We have confirmed @TheAthletic that LIV Golf will be pivoting to a wind down, per multiple sources briefed on the matter. BC Partners feels as though it has run out of time to make LIV 2.0 viable.
The news was first reported by @sindap of @FT. https://t.co/66sVw8TJA4
Breaking news: Alphabet shares tumbled 13% on Thursday after the Google owner revealed that 'AI mode' searches were threatening profits at its core advertising business. https://t.co/0EFRb21MTK
instagram wants to own the entire audience journey. reels become a discovery surface to push people further into serialized content and, eventually, long-form. here’s what that funnel might look like for a brand.
I think I have crossed the rubicon. I can no longer see a world where I or anyone in my position can do their job without the help of AI. And I think I've arrived here a bit later than others.
There's a real before/after here. Just like how people say work changed before/after fax machines, before/after computers, before/after the internet. The before/after for AI is just as if more significant than the before/after the internet (I started my career a few years into that shift, and I witnessed people not keep up).
I think this will upset a lot of people but I really believe this now. It doesn't mean that craft or being able to do anything without AI doesn't count - those things count more than ever.
I'm trying to find an analog and this might be niche, but I think it's like comparing fly-by-wire avionics on jet fighters vs the old hydraulic way of flying. Fly-by-wire allows you to push the envelope to the edge of human tolerances while taking advantage of naturally unstable flight surfaces. It turns chaos into dynamic, nimble control that allows you to pull more Gs and outmaneuver competition.
That's sort of what I'm trying to say about AI. The pilots still matter at the end of the day. Only really great pilots are good enough to be fighter pilots, and only those who study and practice and understand the limits of their own bodies and of the machines they control are able to fully maximize their ability.
So yeah. You're the pilot.
One source of internal friction at Netflix has centered on the company's aggressive venture into games that co-CEO Greg Peters championed, as part of a strategy to diversify its business and retain subscribers.
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Wore my unreleased 1-of-1 Pretty Solid hat to brunch and someone literally walked up to ask where they could buy it. Made my life. Drops soon…stay tuned.
Humans need friction. So does the economy. Wrote about Musing Ourselves to Death & what a future where the internet transforms into a place for AI assistants to perfect commerce. Spoiler: We talked to some smart ppl & it would be chaotic! w/ @matteo_wong https://t.co/wO7M1RmUuI
Emptied the notebook on a few things I’ve been thinking about lately: NYC, the @ringer > @Substack migration, Meta Muse, and my fall reading list. Enjoy!
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Apple has officially announced HomeView, its all new smart home hub 🏠
• 7 inch Liquid Retina display
• Siri AI with Apple Intelligence
• Face recognition for personalized experiences
• FaceTime support
• Smart home controls
• Speaker base or wall mounted design
• Starts at $299
• Pre orders start today
• Launches November 13
Available in Silver, Starlight, Rose Pink and Space Gray