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A conversation with NVIDIA’s Cosmos lead about the next expansion of AI: what world models do, how they connect to LLMs, and the strategic choices that matter as AI learns to act.
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Jev and the Missing Primitive: Why Software Is About to Get Intelligent in Very Different Places
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At Dreamforce, Salesforce’s Rohan Kumar told me about a customer who had challenged...
What I took away from my conversation with Emily Sands, Stripe’s Head of Data & AI.
Some of the decisions that determine whether agents can use your product are being made as fraud decisions, pricing decisions, and onboarding decisions. Th...
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