Zuckerberg’s Disappointment, OpenAI’s Equity Gamble, Alex Karp’s Rally Cry
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Mark Zuckerberg says AI development is moving slower than expected as Meta thinks about selling off its excess compute. OpenAI wants to give its equity to the White House, and Palantir CEO Alex Carp. Takes on the foundational labs. That's coming up on a Big Technology Podcast Friday edition, right after this. Oh. Meine Zehen bringen mich um. Diese Schuhe sind viel zu eng. Trägst du immer noch diese spitzen Dinger? Ich meine, sind nicht alle Laufschuhe so geformt? Nein. Du brauchst Altras. Altras? Altras sind geformt wie deine Füße. Mit einer fußförmigen Zehenbox. Einfach viel bequemer. Bezwinge dein Lauf mit Hallenzehen. Okay.
Das klingt traumhaft! Mehr Komfort, Kraft und Dynamik. Alles durch die Passform. Altra versteht das einfach. Ultra, stay out there. Welcome to Big Technology Podcast Friday edition, where we break down the news in our traditional cool headed and nuanced format. We have a great show for you today. We're gonna talk all about Meta. Deciding.
that maybe it's time to sell off some of that very precious compute. As Mark Zuckerberg says AI agent development is going slower than expected. We're gonna talk about what that means, not just for meta, but for the broader AI industry. We'll also talk about open AI potentially giving some of its equity to the White House. Whether that's advisable or not. And of course Alex Carp, the CEO of Palantir. uh coming out and declaring effectively declaring war on the Foundational Labs is really what it is. Joining us as always on Friday to do it is Ron John Roy of Margins. Ron John good to see you. Great to see you, Alex. I'm currently in London in a hotel room with uh
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