By Chris Stokel-Walker August 02, 2023 The generative AI revolution has a dirty little secret: its cost, both in monetary terms and the impact on the environment, is huge. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has previously said that GPT-4, the large language model (LLM) underpinning the premium version of ChatGPT, cost $100 million to train. … Continue reading We still haven’t cracked the code on making generative AI any more efficient
Arik Hanson — April 17, 2020 Author’s Disclaimer: I know and fully realize a lot of people have lost–and will lose–their jobs during COVID-19. This is not designed to be a glib discussion, but merely a different take on the “working from home during COVID changes everything” conversation. Over the first four weeks of this … Continue reading Working From Home Isn’t All It’s Cracked Up to Be – and the COVID Outbreak Will Prove It
by Cormac ReynoldsSeptember 4, 2016 As we’re all full well aware social media, particularly Facebook, Twitter and Instagram offer huge potential for businesses, or so we’re told by many. According to BrandWatch, there are over 2.3bn active social media users on the web and the average user has 5.5 social media accounts. That’s a lot … Continue reading Expert Roundup: Is Social Media for Business All it’s Cracked up to Be?
Jeff BullasJanuary 15, 2015 Headlines were the key tactic to make people buy newspapers, buy books and magazines. Now they make people click and share on the web and your mobile phone. Bloggers, publishers and marketers are always on the lookout for attracting attention to drive traffic, engage with their readers and customers and make … Continue reading 22 Headlines That Went Viral. Have These Marketers Cracked the Code?
