How AI Tokens Challenge Broadband Economics
The parallel evolution of two foundational commodities in a new economic layer.
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“When you’re writing you have none of those advantages. You’re casting your bread onto the waters, hoping that this invisible and unknowable audience will catch your drift.” – Steven Pinker - http://edge.org/conversation/writing-in-the-21st-century more ›
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“Why look at any particular image, when they are literally everywhere? Perhaps “photography” has become so all-pervasive that it no longer makes sense to think about it as a discreet practice or field of inquiry. In other words, perhaps “photography,”… more ›
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stressfm-feed: It’s an astonishing look inside the cultural change still needed in the shift to digital — even in one of the world’s greatest newsrooms. Read it. (via The leaked New York Times innovation report is one of the key… more ›
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“If the matrix and the recursive list are, in a sense, the basic data structures of software, the story is the basic data structure of human beings.” – Cyberflow – OpenMind more ›
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“the information revolution is moving from personal to intimate.” – Opinion: Google Glass signals a wearables revolution – CNN.com more ›
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Glass is Google’s unintentional public service announcement on the future of privacy. (via Reflections on Google Glass — D-RAD) more ›
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“What to do: Find out where you are Take a small step towards your goal Adjust your understanding based on what you learned Repeat How to do it: When faced with two of more alternatives that deliver roughly the same value, take the… more ›
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“The ultimate goal of signals intelligence and analysis is to learn not only what is being said, and what is being done, but what is being thought.” – NSA: THE DECISION PROBLEM | Edge.org more ›
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“we can imagine the entirety of network communication for the last decade—the Big Haul—as a single, deep-and-wide digital simulation of the world (or a significant section of it). It is an archive, a library of the real. Its existence as… more ›