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    1. Recovery technology searches increased 340% this year,

      does that mean they are searching it up to want to buy it or looking at its negative effects. AI isnt going to tell us what the customers are thinking

  2. Aug 2026
    1. Google andOpenAI have both gravitated defensively toward release patterns that allow them toretain tight control over how their models are used. But this control is a fiction.

      do you guys believe that having a closed source approach to your AI models have any long term benefits since everyone can make their own now? i think a benefit is for the customer

    2. one clear winner in all of this is Meta. Because the leaked model wastheirs [Meta’s], they have effectively garnered an entire planet’s worth of free labor. Sincemost open source innovation is happening on top of their architecture, there is nothingstopping them from directly incorporating it into their products.

      with the start of AI, Meta was right about keeping a open source approach. Enabling them to merge and work with other businesses who used their models to grow. very smart

    3. Google initially invested $300 million for a 10% stake in Anthropic and its pledge to use GoogleCloud as a preferred cloud provider.80 While the relationship was initially compared to that ofMicrosoft and OpenAI, Google never levied the same degree of influence on Anthropic. In September2023, Amazon agreed to invest up to $4 billion in the startup, becoming Anthropic’s “primary cloudprovider for mission critical workloads.”81 Google then increased its own investment by $2 billion andreached a multiyear deal with Anthropic for the use of Google Cloud, worth over $3 billion

      investing and growing product with AI

    4. or us, it’s way better if the industry standardizes on the basic tools that we’reusing and therefore we can benefit from the improvements that others make, and others’use of those tools can, in some cases like Open Compute, drive down the costs of thosethings which make our business more efficient too.

      HERE zucc is talking about AI as a tool for businesses not as a main source of revenue. interesting

    5. igh cost of 3Dcontent production, but the advancements in generative AI models could unlock his vision.

      pros of AI. instead of 3D production AI can do that

    6. APIs allowed third-party developers to access theGPT models to build their own applications.

      OpenAI was a little too open with how it worked for competitors

    7. n 2018, Google published its AI principles—among the first of their kind in this space. The nextyear, the company released its first annual transparency report where it publicized details on how itmanaged and mitigated risks associated with AI. “Responsible” development and deployment werecore to Google’s approach and ultimately embedded in its DNA

      pro - being transparent with AI to public

    8. Should Googlerush into competing directly with OpenAI and other chatbot providers despite having no workingbusiness model for generative AI, or wait and perhaps risk obsolescence?

      Main Question

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  3. Oct 2023
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    1. He was still young but he hadwon fame as the greatest wrestler in the nine villages. He was awealthy farmer and had two barns full of yams, and had just marriedhis third wife. To crown it all he had taken two titles and had shownincredible prowess in two inter-tribal wars.

      okonkwo

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    1. Total Cost= $5

      total costs = the same = Total perceived customer benefits = the higher the better

      Total perceived customer benefits = the same = total cost = the lower the better

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  8. Mar 2023
    1. hiring, coaching,training and development, employee assistance programs, benefits, wageand salary administration, discipline procedures, promotions, performanceappraisals, dealing with difficult bosses, termination, and all the legalitiesinvolved in managing

      HR job

    2. pink slip in someone’s pay envelope

      A pink slip is an official notification that the worker's position has been eliminated or that the worker's services are no longer required. In other words, a pink slip is an informal name for a termination notice.

    3. mergers andbuyouts also apply: It’s important that you find a humane way to handlethese personal contacts with a keen awareness that your actions will beclosely observed by the employees who remain

      basically what the mergers and buyouts section was about

    4. You want to retain the employee, but youfind that your words are not being taken seriously. In a situation like thisone, you may recommend zero salary increase for the employee for thatyear, with a full explanation as to why you’re doing it.

      instead of firing

    5. The reason for emphasizing “after you’ve been trained” is to keep newemployees from suggesting changes before they understand what is goingon.

      timing

    6. As amanager you need to play many roles—coach, standard setter, performanceappraiser, teacher, motivator, visionary, and so forth.

      manager definition

    7. First, so that youcan immediately recognize them when a more experienced executive usesthem on you, and second, so you can use them when they seem appropriate.

      reasons for learning conversation terminators

    8. That means that the words you use, yourfacial expressions, and your tone of voice all give the same meaning

      3 things to keep note of when active listening

    9. It was no surprise that nearly all the responses had to do with some formof appreciation either received or denied when the staff member felt it wasdeserved. What was surprising was the depth of emotion displayed aboutthe subject

      test

    10. In addition to allowing mistakes and helping individuals see their errors,giving praise and recognition, involving others in the decisionmakingprocess, and avoiding perfectionism, you, the manager, can build trust inmany other ways.

      basic overview of chapter 3 so far

    11. Leadership is difficult to define. A leader is a person others look to fordirection, someone whose judgment is respected because it is usuallysound.

      leadership definition

    12. ou’ll get surface respect or positionalrespect, but let’s face it—it’s what people really think of you, not what theysay to you, that matters—and that affects how they perform

      you’re the boss’s son or daughter or friend

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  9. Nov 2022
    1. Which of the variables in this equation have regres-sion coefficients that are statistically different fromzero at the 5% significance level?

      look for t value p value shows what is meaningful question d is which one isn't

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  10. Oct 2022
    1. The memorial service was a reminder of the histories of anti-Mexicanviolence that are embedded in the landscape and that reemerge in publicmemory.

      here

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  11. Sep 2022

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    1. Higher educational institutions did nothing to increase our limited understanding ofracism as a political ideology. Instead professors systematically denied us truth, teaching us to acceptracial polarity in the form of white supremacy and sexual polarity in the form of male dominance.

      here

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    1. Correlation

      is a unitless quantity that is unaffected by the measurement scale. (do the data correlate)

      Max: 1 Min:-1 Higher than 0.6 they highly correlated. Lower than -0.6 they are low correlated.

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  12. Aug 2022
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      here

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