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The EU AI Act is the world's first legislation on artificial intelligence, similar to GDPR but for AI. It introduces definitions for 'foundation models' and 'general-purpose AI systems' and sets out dos and don'ts for AI practices. The Act also focuses on trustworthy AI development and includes obligations for high-risk AI systems. The legislation is currently going through final negotiations before enforcement.
While humans have a good track record of innovation, the trend growth rate of GDP per capita has never exceeded three percent per year. There has yet to be a technology that breaks the three percent threshold. Only strong evidence should cause us to expect anything different. AI is likely transformative in the same way that the internet was, but it has many hurdles in the way to the accelerating growth rates predicted by some.
A playbook to manufacture personal prestige with a small amount of high-quality content.
A guide for founders to crush each step of the sales process, from lead gen to close.
A compilation of things to learn from SEMRush, the newest public SaaS with $290M in APR.
The title says it all and the numbers don’t lie. Workers are begrudgingly complying as companies move to push workers back into the office, while looking out for other opportunities and side-hustles.
The article discusses the concept of intellectual laziness in organizations. It argues that intellectual laziness is the tendency of organizations to "juke the stats" and lie to themselves instead of diagnosing and solving root problems.
An exploration into what kind of content lands on the coveted front page of Hacker News.
Meta’s Twitter competitor, Threads, is expected to launch on July 6th.
CJ Gustafson makes the case that revenue per employee is the most important metric to evaluate a company by as it cuts through all the noise.