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To put the token numbers in context, $6 billion a minute is three quadrillion tokens a year. All of the humans in the world together speak 50 quadrillion tokens a year.
I remember the moment that triggered me was when I was teaching MBAs, and they started rejecting the idea that the job of a corporation is to maximize shareholder value. They were questioning it, saying profits should be subjugated to principles of equality, racial justice, and climate issues. I was like, no, stop! This is the business school; we should be thinking about profits!
I don't enjoy the experience inside Starbucks anymore; it feels like a false food restaurant.
Tim Cook added more shareholder value than any individual in history, with the exception of Jensen Huang. He's 64, and you know what he's doing? He's realizing it's probably time for someone else.
There's a growing sentiment in the world right now. You're working two fucking jobs, getting paid minimum wage, and you know how much the CEOs are making. It's like you're filled with unease.
Reed Hastings supports the $100,000 H-1B visa fee, suggesting it could lead to more thoughtful immigration policies.
Apple is arguably the best-run company in the world. Kudos to Cook, by the way. Everyone thought it was going to fall apart when Jobs died, and he's made it bigger and better. It was $300 billion when he took over, now it's $3.5 trillion.
There's a guy on Twitter who has an AI app that he made uploading your bank statement. BankstatementConverter.com makes $40,000 to $50,000 a month.
OpenAI's cash burn is estimated at $115 billion through 2029. That's an unbelievable amount of money!
The numbers are just staggering. The 300 million to 6 billion tokens per minute is the one that really jumps out.