Ron Miller
Editorial Director at FastForward
TechCrunch enterprise reporter, Boston sports fanatic. [email protected]. https://[email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
fastforward.boldstart.vc | Ron Miller
In the late 1990s, a new kind of browser-based file sharing software platform emerged called Napster. Almost immediately folks began sharing copyrighted music and videos in numbers never previously seen. This wasn’t sharing cassettes and VHS tapes with friends and family, it was instant access to content at internet scale. The entertainment industry was not amused, but even with an army of lawyers, they were ill prepared to stop this level of activity.
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1 month ago |
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2 months ago |
fastforward.boldstart.vc | Ron Miller
Last week, just one day into the new administration, the president announced an ambitious plan dubbed Project Stargate that involves to some degree the government, OpenAI, Oracle, SoftBank and MGX investing $500 billion over the next four years to build AI data centers in the U.S.Meanwhile, Chinese company DeepSeek sent shock waves through the industry when it released a new, cheaper approach to building AI models, one that could call into question whether investments this large are even needed.
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Jan 23, 2025 |
fastforward.boldstart.vc | Ron Miller
Intuit CTO Alex Balazs has been at the company for over 25 years, and during that time, he’s seen the organization shift from a set of mostly consumer-focused financial tools to one that serves both consumer and business users. He’s also seen his own role change from individual contributor engineer to a person who manages a vast department of over 8000 engineers at a company with a market cap of almost $170 billion.
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Jan 17, 2025 |
fastforward.boldstart.vc | Ron Miller
We are a little over two years removed from OpenAI’s release of ChatGPT, a moment that will be remembered as a pivotal shift in the technology landscape. Almost immediately, we felt the impact of that change, and it wasn’t long before every software company out there had to adjust and add generative AI capabilities to their platforms. But AI doesn’t come cheap, not for the LLM vendors, and not for the people tapping into those models.
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Just surfacing briefly to say, I will be stepping away from this platform for the time being. You can find me any of these places: Mastadon: https://[email protected] LInkedIn: https://t.co/yOggkkgdcm My TechCrunch archive: https://t.co/YBkqekWrgG
Surfacing briefly from my imposed Twitter silence because this is important.
If every journalist who tweets about Elon Musk today also tweets about the PRESS Act — which would stop the government from spying on or subpoenaing journalists forever — we can get this thing passed no problem. https://t.co/jCH3QPUXMF
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