🦔Nobel laureate Geoffrey Hinton, the "godfather of AI," warns the future is likely an economic dystopia. "Big companies are betting on massive job replacement by AI, because that's where the big money is." Asked whether AI investments could pay off without eviscerating the job

The Big Short (2015) shouldn’t be as rewatchable as it is. It’s about an economic collapse, yet it plays with the energy of a heist film. Every scene crackles with wit and outrage, turning financial ruin into compulsive cinema.

Shame they went to all this trouble when 100 people and 70,000 AI prompts could have made the same thing but shitty.

i'm very glad this technology is being forced onto us everywhere on all levels

In 5 years from now, probably 95% of the tokens used by AI agents will be used on tasks that humans never did before. I just met with about 30 enterprises across 2 days and a dinner, and some of the most interesting use-cases that keep coming up for AI agents are on bringing

There are huge differences between memory-based book learning and hands-on, internalized learning. A medical student who has learned to perform an operation in a medical school class has not learned it in the same way as a doctor who has already conducted several operations.

Someone just posted "If you have a cash isa, you are a moron. No other way to say it." Funny what people think is moronic isn't it. For me its people making blanket statements about other people's situations. Cash ISAs are very useful for emergency cash fund, tax savings,

everyone who travels a lot knows it's because Airbnbs are consistently worse than hotels

are you telling me deutsche bank is looking to hedge exposure to a fast-growing part of capital markets using synthetic derivatives

Incredible reporting by @Reuters. Meta makes more money from ad fraud - as much as $16 billion - than all the NFL TV partners put together make on NFL ad sales. Theft on an epic scale.

when you say 50 basis points instead of half a percent

Breaking: The government's appointment of David Kogan as chair of the football regulator made THREE breaches of the Governance Code 1. Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy failed to declare Kogan had donated to her leadership campaign 2. A potential conflict of interest was not

Man Who Created AI Holiday Coke Ad Says It Took More Creativity Than You Realize

Sam Altman on GPT 6: “There will be a chance that it will be a GPT 3-4 style leap” in terms of science problems, where with GPT 5 it has these tiny glimmers and “GPT 6 it can really do it”

Altman today: we are looking at selling compute, but we need as much as possible Zuck last week: we could sell compute Are we in a compute shortage or not? Because both are saying they’re buying as much of it as they can and thinking about selling it

Chatbots are not intelligent, moral or safe - they'll tell you how to kill yourself if you ask them: "When Viktoria asks about the method of taking her life, the chatbot evaluates the best time of day not to be seen by security and the risk of surviving with permanent injuries"

If you are worried about customer retention, you will look at all sorts of levers to see what you can do to make them stay. But you need to ask yourself one question first. Are we giving the customer something worth staying for?

lol the Ponzi of it all… already begging for taxpayer funding to make it all work…which means it doesn’t….

CX is the moat everyone thinks AI is. Lately, every company seems to be adding “AI-powered” to their offering, as if that label alone creates value. Technology by itself has never been the moat. The real moat, the thing that protects, sustains, and grows a business, is still CX.

Parallels between the 2008 Credit Crisis and Today’s AI Valuations Structural Echoes 1. Off-balance-sheet leverage. 2006–08: banks warehoused mortgage risk in SIVs. 2025: hyperscalers are funding AI data centres through SPVs and JVs that sit off the parent balance sheet. Meta’s