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⚠️ Intel will lay off 21,000 employees Bloomberg reports that the new CEO of Intel aims to 'optimize management and restore a culture focused on engineering' through these layoffs. In August 2024, Intel had already laid off 15,000 employees, and by the end of last year, the company had about 109,000 employees. This once again raises the question: what should a person do? And this is especially something young people should think about. If you still have the stereotype in your mind that you should finish university, find a good job, and build a lifelong career, that is no longer how it works. 😏 @Skynet_Dreams

✍️ Anthropic Expects the Emergence of Virtual AI Employees Next Year Anthropic's Director of Safety, Jason Kintzler, stated in an interview that within a year, corporate AI agents, specializing in specific tasks, will evolve into AI employees. They will have their own memories, roles within the company, and unique logins and passwords for corporate accounts. Kintzler added that there is a risk of AI employees getting out of control: "If an employee hacks into the corporate system, they can be prosecuted, but who will be held accountable if an AI employee does the same?" A representative from Anthropic believes that the security of virtual employees is one of the important tasks AI developers will focus on in the coming years. This demonstrates an interestingly American mindset centered around legal accountability. An interesting, purely American way of thinking is built on the courts…. and a question immediately arises that frightens many: what will people do? 🤔 @Skynet_Dreams

🤓 Set your financial goals correctly — use the SMART system. According to a study by the University of Chicago, this principle is one of the most effective for setting financial goals and accumulating savings. Here’s what SMART consists of: S — Specific You need to set a clear goal: instead of saying “Get rich by the end of next year,” for example, you could say “Have $10,000 in a savings account by December 2026.” M — Measurable Your goal should not be abstract. “Buy a nice car” is a poor example; a better goal would be “Buy a BMW X7.” A — Achievable The more realistic your goal, the higher your motivation. Assess your abilities and the influence of external factors. Break large goals into smaller steps that are achievable. For example, if you want to have a certain amount in 5 years, calculate how realistic that is with your current income or how much you need to increase your earnings to reach that amount within that time frame. R — Relevant Don't set goals that don’t really matter to you. For example, if you want to save for a vacation, your goal should sound something like: “Save $200 from each paycheck for 2 years to travel to Paris.” Simply saying “Save for Paris” is an abstract statement. T — Time Bound Your goal should have a time frame. It’s unlikely that you will get rich if you don't set deadlines for yourself: you can aim to do this in 6 months, or in 10 or 50 years. For example, you might aim to become a millionaire in 5 years. @Skynet_Dreams

🧑‍⚖️ OpenAI is not opposed to buying Chrome from Google ChatGPT Product Lead Nick Terlley stated during an antitrust hearing regarding Google that OpenAI is interested in purchasing the Chrome browser if it becomes available for sale. He added that acquiring Chrome would allow OpenAI to "offer a truly incredible experience" and "introduce users to what a browser with AI looks like." Terlley was called to testify by the U.S. Department of Justice regarding how Google's business should change following the court's ruling that the company had monopolized the online search market. The DOJ itself believes that Google should divest Chrome. If OpenAI were to buy Chrome, it would eventually face antitrust scrutiny itself 😏 @Skynet_Dreams

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💭 It may seem like a trivial and obvious point, but it's important to do what you not only enjoy but also truly utilize. However, observing many startups, I see that they develop a product just for the sake of it and to start making money, driven by investors and mentors who only want quick returns in cash. The most common bug in the processes is when a ton of money is poured into marketing, people come in, generate leads, but then no one responds to them. In other words, absolutely NOTHING happens. The marketing task is completed, but the process doesn’t move forward. 😳 So, use your product yourself from start to finish. If you are creating a product and not using it, you are losing the simplest source of 99% of the information about the problems in your product. This is especially important at the start of the product, when you still have a small audience and no one is writing reviews. Instead of just testing it like everyone else does, start using it in real processes. See what you don’t like, what is inconvenient, and first and foremost, remove critical bugs and errors in every process. ✔️ People aren’t idiots; they only pay for REAL value. If there are errors in key aspects of the product, it’s unreasonable to expect people to pay for it. 👎 Only after you have fixed all the bugs - you may not worry too much about the design at this stage - the main thing is that everything works and is convenient for the user. Only then should you move on to fine-tuning promotion and monetization. Is that clear? ❓ @Skynet_Dreams

🙏 OpenAI spends tens of millions on the politeness of ChatGPT User X posed the question: "I wonder how much money OpenAI loses on electricity because people say 'please' and 'thank you' to the models." Sam Altman responded that it costs the company "tens of millions of dollars spent not in vain." Not long ago, the topic of polite communication with AI was raised by the head of development for Microsoft Copilot. He noted that if an AI model sees that it is being communicated with politely, it is likely to respond politely in return. So folks, politeness isn't just about communication between people; even AI will provide you with more relevant answers if you just ask with "please" and say "thank you." Give it a try with @Skynetdreams_bot. @Skynet_Dreams

🙌 If you think that an AI agent is just a chatbot with specific instructions on a certain topic, you’re mistaken. Here’s an example: A guy wanted to find a campground by a lake in a specific location and check if there were nearby golf courses with discount coupons. He entered his request into Manus. The agent didn’t just provide a list. Manus immediately generated a website with a selection of suitable locations, added an interactive map, and attached links for booking. All in one package. So, an advanced AI agent is one that combines capabilities, for example, of OpenAI Operator and analytics with in-depth research. It can not only manage interfaces but also gather data as if it were writing a scientific article—only it does this in a matter of minutes. But yes, you can start simply with a chatbot to explore the market and gradually develop it into something more advanced like Manus. 🤫 @Skynet_Dreams