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Could AI wipe out middle management? (opens the original)
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To actually make a difference, AI must tackle the weakest link of any given problem. For corporate structures, this could well mean the erosion of middle management, writes Lewis Liu If you look at the last 150 years of American economic growth, by and large it has stayed on an average trend of around two per cent a year, despite enormous technological disruption: the steam engine, internal combustion, electricity, airplanes, computing and the internet. How is it, as Stanford economist Chad Jone
I drove 3,000 miles and saw the America AI is leaving behind (opens the original)
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Lewis Liu drove for nine days to get to his new home in Silicon Valley. On the journey he saw the America that risks being left behind When America was a young nation, hundreds of thousands of people packed their possessions into wagons and headed west in search of something better. St Louis became known as the Gateway to the West. Farther along the Missouri frontier, Westport, now part of Kansas City, became a jumping-off point for the Oregon and California trails. From there, families travelle
Sovereign AI is no longer a nice to have, and with open source, more achievable than ever (opens the original)
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Driven by rising costs and concerns over data sovereignty, enterprises are increasingly pursuing “AI sovereignty” by diversifying their AI supply chains with open-source alternatives, says Lewis Liu “Every single enterprise in this country… these people are livid. They’re saying: ‘I am paying for tokens that create no value. These people are stealing the weights and alpha of my business.'” Those were the words of Alex Karp on CNBC earlier this month, the CEO of Palantir, the controversial US sur
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