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Earnings wrapups from Alphabet: investors just want to know when the AI is coming. From Apple: they’re still not planning any layoffs. From Amazon: Look, AWS is still a beast. And in the Weekend Longreads suggestions: the startup that wants to bring back the Dodo, Jurassic Park style.
Links:
- AI will help Google parent Alphabet navigate a challenging macro environment, say analysts (MarketWatch)
- Google Shares Slip after Sales Miss as Advertising Demand Slows (Bloomberg)
- Apple Sales Shrink as Pandemic Rally Ends for iPhone Maker, Other Tech Giants (WSJ)
- Amazon stock falls as least profitable holiday quarter since 2014 leads to its worst annual loss on record (MarketWatch)
- Google invests $300mn in artificial intelligence start-up Anthropic (Financial Times)
Weekend Longreads Suggestions:
- The generative AI revolution has begun—how did we get here? (ArsTechnica)
- Who will compete with ChatGPT? Meet the contenders | The AI Beat (VentureBeat)
- The Difference Between Speaking and Thinking (The Atlantic)
- A de-extinction company is trying to resurrect the dodo (MIT Technology Review)
- A Calculated Move: Calculators Now Emulated at Internet Archive (Internet Archive Blogs)
The generative AI revolution has begun—how did we get here?
arstechnica.comThe Difference Between Speaking and Thinking
theatlantic.comA de-extinction company is trying to resurrect the dodo
technologyreview.comA Calculated Move: Calculators Now Emulated at Internet Archive
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