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Our favorite "(some part of tech) is Dead" mantra has gone mainstream as a virality-generating title. Debates are shifting; opinions are not. History-gazing is back, and for all the wrong reasons

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From linguistic structures to mathematical proofs, the "impossibility walls" of AI are falling. A look at the divergence between expert prediction and empirical reality

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All investment rules used for tech investments in last few decades are irrevocably broken

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A look at the gap between popular AI narratives and the complex, world-changing reality of recent breakthroughs in materials, health, and logic.

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History's lens distorts, not clarifies. From South Sea Bubbles to TMT, past patterns empower demagoguery more than analysis, as our piece playfully shows.

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We dreamt of a presidential dinner for a Samsung-Hynix truce. OpenAI just wrote the peace treaty

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After our Sins essay, the predicted counter. It may be less compulsively readable, but its perspective is more necessary for its rarity

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The revolution isn’t just in AI’s answers, but in its process — decoding its workings could ignite breakthroughs across every science

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Of ignored innovations from segments where investor community is neither as detail-oriented nor as forward-thinking, optimistic

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Microsoft exemplifies all tech giants' rising R&D efforts/achievements and the drive to explore interdisciplinarily