From Producers to Evaluators: Navigating the 'Zarathustran Moment' of the AI Era
As AI transforms our relationship with work and meaning, we face a profound shift from being producers to becoming evaluators—the architects of our own narrative.
As AI transforms our relationship with work and meaning, we face a profound shift from being producers to becoming evaluators—the architects of our own narrative.
Reflections on Sergey Brin's return to Stanford—authenticity, creative friction, and intellectual honesty from one of tech's most influential minds.
Key takeaways from Alibaba Chairman Joe Tsai's lecture on AI infrastructure economics, system optimization, and the business logic behind open-source models.
Why Jensen Huang believes confident competition, not containment, is the path to American technological leadership in the global AI race.
Ford CEO Jim Farley's perspective on China emphasizes humility, learning, and strategic cooperation over demonization—a blueprint for navigating global competition.
An analysis of DeepSeek-V3.2's technical paper reveals not just architectural innovation, but a candid assessment of the 'compute tax' imposed by geopolitical constraints.
Professor Terence Tao's insights on AI's transformative potential in mathematics—from discovering hidden connections to formal proof verification—and reflections on the balance between AI capabilities and human creativity.
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