How many of you use this promoting method: [Do this] Claude and see if you do it better than ChatGPT.
Twitter is just so much noise it’s impossible to use anymore, l’m turning off, goodbye @Twitter
This is what a paradigm shift looks like, and it’s called ”Basic with ads” @netflix
Beginning on Nov. 3 in the United States, Netflix will offer a $6.99 advertising-supported subscription called “Basic with Ads,” where people opting for a lower-cost option will be shown four to five minutes of ads per hour of content they watch. nyti.ms/3g6ADgA
Sign of the times. @lowengrip you were ahead of the trend with Gabriella :)
Ageless and scandal-proof: Chinese tech groups bank on virtual influencers on.ft.com/3SPuNii
The new now: Fake Joe Rogan interviews fake Steve Jobs in an AI-powered podcast
share.transistor.fm/s/22f16c…
Is this guy all over the place?
"The essence of repugnant desire"
Elon Musk launches a perfume called "Burnt Hair" that costs $100 a bottle — and sells 10,000 within hours trib.al/AOSRhXd
Fredrik Arnander retweeted
I’m really enjoying the leadership thoughts of @fredrikarnander in “We Are All Leaders” – at South Dakota, USA
Great summary of creative AI from @sequoia
sequoiacap.com/article/gener…
EU taking the first steps to regulate the metaverse with new policy outline...
europarl.europa.eu/thinktank…
We are excited to announce that Co-native, the new Nordic group for cloud native specialist companies, partners with Segulah to expand across the Nordics. mynewsdesk.com/se/co-native/… #cloud #AWS #Microsoft #Azure #Google
Tiger Global did a venture deal every day last year… cooling off in 2022
pitchbook.com/news/articles/…
Co-native, the new Nordic group for cloud specialists, today announced that Xenit AB is the first company to join. Xenit is a leading Microsoft Azure partner and offers digital transformation services, including digital workspace, CloudOps and Kubernetes.
mynewsdesk.com/se/co-native/…
We are excited to announce that Co-native, the new Nordic group for cloud native specialist companies, has now launched.
mynewsdesk.com/se/co-native/…
Fredrik Arnander retweeted
I have this old 2006 BusinessWeek framed as a reminder. The “risky bet” that Wall Street disliked was AWS, which generated revenue of more than $62 billion last year.











