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expect the traditional per-seat subscription model will increasingly come under pressure as AI products deliver work rather than augment personal productivity.
Kyle Poyar • How AI apps make money
It’s a good bet that the field of robotics is poised to follow a similar path; we are, in all likelihood, at the leading edge of an explosive wave of innovation that will ultimately produce robots geared toward nearly every conceivable commercial, industrial, and consumer task. That explosion will be powered by the availability of standardized soft
... See moreMartin Ford • Rise of the Robots: Technology and the Threat of a Jobless Future
Second, the rapid improvement in both capabilities and cost efficiency means that any static strategy for AI implementation will quickly become outdated. Organizations need to develop dynamic approaches that can evolve as these models continue to advance. Going all-in on a particular model today is not a good plan in a world where both Scaling Laws... See more
Ethan Mollick • A new generation of AIs: Claude 3.7 and Grok 3
Those that use AI simply to reduce costs and replace workers will be outcompeted by those that use it to expand their capabilities.
Tim O'Reilly • AI First Puts Humans First
Boston-based Rethink Robotics has taken a different track with Baxter, a lightweight humanoid manufacturing robot that can easily be trained to perform a variety of repetitive tasks.