A significantly smaller team using the tools we're building can do more and do it better. And intelligence tool capabilities are compounding faster every single week. Something happened in December last year where the models just got an order of magnitude more capable and more intelligent.
It's something many people do on a daily basis without thinking twice about it. But a new survey has revealed how driving is leaving many Gen Z absolutely petrified. Experts from Tempcover surveyed youngsters about the common motoring tasks they find the most daunting. Changing a flat tyre was the biggest fear, while parallel parking, hill starts, and merging onto a motorway were also found to terrify hundreds of young drivers.
"Even if there is a 20% chance of this happening, people deserve to know and have time to prepare." The people in tech who previously warned about AI's impact were mostly speaking to others in the industry, he said. Shumer said he wanted something that spoke to his dad, a lawyer who is just a few years from retirement and is hopeful he can run out the clock on the potential massive change on the horizon.
The boss of the UK's main betting and gaming lobby group has told MPs that there is no social ill with gambling as she warned against imposing higher taxes on the sector in the November budget. Grainne Hurst, the chief executive of the Betting and Gaming Council, repeatedly made the statement to parliament's Treasury select committee on Tuesday, where she also claimed that higher taxes would result in thousands of job losses and push punters into using hidden market services.
Kevin Wu, CEO and cofounder of the AI voice agent startup Leaping AI, said everyone is vibe coding. But that doesn't mean they're all doing it well. Wu said his company hired an engineer, only to suspect they were mostly vibe coding. "They didn't even have any idea what the code does that the AI produced," he said.
