Steven Rosenbush

“My first reaction was, I didn’t know they were public! How could a quantum computer company be public?” Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said, discrediting earlier remarks of his that sparked a selloff in quantum-computing stocks https://t.co/CHlwBHCZXy via @WSJ

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Says AI Computing Needs Will Grow Dramatically https://t.co/bVkZBDgaFo via @wsj

Uncertainty over federal grants is endangering U.S. leadership in bioscience, which is critical to drug development and the nation’s competitiveness https://t.co/d9rmRNoGzf via @WSJ @UW @UWproteindesign @UWMedicine

RT @joshwoodward: Project Starline is our project to build a "magic window" that will let you beam across timezones and talk to people as i…

Crunchbase is using AI to forecast startup funding, acquisitions and public offerings—but its biggest challenge may be predicting its own future. @bellelin_ has the story. https://t.co/hHIbQ0aHio via @WSJ

Most companies necessarily approach generative AI as an innovation to integrate, but a handful of startups have sprung up with artificial intelligence as their starting point. They’re the AI natives. https://t.co/uPDGo6ES0U via @WSJ

U.S. tech companies are used to some competition from China, but DeepSeek seems to be operating on another level https://t.co/hpYoqTLBux via @WSJ

DeepSeek has touted its latest AI model, R1, is particularly good at problem solving, performing on par with OpenAI’s o1 reasoning model but at a fraction of the cost per use https://t.co/7YvgjyF5lN via @WSJ

DeepSeek’s new AI model spells uncertainty for Big Tech and U.S. competitiveness, but for enterprise CIOs looking to keep their AI costs down, it’s just good news. https://t.co/5JlhUEfXT1 via @WSJ

RT @PhilipWallach: @Steve_Rosenbush -Climate change —> attempt to regulate using Clean Air Act. -DACA, launched because a deal in Congress…

Thanks! Where else do you see this @PhilipWallach?

Philip Wallach @PhilipWallach

Really good piece here, this dynamic gets repeated in oh-so-many policy areas in 21st century America https://t.co/UzDDVSRXgh

Congress seems stuck in the past when it comes to technology, leaving courts and agencies to fill the void https://t.co/53weyBD3YG via @WSJ

‘Cost avoidance’ is now popping up during board meetings and talks with chief executives and chief financial officers because it conveys AI can help control spending on staff https://t.co/njvgkQWfMc via @WSJ @bellelin_

Venture capital—designed to capitalize on “broken” models and experiences in a wide range of markets—is beginning to train its sights on itself, where there’s a pressing need for greater liquidity https://t.co/TSKSqM3xT8 via @WSJ

Quantum computers are still in their infancy, but we already have some working examples of what they can do https://t.co/KgntgItznd via @WSJ

… interesting

Isaac Sacolick @nyike

20 Expert Gen AI Predictions for an Ambitious 2025 “Brands need to stop spending millions on AI experiments that never make it out of the lab. Brands will demand to see CX automation outcomes before committing any investment to AI.” #AI #GenAI https://t.co/x8nduPFytA

“We’re in the beginnings of this generative AI revolution as we all know,” @nvidia Chief Jensen Huang said. “And we’re at the beginning of a new generation of foundation models that are able to do reasoning and able to do long thinking.” https://t.co/YXW5DJOmPd via @WSJ