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11/10/2024

An advertisement for some AI content service, I don't even remember the name anymore. But there's something to it 😂.

11/10/2024

Founders and CEOs - we're not afraid of AI. And this is officially proven.

An experiment by the University of Cambridge showed ambiguous results in the competition between artificial intelligence and human CEOs. AI outperformed humans in most indicators but proved vulnerable to unexpected crises.

344 participants, including top bank managers and students, competed with OpenAI's GPT-4 in a simulation of managing a car company. The experiment was conducted over six months.

AI showed better results in:

- profitability;

- product design;

- inventory management;

- price optimization.

For example, when designing a car from 250,000 possible combinations, AI created significantly better models than humans.

However, AI failed to cope with "black swans" - unforeseen events like a pandemic and other situations. This led to the virtual board of directors firing AI managers more often than humans.

Researchers concluded that AI cannot yet fully replace a human CEO. Hamza Mudassir, one of the researchers, noted: "AI survived worse in top management as it poorly handled sharp changes requiring new thinking."

So, we're not afraid of these AIs. For now 🤖

08/10/2024

Well, here are the facts about earning on YouTube Shorts. Imagine: a person sits at home in Germany, while millions of people across the ocean, mainly in the USA, watch their short videos. Sounds like a dream, doesn't it?

For every 1000 views, YouTube pays the author... drum roll... 0.06 euros! Yes, you heard right. Six euro cents for a thousand people who watched your video. To earn enough for a cup of coffee in a hipster cafe, you need the population of a small town to watch your video.

And so, having surpassed the mark of 70 million views, the person opens their account and sees there... just over 4000 euros.

70 million views! It's as if every resident of France watched their video. And all this brought them an amount that in some countries could buy a used car. A Peugeot, for example 😃.

$52 billion - that's how much only 4 companies spent on AI infrastructure in the last quarter. And this is without OpenA...
08/10/2024

$52 billion - that's how much only 4 companies spent on AI infrastructure in the last quarter. And this is without OpenAI with its ChatGPT. I wonder what their planning horizons are that they decided to go into this and invest so much. Also, which of them will remain in this market in 5 years.

07/10/2024

Imagine you bought a new Jeep Grand Cherokee. You open the manual - and it's as thick as "Gone with the Wind". Familiar situation?

Now imagine you have a personal expert translator who not only knows this manual by heart but can also answer any of your questions in your native language. Science fiction? No, this is reality created using a RAG system (Retrieval-Augmented Generation).

Here's what happened:

1. A programmer son took the PDF manual for the Jeep Grand Cherokee in English.

2. He "fed" it to an AI system, teaching it all the intricacies of the car.

3. He set up the system to understand questions in Spanish and respond in Spanish too.

The result? Dad can now ask the bot anything about his Jeep and get an accurate answer in Spanish.

Want to know how to change the oil?

Ask the bot.

Can't find the seat heating button?

The bot will tell you.

This isn't just convenient - no more hours spent searching for the right page in the manual or trying to understand a technical translation from English.

The most impressive part? This was done by an ordinary person for his father, using open technologies. You don't need to be a Silicon Valley genius to create such a tool.

The moral of the story? AI is not a scary monster from science fiction movies. It's a tool that can make our lives simpler and more convenient.

P.S. Would you like to have such an assistant for any of your gadgets?

07/10/2024

Confession of the last office plankton

2034. London.

John Smith, 45, wakes up at 6:30 AM. Out of habit. Although he hasn't set an alarm for several years.

"Good morning, John," greets his AI assistant. "You have no scheduled meetings until 11:00 today. Would you like me to order coffee from your favorite café?"

John sighs. He still can't get used to this new reality.

Flashback: 10 years ago

The office is buzzing like a beehive. John, then a young and ambitious manager, rushes to another meeting. "9 to 5" - this is his life, his rhythm, his comfort.

"Hey, John!" a colleague calls out. "Heard Reid Hoffman's, LinkedIn founder's, forecast? He says there won't be offices in 10 years. Can you imagine?"

John laughs: "Yeah, sure. And I'll be working from a beach in Bali, right?"

Present time

John sits in that very café, sipping a latte ordered by his AI assistant. He opens his laptop and sees that half of his tasks have already been completed by the night AI programming assistant.

"Who would have thought," he mutters to himself. "I really can work from a beach in Bali. If only I knew how to get there..."

John recalls his first days in this new world. How he panicked, not knowing when to work and when to rest. How he feared that AI would replace him completely.

Epilogue

Evening of the same day. John closes his laptop. Today he finished at 6:00 PM, yesterday he worked until midnight, and tomorrow he plans to start at noon.

"Maybe it's not so bad after all," he thinks, watching the sunset. "At least now I can watch the sun set without fearing I'll be late for the evening train."

His AI assistant beeps: "John, don't forget, tomorrow you have a virtual meeting with the team from Tokyo at 11:00 PM."

