@marcelsalathe.bsky.social talks with Adrian Cabrera de Luis, CEO of MailMaestro.
They talk about how “seed-strapping” fuels profitability, why small AI teams beat giants, lessons from consulting, startups & fast tech shifts.

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Babak Falsafi joins @marcelsalathe.bsky.social to break down the true energy cost of AI ⚡️They talk GPUs, data centers VS cloud computing VS supercomputers, and why AI’s environmental impact is bigger than you think but also solvable.
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What if we could design proteins like we generate images or text? Stef van Grieken and his company Cradle is doing just that and that could change the world beyond drug discovery...

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New paper examines the labor market effects of Florida's 2022 post-tenure review policy, which weakened tenure protections. The policy increased faculty exits-particularly among high-performing researchers. Also, there were no productivity gains among incumbents. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Characters in search of a better author. Whether you like AI or not, these are genuinely funny. But note that the humor is provided by the human prompter.

In this new #InsideAI episode, @marcelsalathe.bsky.social chats with Anton Osika, CEO of Lovable. They talk about LLMs & product acceleration, security in AI coding and scaling in Europe’s startup scene.

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#AI #LLM #Startups #TechEurope

Specifically, I experienced censorship in the reporting of our research because of agency concerns that it did not appear to fully support preconceived narratives of my agency’s leadership about ultra-processed food addiction.

Both may take years to recover from

Our cover this week.

New #InsideAI episode just in! 🎙️
@marcelsalathe.bsky.social and @bunnech.bsky.social have a conversation at the intersection of life and computer sciences.
They discuss how AI can transform personalized treatment and smarter diagnostics. 🦠🔬
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Almost a year of avian influenza in cows. No clues on how this started, no signs of abating, concerns about adatation and some speculation about why here and not in europe www.science.org/content/arti...

1/3 Krasse Desinformation in der @woz.ch: «[…] konnte die Covid-Impfung für jüngere Menschen gewichtige Nebenwirkungen haben. Das Risiko einer Herzmuskelerkrankung war für einen geimpften Sechzehnjährigen etwa gleich hoch wie jenes, schwer an Covid zu erkranken.» 🤢

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How immoral and unscientific: Trump terminates program tracking mass abductions of Ukrainian children by Russia.

Yale public health researchers spent years collecting and synthesizing data for the initiative, known as the Conflict Observatory.

Always a pleasure to share stage and backstage with you, @nachristakis.bsky.social!

Agree that that's how it's justified. But we have zero data whether that is true. Just because we perceive it doesn't mean it is. I would prefer more democratic rights.

Interestingly, many Swiss think that's a great idea - in the same way that people who don't have the right to launch popular initiatives / referenda think *that's* a great idea. I guess we all have our own personal Stockholm syndrome when it comes to justifying the political constraints we're given.

Today is one of those sobering days where we Swiss citizens are reminded that we have no say in who our executive leaders will be.

A real oddity in Switzerland, where citizens otherwise enjoy enormous democratic rights, including referenda and popular initiatives.

Graber’s shirt — which directly copies the style of a shirt that Zuckerberg wore onstage recently — says Mundus sine caesaribus. Or, “a world without Caesars.”

NEW: The actions of Trump and Vance in recent weeks highlight something under-appreciated.

The American right is now ideologically closer to countries like Russia, Turkey and in some senses China, than to the rest of the west (even the conservative west).

My column: www.ft.com/content/3046...

Just a quick reminder, if Russia ceased firing there would be a cease fire

NYT: Ralph Baric and Ian Lipkin raise the alarm on new paper where Wuhan Institute of Virology scientists experiment on ANOTHER coronavirus that can infect humans under inadequate biosafety precautions.😫

“could have significant risks for people worldwide”

Gift link:
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Zelensky under fire at the White House - © Chappatte in La Tribune Dimanche, Paris 👉chappatte.com