Jaha oavsett var jag stÄr politiskt Ä det Àr inte VP, det Àr i mitten, som jag definierar som stor, men i vissa frÄgor hÄller jag med, ( men mÀngdrabatten ska definitivt bort) har en del artister definitivt diskvalificerat sig för #Mello
OpenAI is using some VERY big language around GPT-6 Astra.
Greg Brockman says we may eventually look back at this moment as the beginning of the âAGI era.â
And Astra is also OpenAIâs first model to cross its critical cybersecurity capability threshold.
This is a huge release.
OpenAI is using some VERY big language around GPT-6 Astra.
Greg Brockman says we may eventually look back at this moment as the beginning of the âAGI era.â
And Astra is also OpenAIâs first model to cross its critical cybersecurity capability threshold.
This is a huge release.
BREAKING: OpenAI says it has overtaken Anthropic with the launch of âAstra,â its latest AI model.
OpenAIâs president, Greg Brockman, said the new model ârepresents a generational leap in capabilityâ and that it could be defined as AGI.
The model will initially be rolled out to a small group of businesses to allow time for them to address cyber security concerns before becoming widely available âover the coming days.â
Berlin plans to provide Ukraine with several thousand attack drones and additional IRIS-T air-defense missiles in September, according to SPIEGEL. The German government is also considering intensifying intelligence cooperation with Kyiv, including potentially helping Ukraine collect target coordinates for counterattacks.
Trump said he would ask European countries to reimburse the United States for military aid and munitions previously sent to Ukraine, while appearing to signal a halt to further sales to allied nations.
BREAKING: Japanese companies are now selling off assets just to survive their own borrowing costs.
Japan's 10-year yield hit 3% this week for the first time in three decades, and issuing new yen bonds now costs about 10 times more than it did a decade ago.
A Bloomberg survey of 30 major Japanese firms found companies like KDDI and Chugoku Electric are now considering selling strategic shareholdings just to pay down debt.
Toyota and Tohoku Electric say refinancing bonds due in the next two years alone could push their annual interest bills up more than 30%.
Japanese companies have already sold over $110 billion in dollar and euro bonds this year just to avoid borrowing in yen, making Japan the biggest bond issuer in the entire Asia Pacific region.
This is happening alongside a full blown currency crisis.
USDJPY has been swinging wildly near the 160 level that already triggered joint US-Japan intervention once, while Japan's entire bond curve, from 2-year to 30-year, is sitting at multi decade highs.
Rising yields, a weak yen, and now corporate Japan restructuring its balance sheet all at once.
This is what a financial crisis looks like from the inside.
OIL PRICES SURGE ON U.S.-IRAN TENSIONS
Brent crude is up about 7.1% this week, while WTI has gained 9.8%âputting both on track for their biggest weekly rise since mid-Julyâas concerns grow over potential supply disruptions.
Source: Reuters
#Oil#Energy
Commodity markets are saying everything you need to know.
Even as rate hike expectations and Treasury yields rise, commodities continue push higher across the board.
Inflation has now been above the Fed's 2% target for 65 consecutive months.
And, the Fed's 2% target appears to be distant at best as oil prices near $100/barrel again.
The reality is that the denominator of these assets, the US Dollar, is undergoing a historic loss of purchasing power.
Prices are not just rising; the currency they are priced in is losing value.
We have a long road ahead.
The #Guardian goes full anti-Sweden. It happens often on many different subjects regardless if the gov. here is left or right. Itâs just generally an anti-Sweden publication lol. I really curious why.