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Block, Toast, FIS Downgraded as BNP Sees Sluggish Payment Volume Growth Persisting
Executive Reshuffles: MFC, LYB, IDXX and TEX
Meta's Threads Lagging Bluesky in Attracting Former X Users After US Election: Report
Will Nvidia's Blackwell AI Chips Deliver?
Over 70% of S&P 500 Companies That Reported Earnings This Week Beat Estimates-Earnings Scorecard
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Tesla Continues to Rally as Analysts See a Robotaxi Profit Windfall Down the Road
Bulls Vs. Bears: Can Nvidia Sustain Premium Valuation?
Rare "Report" responds to questioning of "Apple Tax"! Deliberately avoiding differential treatment of the Chinese market? Apple: Should not publicly comment.
①Apple rarely disclosed the revenue situation of developers and the app ecosystem in china, indirectly responding to the doubts regarding the "Apple tax" while comparing its practices to the "Android tax." ②Experts believe that the viewpoints in this study are not neutral or objective, as it did not address the significant cost differences in the development and maintenance of application software stores between the usa and china. ③The reporter sent an interview email for inquiry, and Apple responded, "We probably won't comment publicly."
Pfizer Meets Amyloidosis Rival as BridgeBio Wins FDA Nod for Attruby
Apple iOS 18.2 Release Date Nears. Will It Boost iPhone 16 Sales?
The Federal Reserve's relief plan during the pandemic is now becoming a burden for companies, with a wave of loan defaults beginning to appear.
According to media reports, although most of the total loan amount of $17.5 billion for the 'Ordinary Business Loan Program' has been repaid, as of October 31 of this year, there are still $1.23 billion in interest and principal in default. The government regulatory agency responsible for overseeing the program expects that borrowing enterprises still face two major challenges, including a massive one-time repayment of up to 70% due next year and high interest rates, leading to a significant increase in the default rate.
This interview addresses all the key issues surrounding AI! He is a co-author of the most important papers on AI.
Aidan Gomez believes that the development of LLMs has entered a plateau, with the marginal benefits of simply scaling up model size diminishing. The inference capability will become the breakthrough point in the future, bringing new business models and market opportunities—shifting from "buying larger computing power" to "giving AI a little more time to think."
Weekend Reading | AI Search War: Where Have the Bullets Landed?
Will AI search become the most significant narrative of the generative AI era?