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“The entire world got it wrong” on AI scaling laws, and scaling isn’t slowing down, according to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang during his GTC 2025 keynote

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  1. @SHAFKAT_KHAN

    March 22, 2025 at 9:00 pm

    Robotics time has come

  2. @VTdotTV

    March 22, 2025 at 11:39 pm

    This is gonna be interesting

  3. @roguemullet

    March 24, 2025 at 6:37 am

    Case study in Bias.

  4. @nurbekmalikov3467

    March 24, 2025 at 8:17 pm

    Hype

  5. @vvilliam29

    March 26, 2025 at 8:31 pm

    yeah of course. Once you learn how to do more, you push yourself to that limit, then do more, and exceed your capacity.

    i remember my father saying he needed more speed in hard disk speed and I thought he was crazy. He was just using a HDD but back then it was crazy fast and I didn’t understand the use case that he was using as a sophomore in college.

    We’re doing things at a crazy scale, and the flywheel only gets faster and faster.

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Were You Impressed by Google’s New Pixel Devices? Tech Editors React to Made by Google 2026

Our top mobile and health tech editors from PCMag, CNET and ZDNET share their thoughts on Google’s Made by Google Pixel event hosted by Trevor Noah. What were the coolest features on the new Pixel devices, and what felt like a dud? Read more about the Made by Google event on CNET.com: Made by Google…

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Everything Revealed at Made by Google 2026 in Less Than 12 Minutes

Google revealed its new lineup of Pixel 11 Phones, Pixel Buds Pro, the Pixel Watch 5 and the new Pixel Tag at its Made by Google event, hosted by Trevor Noah. Check out all the highlights and product reveals in less than 12 minutes. You can find the products mentioned in this article linked below…

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What You Tell AI Could Show Up in Court

Use a lawyer that uses AI, do not use AI as your lawyer. Chat GPT and Claude don’t have attorney-client privilege so whatever you ask can (and likely will) be discovered if you go to litigation. Startup lawyer Kristina Subbotina joined us on our Build Mode podcast to talk about how she built Lexsy, an…

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Startup lawyer Kristina Subbotina joined us on our Build Mode podcast to talk about how she built Lexsy, an AI tool that keeps human lawyers in the loop.

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