@jurbed Verím a zvažujem ale možno počkám ako bude vyzerať e-bundle.
Fyzické knihy, aj keď veľmi zaujímavé žiaľ len stoja v poličke.
Díky za odpoveď, na knihu sa teším.
The most successful European startup journey:
1. Have an idea
2. Get six co-founders, ideally in their 50s
3. Spend four months to set up a legal entity
4. Apply to Y Combinator, get rejected
5. Write angry LinkedIn post about tech bro culture in the US
6. Raise €50k for 75% equity from top European VCs
8. Do external GDPR audit before users sign up
9. Co-founder leaves to do a second PhD
10. Apply for an EU grant
11. Move headquarters to Estonia for e-residency
12. Launch product, get four users
13. Pivot to sustainability consulting
14. Become the AI innovation advisor to EU Parliament
Silicon Valley simply cannot comprehend what we are building here
Wow. this is insane
"Sony just built a spin-tracking AI robot called Ace that can go head-to-head with elite table tennis players."
"It doesn’t just hit the ball, it reads spin, predicts trajectories, and adapts in real time like an actual opponent"
"In matches, it won 3 out of 5 against top-tier players, though professionals still managed to beat it twice."
"This is huge because table tennis has always been a nightmare for robotics, insanely fast, unpredictable, and brutally precise."
Anthropic said Mythos was too dangerous to release. Then four random guys in a Discord gained access on day one by guessing the URL...
This is pretty insane:
→ Group in a private Discord guessed the endpoint from Anthropic's naming conventions
→ They figured out the conventions from the leak in the Mercor breach three weeks ago
→ Used a contractor's legit eval credentials to walk in
→ Have been using it ever since to build simple websites
The AI that finds zero-days in every operating system on earth was defeated by address bar autocomplete... big yikes
@wilderko Opus does not comply with security, transparency and quality obligations, and did not undergo conformity assessments according to EU's AI act, in that sense these legislation concerns are to be redacted!
Cautionary tale: After a one-month AI trial without decent (10x expected) results, a mid-sized engineering company decided to reduce head count by 50% with zero transparency.
Despite the hype, LLMs aren't a magic fix for complex legacy systems developed for 20 years.
Company adopts AI with 200 engineers, the bill is over 100k for the 'first' month.
Nothing changed, except low hanging fruits (dependency updates, preliminary reviews) being prompted by managers.
Wonder how cost gets justified long term, esp. since it will likely keep raising.
SCOOP: Leaked photo of the first AI compute data centre that Allbirds built with its recent $50m investment. Insiders say that the rack has enough capacity to provide tokens for 7 AI chatbot users.