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Palantir Q1 23 & Lucid Q1 23 – Moody market.

Palantir and Lucid together demonstrate the mood of the market. Palantir Q1 2023 – Generative AI use case. Palantir reported an excellent set of results reinforcing the view that it...

Artificial Intelligence – Man not machine

Humans are at risk from humans, not machines. The exit of Geoffrey Hinton from Google has caused a stir and has reignited the AI safety/Armageddon debate, but the reality remains...

Meta Platforms Q1 2023 – The phoenix

Meta continues to rise from the ashes of 2022. Meta Platforms roared back to life with an excellent set of earnings which give it a platform to resume investing and,...

Google & Microsoft – Offence & defence

Two sides of the same story in search. Google and Microsoft both reported good results but took very different lines on what AI is doing to search with Google saying...

Artificial Intelligence – The wall.

Now the real work begins. OpenAI has admitted that the limitations of massive compute and massive data may have already been reached meaning that to make these systems useful, ways...

Google vs. ChatGPT – Scroogled again? pt. II

Bing chat is not ChatGPT. Samsung is weighing up a switch to Bing on the basis that its GPT-generated search results are better than Google’s which is a proposition that...

Alibaba – ChatCCP

CCP hurts the bug, not the feature. AI proponents will look at the immediate clampdown on large language model (LLM) chatbots by the CCP with dismay, but I think that...

Google vs. Nvidia – Lightspeed

Google fails to dent Nvidia. Google’s claims of superior performance for its AI chips is somewhat misleading as it looks like the performance difference is to do with inter-chip data...

Artificial Intelligence – Reality baseline

2 good use cases for LLMs Bloomberg’s implementation of a chatbot using its own data and my own assessment of Bard, ChatGPT, Bing and so on leads to my conclusion...

Microsoft – Advertisements for all

Turns out this stuff is expensive. Microsoft is moving to add advertising to its Bing GPT-4-powered chat service in a clear indication that large language models (LLMs) are very expensive...