Passing the Hype of A.I.

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Great read out of MIT/Sloan this week – so if you haven’t read it, have a look while we all twiddle ahead of the Fed decision…

A new look at the economics of AI | MIT Sloan

We tend to believe in realistic outlooks more than political and financial partisans who talk their book far too much…

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    3. This 26 minute video summarizes some of the stunning implications of the Deep Seek Technology. If they can deliver the same results using 95% less power, they have really changed the game and the need for huge power plants. Also, amazing how they have done some of this by compartmentalizing expertise. Rather than scan a whole series of experts, it goes to experts in a specific area. It also does some impressive mid-stream shifts during the enquiry process.

      You can go to the 15 minute mark of the video if you just want the Deep Seek analysis.

      https://youtu.be/2B0yTJoNsWw?feature=shared

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