AWS chief Matt Garman says Amazon is already seeing the benefits of its massive AI investments.
So reports CNN’s Kaitlan Collins. It seems inevitable that Trump will try to broker a sale to a US company and take credit for “saving” TikTok, but the open questions are whether China allows that to happen, and who might be able to afford it.
Here’s why the Jets didn’t trade for star receiver Jerry Jeudy, according to a devastating profile of the team in The Athletic:
Douglas told the Broncos that Johnson didn’t want to make the trade because the owner felt Jeudy’s player rating in “Madden NFL,” the popular video game, wasn’t high enough, according to multiple league sources.
Just a reminder that Aaron Rodgers chose to be traded to this team after, you know, doing his own research.
From Politico:
Federal officials say they’re worried about sharing documents via email with Donald Trump’s transition team because the incoming officials are eschewing government devices, email addresses and cybersecurity support, raising fears that they could potentially expose sensitive government data.
Anyway, here’s a secret link to buy our EMAILS shirt, which we first issued after the 2016 election. The connection is left as an exercise for the reader.
President-elect Donald Trump’s second term is a regulatory wild card hanging over Big Tech.
Media critic Matt Pearce on ‘Lessons on media policy at the slaughter-bench of history’
It’s not just big tech companies finding confusing new ways to merge — Weber just announced that it’s “combining” with the Blackstone griddle company, and that Blackstone founder and CEO Rager Dahle will become the new CEO of the combined company when all is said and done.
Roger was on Decoder in 2021 talking about how he’d started the company in 2015 and what it was like as his griddles — and the smashburgers you can make on them — started going viral on TikTok during the pandemic. We’ve been interviewing grill company CEOs nearly every summer since — they are some of the most interesting episodes we do.
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The company’s new AI chief on working for Microsoft, the OpenAI relationship, and when superintelligence might actually arrive.
