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Everyone’s looking for the next #OpenAI. But what if the next OpenAI was already in the basket? In the latest UNLOCKED episode, Andreas Bezner, CEO of Stableton, shares his perspective on owning the 20 most valuable private #tech companies in one move, and why the search for a single winner might not be where the real opportunity sits. 👉 Listen to the full episode via the link in our bio. . . This content is only intended for those permitted to receive it under local law.
Everyone’s looking for the next #OpenAI. But what if the next OpenAI was already in the basket? In the latest UNLOCKED episode, Andreas Bezner, CEO of Stableton, shares his perspective on owning the 20 most valuable private #tech companies in one move, and why the search for a single winner might not be where the real opportunity sits. 👉 Listen to the full episode via the link in our bio. . . This content is only intended for those permitted to receive it under local law.
Data centers don’t have to be as harmful to local communities as they are today. Tech companies have a choice to power their data centers with fossil fuels or clean energy. When it comes to protecting our local environment, health, and economy, the choice is simple — data centers should have to be powered by locally-generated clean energy sources. So sign the petition at the link in bio to demand data centers be powered 24/7 by clean energy. #AI #DataCenter #Virginia #CleanEnergy
Data centers don’t have to be as harmful to local communities as they are today. Tech companies have a choice to power their data centers with fossil fuels or clean energy. When it comes to protecting our local environment, health, and economy, the choice is simple — data centers should have to be powered by locally-generated clean energy sources. So sign the petition at the link in bio to demand data centers be powered 24/7 by clean energy. #AI #DataCenter #Virginia #CleanEnergy
Tech companies everyone said overpaid but got the last laugh
Tech companies everyone said overpaid but got the last laugh
Tech companies are already dropping advanced layoff warnings, and waiting around to see what happens is a high-stakes risk you simply can’t afford. The anxiety in this market is incredibly heavy, but remember: a layoff is a systemic business decision, not a reflection of your worth. You don't need to panic when you have a plan. Watch the full video to hear our career expert Toni’s advice on the exact proactive blueprint you need to secure your career and protect your peace of mind. 📌 Save this Reel so Toni's checklist is ready if you ever need it, and drop any career questions for her in the comments!
Tech companies are already dropping advanced layoff warnings, and waiting around to see what happens is a high-stakes risk you simply can’t afford. The anxiety in this market is incredibly heavy, but remember: a layoff is a systemic business decision, not a reflection of your worth. You don't need to panic when you have a plan. Watch the full video to hear our career expert Toni’s advice on the exact proactive blueprint you need to secure your career and protect your peace of mind. 📌 Save this Reel so Toni's checklist is ready if you ever need it, and drop any career questions for her in the comments!
Do AI labels work? Tech companies are struggling to flag AI content. Across the internet, tech companies are undertaking a generative waste detox, overwhelmed in many cases by the same slop first made possible by their own A.I. tools. Mobile messaging apps, restaurant review sites, scholarly archives and dating services are all rooting out or downplaying junk generated by A.I. — many relying on the same technology to pull off the purge. People are tiring of A.I.’s effect on the environment and its pressure on jobs and mental health. A.I. slop is just another “festering wound,” said Aidan Walker, a content creator and researcher studying online trends for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a global affairs think tank. “Users have gradually gotten more and more upset about it,” he said. “The climate of opinion has now recognizably shifted, so these companies are finally confronting these problems.” Generative A.I. can produce increasingly realistic images, audio and videos, but only some of it qualifies as slop. Tech companies are largely targeting the kind of low-grade clickbait that is easy to make, spread, consume and forget — the fast fashion edging out couture, the pink slime subsuming the steak. Unchecked, the synthetic swamp online could “crowd out human creativity, corrode cultural value and destabilize public discourse,” European researchers wrote last year. Caption from article by Tiffany Hsu, The New York Times. This was made in collaboration with the MediaWise Teen Creator Network.
Do AI labels work? Tech companies are struggling to flag AI content. Across the internet, tech companies are undertaking a generative waste detox, overwhelmed in many cases by the same slop first made possible by their own A.I. tools. Mobile messaging apps, restaurant review sites, scholarly archives and dating services are all rooting out or downplaying junk generated by A.I. — many relying on the same technology to pull off the purge. People are tiring of A.I.’s effect on the environment and its pressure on jobs and mental health. A.I. slop is just another “festering wound,” said Aidan Walker, a content creator and researcher studying online trends for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a global affairs think tank. “Users have gradually gotten more and more upset about it,” he said. “The climate of opinion has now recognizably shifted, so these companies are finally confronting these problems.” Generative A.I. can produce increasingly realistic images, audio and videos, but only some of it qualifies as slop. Tech companies are largely targeting the kind of low-grade clickbait that is easy to make, spread, consume and forget — the fast fashion edging out couture, the pink slime subsuming the steak. Unchecked, the synthetic swamp online could “crowd out human creativity, corrode cultural value and destabilize public discourse,” European researchers wrote last year. Caption from article by Tiffany Hsu, The New York Times. This was made in collaboration with the MediaWise Teen Creator Network.
Kings owned the land. Serfs owned nothing. Tech companies want their platforms to work the same way. This clip is from a panel at Web Summit in Lisbon last year.
Kings owned the land. Serfs owned nothing. Tech companies want their platforms to work the same way. This clip is from a panel at Web Summit in Lisbon last year.
Donald Trump’s lawsuits against some of America’s biggest media and tech companies sent tens of millions of dollars toward his future presidential library. But the public records don’t add up. As much as $21.5 million is either unaccounted for or buried in expenses with little to no explanation. Where did the money go? Who received it? And did Trump, his family, or his businesses benefit? Welcome to Episode 23 of The Corruption Chronicles. Read all about this crazy story via MSNOW: https://www.ms.now/news/trump-library-corporate-settlements-democrats-letter
Donald Trump’s lawsuits against some of America’s biggest media and tech companies sent tens of millions of dollars toward his future presidential library. But the public records don’t add up. As much as $21.5 million is either unaccounted for or buried in expenses with little to no explanation. Where did the money go? Who received it? And did Trump, his family, or his businesses benefit? Welcome to Episode 23 of The Corruption Chronicles. Read all about this crazy story via MSNOW: https://www.ms.now/news/trump-library-corporate-settlements-democrats-letter
Asking tech companies for a free laptop before they patch the method 🙏 #aitools #sidehustle #aitips
Asking tech companies for a free laptop before they patch the method 🙏 #aitools #sidehustle #aitips
We must destroy all books so the tech companies can sell them back to you via subscription 8/19 #bookburning #1984 #fahrenheit451 #knowledgeispower #destroyingbooks
We must destroy all books so the tech companies can sell them back to you via subscription 8/19 #bookburning #1984 #fahrenheit451 #knowledgeispower #destroyingbooks
When tech companies fight the consumer always loses #ai #tech
When tech companies fight the consumer always loses #ai #tech
Why Do Tech Companies Say “Shot On Smartphone” #tech #samsung #iphone
Why Do Tech Companies Say “Shot On Smartphone” #tech #samsung #iphone
Scammers pretend to be tech companies and say there’s a problem with your computer to get access to it. But FTC Chairman Ferguson tells you how to spot and avoid tech support scams. Like and share:
Scammers pretend to be tech companies and say there’s a problem with your computer to get access to it. But FTC Chairman Ferguson tells you how to spot and avoid tech support scams. Like and share:
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