Rick wasn't quite an anchor, wasn't merely a reporter, wasn't an economist, and wasn't a strategist selling a book. He became something closer to CNBC's human bond-market seismograph. Numbers came out at 8:30:00, Rick registered the earthquake at 8:30:03.
I have been there every step of the way for 30 years. Thank you and God Speed, sir.
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@altcap@CNBC@andrewdfeldman@JensenHuang Man, thank you for bringing such a lucid and compelling (not to mention rational) voice to the table. I posted a note to @Kr00ney earlier suggesting that @CNBC host a series of town hall meetings to start establishing a credible AI baseline / narrative. Nudge them. Thank you!!!
@SaraEisen if you or your team have time for a ๐บ in AVL, try: Burial, The Funkatorium and White Lab Brewings, all downtown. Go to Forestry Camp if you want a more local vibe. All amazing. ๐ป
@Markzandi Mark, "labor" has been on the decline in the US for how long? I mean, we lamented this same issue when everything was "Made in Japan." Then textiles, then auto. Now it's China. Perhaps our ed system / policies failed us?
Thesis: Every org was designed for a pre-AI economy. They were designed for a world in which human cognition was scarce, expensive, slow, difficult to scale, and often wrong! That paradigm is now obsolete. Same for most biz models. 1 of 2
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