The digital divide has reversed: digital content is now cheap, widespread, and often fake, while physical products have become the premium, more desirable option.
A financial expert warns that the current global economic instability could surpass the 2008 financial crisis, citing much higher levels of debt, weaker growth, and limited policy tools available to governments and central banks to respond effectively.
The article discusses the author's exclusive report on OpenAI's audited financials for 2024-2025, revealing that the company spent $34 billion while generating only $13.07 billion in revenue, sparking debate about the sustainability of such spending in the tech industry.
The article announces a new platform designed to give retail investors access to Wall Street-grade tools, including real-time breakout detection, AI stock predictions, and institutional buying data, all at a lower cost than traditional professional terminals.
A user on Hacker News reports that OpenAI has started showing ads (for Financial Times, SHEIN, and Amazon Prime Day) within their paid £6.99/month ChatGPT plan, prompting them to cancel their subscription.
The article argues that progress in AI development is decelerating, challenging the narrative of rapid and continuous advancement in the field.