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Hi! Interesting read. We've been seeing this discussion in law as well, with whether entry-level associate jobs will be replaced and how exactly they'll be trained if previous tasks like research, drafting, and contract review are performed by AI tools. How will associates learn to evaluate clauses if an AI tool already produces a first draft? The solution to that would be to adopt a hybrid approach where're they're taught to do such work but also given exposure to negotiation and tasks that require judgment. These are the lines along which BigLaw will revamp its training program, according to me. Would love to know what you think!
I write a blog in substack titled "The LegalTech Thesis" wherein I break down startups, trends, and opportunities in the space. Would love to know your thoughts on my blog!
You're right that the narrative shapes preparation, and the gap between OpenAI's calm and Anthropic's alarm is doing real policy work this year.
That 2023 estimate (80% of workers with 10% of tasks touched, 19% with half) reads one way if teams augment those tasks and another if they delete them, and the same number feeds both camps.
Whose incentive do you trust less when a lab forecasts its own technology's labor impact?
From new AI models and funding rounds to smarter Siri and paid AI plans, here are the biggest updates shaping the AI race this week
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Dear Colleagues: Today’s letter includes my monthly update of Ramp AI Index, our flagship research using spend data from Ramp to track how American businesses are using AI. My comments in the Wall Street Journal today.Econ Lab. Something to take the edge off.
I grabbed one of those mango ice creams 2 weeks ago in sf, they are making their way through all the speciality grocers! My 5 yo didn't actually love it and rejected after 2 bites, I found the actual ice cream well done but didn't love the outside 'chocolate' coating. Worth a try!
The 34.4% to 32.3% flip is real, but the more striking number is 50.6% overall adoption: half of businesses are still running no AI in production. Anthropic's lead might reflect capturing the next adoption wave over OpenAI's first-mover customers. Your point about incentive misalignment lands: a 3x token cost increase for image prompts surfaces in a finance review six months after onboarding. At theaifounder.substack.com I write about how AI tool selection plays out inside companies, and cost surprises at that scale are a churn signal waiting to trigger. How are you modeling whether Anthropic's enterprise adoption lead holds if OpenAI's Codex-based tooling cuts cost-per-task in the workflows where businesses actually burn the most tokens?
Mistral is building sovereign, open-weight AI for enterprises that care less about hype and more about control, cost, and deployment flexibility,
Here’s the thing: while everyone is busy arguing about whether OpenAI or Anthropic hits 30 billion dollars in revenue first, a French upstart quietly 20x’d its ARR in about a year and now expects to …
They're great at reading and playing the room here in Europe, will be interesting to see how quickly they can catch up with frontier lab model performance.
Sitting on my toilet and just took a big #Chamath. Dude, next article, can you tell us the art of how one moves from tech dork to trying to be cool? Once a tool, always a tool. What SPAQ are you going to pawn off on us or what pedophile grifter are you going to kiss up too to serve the interests of your big ass Indian nose. Who is uglier? You or eyeballs Patel?
Now the question is, as someone who only owns index funds but has been using AI for years , and came to the conclusion that Claude is far better than anything else, should I buy shares?
From ClickUp’s AI-agent layoffs to DeepMind solving decades-old math problems, this week shows how fast AI is moving from tool to takeover.
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Excellent analysis. For fundamental investors with a 5-to-10-year horizon, how should we weigh the opportunity set between US AI infrastructure and emerging market equities? Do you view AI as a centralizing force that further concentrates capital in the US or potentially as a catalyst that accelerates growth in regions like LatAm through localized adoption?"
A bonkers Axios report, and new tax proposals from Rep. Greg Casar and Sen. Elizabeth Warren, signal an end to runaway AI spending.
Anthropic is now the world’s most valuable artificial intelligence startup, according to The New York Times. Dario Amodei’s company announced tens of billions in new investments on Thursday, and is allegedly worth $965 billion. That’s significantly more than OpenAI’s $730 billion valuation. Anthropic’s glow-up is owed to the relative popularity of Claud…
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"We were silent on the provision and some took it as an endorsement" is doing extraordinary work as a sentence. They testified in support of a bill that contained a liability shield and now characterize their silence on the shield as neutrality.