Crazy how deep the misunderstandings run - Software companies today are like horse breeders when the car hit the streets in the early 1900s. ,Everything will change over the next years with LLMs’ is a resonable and risk adverse stance for someone (like a CEO) who’s job it is to secure the long term future of a company. Searching for the new ways around writing software is the number one job for C-lebel execs, as the danger of your competition figuring this out is absolutely real. So one thing you do is letting your company throw money at many different ways of trying to make using AI successful and learning as much and as fast as possible. And no - not using AI will jot solve your problem. ,Just use horses, right now that’s the best option!’ - I feel this is what the author wants to say - is not addressing the problem the CEOs have. Therefore I fear the misunderstandings will continue…
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‘Garibaldi’ is the German word for pressure cooker!
Even the within article istself he is not coherent in his logic - oil production is going down due to reduced demand, not because it is scarce. That wind is too expensive is also simply not true - it’s cost per kWh is also constantly decreasing. The picture of a washing machine bike representing the future of Europe smells a lot like it was cooked up in Russian disinfo mills. Not a good look, El Pais.
GDPR does not allow discrimination against users who do not want to be tracked and you have the right not to be tracked. Wether the workaround ,that makes €10 then‘ is viable has not yet been tested in the courts. General assumption is that it is not. This would result in facebook to either allow non-sanctioned opt-out or pull out of the EU.