Very interesting essay. It seems like we’re entering into a much duller world.
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How the US Government funded narrative control operations around the globe
Google’s era is ending. Programmatic's in turmoil. Trade Desk and clones soaring on the markets. Publishers can dare to dream again…
Google loses again. DFP and AdX are illegal, and break-up coming
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In my column today, prompted by a censored Seth Rogen joke about RFK Jr. I have words for the oligarch sociopath class gradually seizing up Hollywood (not to mention the country) and the need for Hollywood not to tolerate this sort of thing even a little, starting NOW.
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"Unfathomable…"
Each second you’re reading this, brand-new boundaries of possibility are being shattered.
A chip, named Willow, just blazed through a problem so tough it would leave today’s fastest supercomputers spinning for longer than the entire age of the universe.
Error after error, it only grows stronger.
Real, world-changing quantum power… closer than ever.
Stay tuned.
the chart comparing Willow’s performance on a random circuit sampling task to an exascale supercomputer’s estimated runtime
Its vertical axis showing “years on an exascale supercomputer” vividly illustrates the immense computational gap Willow surpasses — from a few minutes on Willow to billions-of-years-long classical estimates.
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