John smiles: "Thanks. And... maybe look for tickets to Bali for me?"

The end of the "9 to 5" era has come. And John, it seems, is finally ready to accept it.

Do you like such a future?

04/10/2024

How to succeed in the AI era: A guide for those who don't want to be left behind.

Imagine you find yourself in a world where machines can write poetry, paint pictures, and even program. Scary? It shouldn't be. Here are a few key ideas on how to not just survive, but thrive in the AI era:

1. Invest in yourself, not in skills. 🤩

Remember: AI automates work, not you. Focus on what makes you human:
- Emotional intelligence
- Critical thinking
- Communication skills
- Empathy

Interesting fact: Modern 7-8 year old children are already learning what many of us only mastered by 20. Time is accelerating, don't fall behind!

2. Become a creator, even if you're a "newbie" in technology. 🤖

AI is your personal Rick Rubin. Use it to:
- Write a novel;
- Create an app;
- Study a new field.

Remember: 40 hours of focused work with AI will make you better than 99% of people in any topic.

3. Forget about the "perfect moment". ⏳

Don't wait, don't think - act. Millions think about the perfect solution, but only doers achieve results.

4. Look to the future, not the news feed. 🔮

What AI can't do today, it will do tomorrow. Read scientific articles and technical reports, not just tech blogs.

5. Create the unique. 🧬

Philosopher Naval Ravikant says: "You'll be paid mega bucks if you solve problems people don't know about yet". Look for new problems that arise with AI development, and solve them.

Remember: this is a time of unique opportunities. AI takes away old jobs, but creates new ones we don't know about yet.

So, don't fear AI - use it. Develop what makes you human, and create the unique. In a world where machines can do everything, the most valuable becomes what only humans can do. Be that human!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ 😎

03/10/2024

How to make millions from those who don't want to exercise? Imagine a fitness club that actively repels athletes and earns money from those who don't go there. Sounds like a crazy business plan? Meet Planet Fitness – a chain that has turned laziness into a gold mine.

In 1992, the Grondahl brothers decided to create "fitness for everyone". Their genius plan:

1. Ridiculously low prices: $10-15 per month instead of the usual $100-300.

2. Extremely simple gyms: no frills, just basic equipment.

3. Advertising for everyone: from office workers to housewives.

4. And the main ingredient: actively repelling real athletes!

Yes, you heard right. Planet Fitness installed sirens that wail when someone trains too hard. They criticize heavy weights and do everything to keep pros away.

Why? So that ordinary people don't feel awkward next to muscular athletes. So that they buy a membership, pay... and don't come.

The result? More than half of Planet Fitness clients simply pay but don't go to the gym. This allows the company to sell more memberships than their gyms can accommodate.

Now Planet Fitness has over 2400 franchise gyms. They raised prices for the first time in 26 years – and still remain the cheapest on the market.

The moral of the story? Sometimes the best client is the one who pays and doesn't use the service. Planet Fitness has turned the guilt of an unused membership into a million-dollar business.

So next time you feel guilty about missing a workout, remember: perhaps an entire business empire is built on people like you

03/10/2024

a16z report - what's really hot in the world of artificial intelligence right now:

1. Creativity rules: 52% of top applications are involved in content creation. Luma and Viggle burst into the top 20, showing that newcomers can make it too.

2. Video and music are advancing: Forget static pictures! Now AI generates video and music. Suno, for example, soared from 36th to 5th place.

3. Battle of assistants: ChatGPT is still king, but Perplexity and Claude are breathing down its neck. Moreover, Perplexity even overtakes the leader in terms of time users spend in the app.

4. Chinese invasion: Bytedance (creators of TikTok) launched six new applications in the top 100 at once.

5. Algorithmic beauty: LooksMax AI and Umax don't just improve your photos. They analyze your voice and show how you would look if you were perfect. 2 million users are already playing this "become a beauty" game.

What does all this mean? AI doesn't just help us – it's becoming our creative partner, stylist, and even muse.

02/10/2024

Here's a quote from an investor:

"I'll share another criterion for finding great companies - the presence of a non-market competitive advantage. Such an advantage should seem unfair to competitors, but remain within the legal framework.

Non-market advantages can be different (patents, big data, technologies, etc.), but some of the most important are protected distribution channels.

For example, exclusive sales rights in a certain region or on shelves, access to a closed user base (ecosystem) or customers, own media resource, personal brand, etc.

Often, entrepreneurs seeking investments pay excessive attention in presentations to non-unique characteristics - how strong their idea, team, expertise, etc. are.

If you have an advantage that affects business growth (scaling), and competitors can't quickly buy it for money - start communicating with the investor right away with it."

Understand that an own media resource and personal brand are valued by the investor on par with exclusive sales rights or distribution channels. That's why I created GINIX - a platform for powerful personal PR on autopilot through the creation and placement of expert columns. Get great media publications spending only 5 minutes on it - https://ginix.com/ai/

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