i'm stephen. i'm building prism ai, a daily media companion for ios (beta)
it starts your morning with a 30 second brief, keeps you up on local and world stuff, and answers when you ask why
then it actually does things. grabs tickets to the show you just read about, books the flight, finds people who care about the same stuff you do
prism's instagram and tiktok have done 3B+ views. here i post about ai, startups and whatever deserves an honest take
stanford sorted $45 billion in medicare payments by one question: does the doctor have to physically touch you
dermatology, mostly yes. radiology and pathology, almost never
the hardest part of medicine for ai to copy isn't the thinking. it's the hands
softbank prepaid $9.5 billion for data center power equipment so it wouldn't get caught short. then took a $3.7 billion charge on gear it no longer wants
the cfo: "I cannot promise it's not going to happen again"
most honest ai capex guidance of the year
deepnote dropped 12 ai models into a fake company's slack to see when they'd jump in
when help was needed they spoke up 9 times out of 10. when the right move was saying nothing, they managed it 6 times out of 10
we automated the reply-all guy
Got to see student presentations today at the Generative AI Studio at Penn. It was a visceral way to feel how far creative people can now get using AI. Already, almost every project from an individual was 10x further along than a fully done team project from three years ago.
sesame street is getting a free 24/7 streaming channel with about seven minutes of ads an hour. launch advertisers include volkswagen and toys r us
today's episode is brought to you by the letter V and 0.9% apr financing
us home sales just hit their slowest pace since 2010. the median price still went up, to $416,700
fewest buyers in 16 years and it still got more expensive