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Where does the money you spend on AI products actually go today? Ethan Mollick presents a crucial perspective on AI that we must consider when planning our investments in AI tools. ?? REPOST and share with your network —————————————— Like this post? Follow #xantage press “like” and the ?? on our profile and/or share with your network.? #xantage #salesenablement #AIInvestments #TechSpending #AIFuture #AIInnovation #EthanMollokInsights #AIProducts #SmartInvesting #AIPerspective #DigitalTransformation #AITrends All rights and credits are reserved for the respective owner(s). (DM us for credit & removal)

Thanks Ethan Mollick for sharing this appearant insider view from OpenAI about the real intent on building ever larger AI Models... It well matches the explicit recent META open letter to the EU signed by Zuckerberg and LeCunn asking for a more open EU to US LLMs... The real battlefield is (again) getting data. And now that the big world wide web has already being scraped despite GDPR and other late regulations and gateways, the real goal is going to be professional business data. If you target building clever agents with chain of thoughts you both need data to learn such thoughts and thoughtless processes to sell them into... And guess where mechanical, electrical, building and general engineering has a great wealth of data knowledge and agentic needs? Perhaps is it time to come together and build a concerted EU strategy towards new AI ways for a more secure and trusted AI for Industry 5 rather than betting billions in the (already lost) LLM battlefield...? Turning to professional industrial AI uptake leaving the media and consumer market to who already has won it anyhow ...yes using also our data ...could be THE solution for EU. At least at MYWAI , EU leading AI platform for machine data, that's the direction we have taken. My 2 cents

This is the mindset that's creating so much unnecessary swirl in the world right now. And what drives me crazy, is it seems to be coming, in part, from naive exuberance. Roon, someone who supposedly works at OpenAI (and apparently a "shitposter" as well, so this all my be a farce), is basically saying OpenAI is not interested in anyone but themselves benefiting from the work they're doing. Their only goal is to build something so powerful that it renders all companies and peoples' roles essentially useless. The rub here is that experts are increasingly saying AGI/SI is not possible using the current approach and we're seeing diminishing returns on each exponential investment. So we're left with numbskulls like Roon hyping the unknown unknowns, while trashing the opportunity to lay the foundation for creating real societal and economic value for all. As someone who sees massive opportunities leveraging their "minor demo," I wish they'd lay off the hype train, get a moral backbone, and go re-read their mission statement. "OpenAI's mission statement is to ensure that artificial general intelligence (AGI) benefits all of humanity."

??Alibaba's Tiny Titan Topples OpenAI, and Sora's Surprise Sneak Peek! ?? This week's AI Geekly covers Alibaba's surprisingly powerful QwQ model and the unauthorized glimpse of OpenAI's Sora video generation technology. Read on here: https://lnkd.in/e59hKEz4 Key Takeaways: ???Alibaba's QwQ Model Exceeds Expectations:?Alibaba's open-source QwQ-32B-Preview model demonstrates remarkable reasoning capabilities, outperforming larger closed-source models like OpenAI's o1-preview in certain benchmarks. ???OpenAI's Sora Video Model Leaked:?A leaked preview of OpenAI's Sora video generation API revealed its impressive capabilities, showcasing a significant advancement in text-to-video technology. Read the full AI Geekly for detailed analysis and insights! #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Alibaba #QwQ #OpenAI #Sora #LLMs #VideoGeneration #opensource #TechNews #Innovation

Mind-blowing! ?? OpenAI just revealed their AI Operator that can control your computer like a human! The cursor moves by itself and does research automatically. This is next level! (stream link in comments ??)

This is a real-life example of an AI patent granted to OpenAI. In a nutshell, it protects the following idea: A user inputs an image. The LLM creates a text response with an answer relating to the image. The LLM's answer also includes a suggested follow-up prompt which the user can click to start the next interaction cycle. Would you have thought that something like this is patentable?

"DeepSeek has completely outclassed OpenAI with its incredibly competitive pricing! While OpenAI charges $15 per million input tokens and $60 per million output tokens, DeepSeek offers an unbeatable rate of just $0.55 per million input tokens and $2.19 per million output tokens. Looks like DeepSeek is making big waves and setting a new standard in the AI space!" https://lnkd.in/gxv6CZdV

This is the perplexity spin on openai and what it thinks the five levels of AI progress are to get from where we are today to artificial general intelligence. they make it sound so simple. https://lnkd.in/gH7J55Fg go down into the story.. and use perplexity to drill down into more details to gain a position on the probability of getting to AGI.. progress like this seems slow until it's very fast. it's a good idea to update your AI road map this week to update it for some speed and increase the scope of what you're doing. pop over to www.ironstoneadvisory.com took a templates for simple and a road maps at the feature level that follow along this mapping of level one two and three forms of gai. if your software doesn't have ai features in the coming 12 months... it is legacy software that will eventually be replaced by much more useful resilient software that fixes itself. #ai #iaadvice #artifact.

OpenAI said it observed signs of “distillation,” a technique where developers use outputs from larger, more advanced models to enhance the performance of smaller, cost-effective ones. While distillation is a common practice in the AI industry, OpenAI suspects DeepSeek may have used the method to develop a rival model, which would breach its terms of service. The battle of the big tech.