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The AI Hype is a Dead Man Walking. The Math Finally Proves It. For the past two years, the AI industry has been operating on a single, seductive promise: that if we just keep scaling our current… | Stark Burns 🔥 | 704 comments
Recent research has revealed fundamental flaws in the current AI paradigm, challenging the notion that scaling existing models will lead to Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). The studies demonstrate that achieving reliable AI for enterprise use is physically impossible due to exorbitant computational demands, and that alleged reasoning in AI models is merely complex pattern-matching. This…
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Here’s how AI can help run your marketing team. These are 7 of my go-to daily use cases. It took a lot of iteration to land on these exact use cases and tools. 1. ChatGPT (GPT-5 / o3) a. AI Chief… | Kieran Flanagan | 77 comments
The article discusses how AI tools can enhance marketing team operations through seven specific use cases. These include using ChatGPT for project management, executive updates, and strategic insights; GenSpark for creating polished presentations; Claude for generating creative content; Lovable/Replit for developing app demos; NotebookLM for transforming documents into audio formats; xAI/Grok for audience content analysis;…
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DoorDash Q2 2025 earnings: growth, AI, and competition with Uber | Katya Rozenoer posted on the topic | LinkedIn
During DoorDash’s Q2 2025 earnings call, the company reported significant year-over-year growth with 761 million orders (+20%), $24.2 billion in Marketplace GOV (+23%), $3.3 billion in revenue (+25%), and $655 million in adjusted EBITDA (+52%), achieving a GAAP profit of $285 million after a loss the previous year. Despite capturing a small market share, DoorDash…
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The Pugpig Media App Report 2025 | Pugpig
Publishers are increasingly focusing on developing their apps to establish direct relationships with readers, as social traffic declines and the rise of generative AI poses challenges to search visibility. This year’s report introduces comprehensive benchmarks and practical ideas, such as leveraging audio, video, and games for engagement, and strengthening membership propositions, offering media brands data…
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Why Starbucks’ Store Strategy is a Masterclass in Experience-Driven Innovation
The news that Starbucks is cutting back on digital metrics and ditching heated sandwiches in a bid to reclaim its “coffee authority” may seem like a footnote in the business pages. But for those watching the QSR industry closely, it signals something deeper: the brands that pioneered the shift to frictionless digital engagement are waking…
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Why The Smartest Creators Are Building Studios
The article discusses the emerging era where creators transition from merely building audiences to establishing comprehensive infrastructure, transforming into multi-dimensional entertainment businesses. By leveraging the trust of their audiences amid AI-induced content saturation, creators are evolving into studio-like entities that integrate content, commerce, and community, setting up emotional frameworks to become trusted institutions with consistent,…
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Lessons from 2 years of AI transformation programs | Ian Crocombe posted on the topic | LinkedIn
As of August 2025, Deft shares insights from two years of AI transformation programs, highlighting the diverse ways people use AI like ChatGPT. Younger users view AI as a mentor, while older users see it as an advanced search tool; successful AI adoption depends on user experience, with role-based GPTs, warm interactions, and a culture-driven…
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Doug Urbanski May Have Found the Next Project to Keep Gary Oldman From Retiring
Slow Horses » is an Apple TV+ series that humorously reinvents the spy genre, gaining traction after its third season, which received nine Emmy nominations. Executive producer Doug Urbanski and lead actor Gary Oldman transformed Mick Herron’s novel into a character-driven drama, with Oldman playing Jackson Lamb, an unconventional MI5 agent managing disgraced spies at Slough…
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Look back at some of our readers’ favorite recent charts
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