars. In a literal way. The move is quite interesting as
🟢 Europe now has a clear role in tech, regulating it (you're welcome)
This week, I wanted to tackle a long-standing discussion we needed to have about how Europe has become a white knight of sorts for the US, "helping" them –and the rest of the world– regulate Big Tech. It's not a perfect story, but still...
Holding on to your core value and selling consistency
Sometimes you have to decide if you're in a Kodak moment or if you have to hold to your guns.
The Fediverse, it has electrolytes!
The fediverse is a combination of "federation" and "universe." A very poorly chosen monicker, if you ask me, that will
The percolation of AI has started, and Microsoft is at the helm
After our full discussion about the GAFAM and other possible frailties, as they headed in 2023, I predicted a few