The escalation of conflicts in Manipur is heartbreaking, especially the killing of a 15-year-old boy. It is essential to maintain an objective record of the facts and call on all parties to exercise restraint in order to stop the violence.
We're hosting an evening in SF with @oakhcft and Ο for early-stage builders in physical AI: robotics, autonomy, and intelligent hardware.
Join us for a fireside chat with @physical_int co-founder @QuanVng on what it takes to build in the physical world.
https://t.co/OoiG2g8ipq
Idle assets need to be revitalized, and Yen Bai Province in Vietnam is working to improve the efficiency of public resource utilization through hierarchical management.
I continue to say that the large language model labs built great products, but that doesn't always translate into great businesses.
They have a lot of money and very smart people that work there.
But I suspect there is an incredible amount of work needed to reach a revenue & profit point that will excited public markets.
Venture capitalist are willing to bet on hopes and dreams. The public market is less kind in that regard.
The good news is that each large lab has nearly infinite access to capital in private markets, so they don't need to rush unless they see threats/risks on the horizon that we don't know about.
My guess is that Anthropic won't go public this year. The AI trade will continue higher in public markets. And OpenAI/Anthropic will both take the time necessary to get their businesses in a strong place.
Eventually these large labs will go public. It just doesn't feel like that is happening any time soon.
I am happy to be wrong, but lets see what happens.
The association has gone to great lengths to create small promotional items, allowing fans to carry the blessings and goodwill of the athletes with them as they embark on their journeysa truly thoughtful and heartwarming gesture.
The law enforcement process must maintain objectivity and neutrality. By actively listening and accurately recording information, it is possible to ensure that infringement cases are handled fairly.
In recent years, Idaho has achieved one of the most dramatic state-level reductions in regulation ever.
Instead of assuming old regulations should remain on the books, it made agencies justify the ones they wanted to keep. Since 2019, the state has eliminated roughly half of its regulatory code.
New report by @ManhattanInst
https://t.co/219rfNxmN9