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1 month ago |
archive.is | Rishi Iyengar |David Gerard |Keith Johnson |Alexandra Sharp
President Donald Trump is making a big bet on bitcoin, with all the might of the U.S. government. Trump signed an executive order late Thursday establishing a strategic bitcoin reserve for the United States, putting the cryptocurrency on par with petroleum and gold as strategic assets that Washington stockpiles. David Sacks, Trump’s crypto and AI czar, belabored the metaphor further.
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Nov 28, 2024 |
pivot-to-ai.com | David Gerard
The Dead Boys were a legendary Cleveland, Ohio punk band who formed in 1976. Vocalist Stiv Bators died in 1990, but the rest of the band has reunited several times since. The current version formed in 2017, with original members Cheetah Chrome and Johnny Blitz and still play the nostalgia circuit.
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Nov 25, 2024 |
pivot-to-ai.com | David Gerard
Spines Publishing plans to “disrupt” the book industry by releasing 8,000 titles in 2025 — with AI!Spines was founded as BooxAI in 2021, changing its name earlier this year. Spines claims 273 published titles in 2024 — 33 on the same day. [Bookseller, archive]Spines is a venture capital play — $6.5 million of venture funding in April and another $16 million last week. [Spines; Calcalist]Nobody wants AI-generated books — they only ever get bought by accident.
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Oct 28, 2024 |
pivot-to-ai.com | David Gerard
Olivia Squizzle is here to save us from AI. She can do it instead. Don’t load up ChatGPT! Just call Olivia’s hotline. [YouTube]Do you like the novelty of things being not that great but coming from a place that makes it feel exciting? Why can’t that place be me? VIDEO Here’s Olivia dealing with her eight million commissions a day. [YouTube] VIDEO Like this:Like Loading... Related
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Oct 28, 2024 |
pivot-to-ai.com | David Gerard
If you like music even a bit, you might boggle at the idea that people would be happy with a stream of anonymous machine-generated slop. But to the music streaming business, caring which song you’re hearing makes you a weird outlier. The vast majority of streaming listeners want a radio playing background noise.
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