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I’m at the AIE World’s Fair this week in San Francisco. Hit reply and say hi if you’re around; I’m looking to meet some of you folks.
Anthropic put Fable 5 in front of the public and then promptly got pantsed by the White House. Ope...
I’m in Indianapolis this week to keynote the AWS Community Day tomorrow morning; come by if you’re in town!
Last week’s thesis was that everything in AI is rented, and rented things get repossessed. This happens via a pricing email,...
The problem with writing this newsletter is that very often the things that are true when I start writing are no longer true an hour or so later, when I’ve finished writing. Let’s see if I can get this out early, in-flight to the AWS Summit...
It figures; I whack “Send” and a new model drops. Let’s see here...
In April, Anthropic told the world that Mythos was too dangerous to release. It was so scary! But it’s great. But it’s scary! The fear-based marketing spiel was... a bit m...
There’s an indicator that shows up in an S-1 when a company’s stopped doing the thing it raised money to do, and SpaceX’s prospectus has it. xAI raised the kind of capital you raise to win the AI model race and be the Bestest Boy, but then...
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Corey is the Chief Cloud Economist at Duckbill, where he specializes in helping companies improve their infrastructure bills by making them smaller and less horrifying.
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