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Breaking: Harvard just released their complete AI and prompting course. For free. No paywall. No catch: This is education that was behind closed doors for decades. Now anyone can access… | Ashley Nicholson | 114 comments
Breaking: Harvard just released their complete AI and prompting course. For free. No paywall. No catch: This is education that was behind closed doors for decades. Now anyone can access Harvard-level AI training: 1/ Introduction to Generative AI: ↳ Foundation concepts you need to understand first. ↳ Sets the stage for everything that follows. 🔗…
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Ralph Lauren: The Art of Selling through Chaos.
In a world where geopolitics and economic volatility challenge luxury brands, Ralph Lauren exemplifies resilience by treating volatility as a constant, with strategic efforts in operational agility, product discipline, and brand coherence. The company has successfully maintained pricing power and consumer trust by reducing discount dependency, improving sales quality, and controlling distribution, while leveraging its…
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How will OpenAI compete? — Benedict Evans
OpenAI has announced plans for significant infrastructure investments, claiming commitments of $1.4 trillion and 30 gigawatts for future AI compute capacity, but currently uses 1.9 gigawatts as of the end of 2025. While aiming to become a major player in the AI industry akin to companies like TSMC in semiconductors, OpenAI faces the challenge of…
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AI and the Economics of the Human Touch
The article explores the dichotomy of opinions on artificial intelligence, suggesting that while some fear it could lead to economic collapse or widespread job replacement, there’s optimism in the enduring demand for roles requiring a “human touch.” Historical examples, such as the survival of live musicians despite automation like the player piano and recorded music,…
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Why even the top 1% need a CMO to reach the next peak
Nvidia, the world’s most valuable company with a market cap of approximately $4.6 trillion, has appointed Alison Wagonfeld as its first Chief Marketing Officer. This move underscores the strategic importance of marketing as Wagonfeld reports directly to CEO Jensen Huang, highlighting the evolving role of CMOs as critical organizational growth engines. Despite concerns about AI…
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https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/6-things-companies-winning-gen-ai-marketing-2026-have-david-jones-vadve/
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The 6 things companies that are winning at Gen AI Marketing in 2026 have in common
The article discusses the significant role of Gen AI in transforming marketing practices in 2026. It highlights six key strategies for successful Gen AI marketing transformation, including leadership endorsement, overcoming barriers, cross-departmental alignment, focusing on tangible outcomes rather than PR, fostering an AI-first culture through training, and anticipating future technological advancements. The author emphasizes the…
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