Does AI make us more productive at work? Yes, but there’s a catch.
Opinion: Introducing AI in your workplace will not magically lift productivity, argues Lucio Ribeiro. For that to happen, we need to make some changes to how we work.
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Should Aussie startups move overseas? That’s the wrong question to ask.
The best startup founders aren’t asking whether to stay in Australia or leave, argues David Burt.
OpenAI says it filed paperwork to go public
OpenAI said it has not decided exactly when the IPO would take place.
Let’s stop selling AI to employees who fear being replaced
Opinion: Espousing the benefits of AI to staff risks alienating a cohort already worried about their career prospects, argues Kylie Paatsch
Google’s AI chief says we’re in the ‘foothills of the singularity’. Here’s why that matters
As machine capability shifts from passive responses to autonomous operation, the concept of singularity – coined in the academic realm and adopted by science fiction – is one every professional needs to know.
SpaceX targets $75 billion for IPO—valuing company above US$1.75 trillion
The company plans to sell about 555.6 million shares for $135 in the initial public offering.
AI has killed these three moats. Here’s what works instead
Opinion: AI has torn up the rule book of competitive advantage, argues Kim Teo, co-founder and CEO of me&u. Founders will need to focus on AI-proofing their moats instead.
‘Nothing ever like this before’: Daniela Amodei on Anthropic, Mythos and the IPO
Exclusive: In the lead-up to its IPO, Anthropic President and co-founder Daniela Amodei talks to Forbes Australia about containing its new model, Mythos, and why the frontier lab is anchoring in Australia.
What if we’re wrong about the productivity ‘crisis’?
Opinion: As politicians and economists search for answers to Australia’s productivity woes, Lauren Ryder argues the real problem may be how we measure work in a modern economy. Every few months, a new set of productivity figures lands and the political handwringing begins. We are told that GDP per-hour-worked has flatlined and that multifactor productivity is declining. […]
Michael Dell’s net worth surges up $35 billion, passing Zuckerberg as 6th richest
Analysts called Dell’s latest earnings “one of the most impressive quarters we’ve seen in our time covering hardware.”