These are the options. I get the logic, but banning signals technological and cultural weakness. Yet so does capitulation of the Newsom variety. The best way is to build something *better* than China, as Elon and others in tech have done.
Congress blew him kisses.
Journalists gave him applause.
Regulators promised to take no action.
So it was only Crypto Twitter that uncovered his deception.
Read the actual history of what happened with Sam Bankman-Fried, before it gets memory holed. balajis.com/p/crypto-twitt…
Meanwhile, Coindesk's Ian Allison was revealing[1] that SBF had no money, while Axios' Dan Primack was asking[2] whether SBF could cure world hunger.
"For context, the US sustained about 50k casualties in two decades of fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan. In large-scale combat operations, the US could experience that same number of casualties in two weeks." press.armywarcollege.edu/cgi/viewconten…
Others are making similar proposals, due to military recruiting shortfalls.
"...in 2023, every service except the Marine Corps is poised to miss its recruiting goals. In 2022, the Army alone fell short by 15,000 recruits." military.com/daily-news/opi…
How do you double the value of cloud storage? Add AI summarization of PDFs, thereby allowing businesses to replace millions in legal bills with thousands in SaaS fees. It’d be like Github Copilot, but for corporations.
1) In addition to using AI to inexpensively *read* corporate PDFs, of course you also want to use it to cheaply *write* corporate PDFs.
Because if we go back to the analogy of a folder of corporate contracts as a database, right now every interaction… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Ha, somehow this got 23M views a few months ago and I didn’t see it.
As mentioned — I figured this was obvious, but it’s still early enough in AI that I wanted to describe a specific valuable workflow in the hope that someone would build it.