Top 25 #DigitalTransformation Influencers You Need to Follow 🙏I was pleased and honored that @sparity put me on the '25 top digital transformation influencers that you should follow to make sure that the next big digital transformation trends' list https://t.co/GcS2IjMSJx 👏

Update 2025 Reinvention of the same - this time in China https://t.co/x9WItVCQW3 @takeonGravity

Thus queuing up one of my favorite times I have been quoted.

#AI is set to reshape the future of work, with 92 million jobs expected to be displaced by the technology – but it could also create 170 million new roles. That's why #education must build transdisciplinary thinkers ready for an ethical, AI-native economy.

Anthropic brings Claude Code to browsers, letting developers run cloud-based coding tasks directly via web or mobile. 💻☁️ #AINews #AI #Technology #SwissCognitive #ArtificialIntelligence https://t.co/xTztwlpv9e

The rise of AI chatbots and Google's AI Overviews is driving down search traffic for brands. Seven brands, including some in the Fortune 500, told us they've seen a drop in site traffic. See the new marketing strategies they're adopting:

This guy literally leaks how many articles are written by AI

Deep Research Report: OpenAI’s new ChatGPT Atlas AI browser is a direct assault on Google’s $100 billion search moat, aiming to bypass the traditional ad-driven search page entirely.

Amazon claims the headline isn’t robots taking jobs as it reveals new cost-cutting robots

Prolonged AI use may make it harder to think critically and creatively, recent research suggests. But there are ways to keep the brain fit

“Autonomy isn’t about removing humans from the loop; it’s about redefining where the loop sits.” AI works much faster than we do - which means it makes mistakes much faster too. What are the reasons for failure? Find out in this #FrAIday article ⬇️

Generative KI im Unternehmen effektiv nutzen KI kann mehr als Kosten senken Entscheidungsfragen um das wahre #KI-Potential für Ihr Unternehmen auszuloten https://t.co/lCdlaWLjBO 🙌 Das Wichtigste ist jedoch die eigenen Mitarbeiter zu enablen https://t.co/DyGOo6ADE5 #skills #ai

By 2030, 80% of European citizens should have basic digital skills. Among them, there should be 20 million ICT specialists. They will all be using digital public services. Find out how close we are to those goals ⬇️

New data insight: How does OpenAI allocate its compute? OpenAI spent ~$7 billion on compute last year. Most of this went to R&D, meaning all research, experiments, and training. Only a minority of this R&D compute went to the final training runs of released models.

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One way bubbles pop: a technology doesn’t deliver value as quickly as investors bet it will. In light of that, it’s notable that OpenAI is projecting historically unprecedented revenue growth — from $10B to $100B — over the next three years. 🧵

Anthropic has been catching up, reaching $5 billion in late July! On our AI Companies data hub, you can compare revenues, valuations, staff count, and more: https://t.co/o89xHkprno.

Lovable's traffic is plummeting. Bolt is stagnating. The first wave of AI builders is crumbling because they took shortcuts. Here's why being first doesn't matter when you're not the best: 🧵 1/9

This is BEYOND insane: AI compute demand is now growing at over 2 TIMES the rate of Moore’s Law, creating a massive shortage. Just to meet current demand, $500 billion must be invested in data centers PER YEAR until 2030. What does this mean? Let us explain. (a thread)

We‘ve come quite a long way to now being able to play around with (seemingly) physically informed image/video generating models. Thanks to Will Smith for being so supportive in helping people understand these advances 🤩

And a different analysis where researchers asked workers themselves.

Paper showing what human work the American public thinks is morally permissible to replace with AI. Surprisingly, people are already okay with AI doing 58% of occupations (if AI does it well/cheap). A floor of 12% of jobs (mostly caregiving) would be morally repugnant to replace