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🟢 Can innovators control luck?
In 1978, Dr. James Austin published an odd book called Chase, Chance, & Creativity: The Lucky Art of Novelty. The book was all about making scientific sense of... luck. This is a specially interesting endeavor for startups or corporations as luck is probably the essential asset for anyone in the
🟢 I'll probably never go back to China (for work)
A more personal article for the end of July on China and its changes, the end of an era for me, and maybe some geopolitical and business considerations if you want to read too much in this story ; )
The web has changed forever, and we don't feel it yet
There's a concept that is starting to take hold as a central narrative for how the web will evolve very rapidly: AI has started an irreversible transformation of the web as we knew it, and before we even realize it, 99% of the content produced and shared will
🟢 Should you announce innovations to your market ahead of time?
ChatGPT is getting sued, and it's only the beginning
ChatGPT is getting sued by a first small batch of artists and writers on the way it was trained by scrapping the internet for content, including very much copyrighted ones. As reported by The Verge, The first to sue is the comedian Sarah Silverman and two horror/pop fiction writers
Threads *not* launching in Europe is pure gold
Meta (Facebook) has officially launched Threads, its Twitter competitor. And it's a straightforward Twitter clone, which is probably the best thing to do if you want to siphon out angry Twitter users in the shortest period efficiently. The interface seems quite decent and unobtrusive, while simply using your