‘What it calls a flying car’ The UK attitude which drives so many entrepreneurs abroad. This isn’t just the BBC, it’s ingrained in every institution and into the public psyche. Tall poppy syndrome has likely destroyed trillions in value for the British economy. Pathetic.

I’m getting increasingly worried that there’s no ROI in AI. Yes, it replaces human effort and speeds up work, but it isn’t delivering more revenue. But here’s the thing… Human skills are deteriorating. The AI labs don’t need to outperform humans, they just need to make us dependent. Once they’ve achieved that, ROI doesn’t matter. AI will be viewed more like electricity: not optional. But it’s more sinister than that. Once we’re hooked, the dealers can charge whatever they want. And they’ll have to in order to justify this capex cycle.

Not checking emails for entire weeks at a time because you’re traveling is a sign of low intelligence. The world doesn’t operate like that anymore.

we are forever going to be paying anthropic and openai aren’t we

I was kinda skeptical with the design for @ElevenLabs cuz it was bit a innovative approach we took with this video but it turned out great 1.7 million views in 24 hours .. Good luck breaking down our videos Proud of my team at @addxstudio

this is actually terrifying wtf???

App Store sales dropped for the first time in a decade

Steve Jobs-era Apple Store details 🧐🩶

i love how much care revolut puts into every experience

you are 1 pivot away from being a billionaire