Jon Swartz’s Post

Looking for AI companies to weigh in on self-regulation, absent any formal U.S. policy, for a story on Thursday. Please DM or email me: jswartz@techstronggroup.com #EU #AI #selfregulation

One of the more intriguing conversations as we head into the back half of the year was a piece published earlier this week by Sequoia Capital, which posited the $600 billion AI challenge. In short, it advocates the sell-in of infrastructure to lead to economic output far beyond where we are now. In other words, we’re on a long and winding road in the AI narrative that goes far beyond the all-at-once payoff storyline involving NVIDIA Corp. and no one else.

Found this Independent piece from 2000 while rummaging through desk drawer. AOL-Time Warner merger!

Haven't had this much fun at a job in years.

Looking to interview someone who prefers working remotely rather than in the office, and why. On tight deadline. jswartz@techstronggroup.com or DM me here. Thanks. #remotework #office #productivity

Some are calling it the death of the infinite scroll. I prefer to think of it as the birth of AI making search exquisitely digestible for everyone — and, more importantly, an opportunity for a new era of monetization and a rebirth of sorts for search. The advent of generative-AI has fomented significant considerations around data rights and ownership as LLMs abstract content and create monetization opportunities for both Google and content creators.