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At the start of November, Chris Phillips, Google’s vice president and general manager for education, said K-12 schools will soon have to accept the company’s AI services to retain student access to its search engine. The reason, he claimed, was that Search and AI are now deeply integrated services.
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It might be easy to focus on the memes and the affair, but Jensen Huang’s actions as CEO of Nvidia over the past two years put more than his marriage at risk.
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That off switch could reach well beyond social media. As WIRED notes, it would cover the daily streaks in apps like Strava and Duolingo. That could sting, since streaks are how those apps keep people coming back. Duolingo once wrote that a new streak animation alone made brand-new learners 1.7%...
Amodei made his latest wild prediction during an IPO roadshow video the company released yesterday. It’s around 42 minutes long, but the part receiving the most attention is his ambitious plan for the future of medicine.
The Wall Street Journal reported the board’s plans on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter. A separate source told Reuters that directors were meeting that same evening. Nvidia shares dropped about 8% in after-hours trading.
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