In comparison to the spring-driven escapements that typically beat six times a second, atoms in atomic clocks oscillate over nine billion times a second, providing an incredibly precise and standardized time
Roma Agrawal in Nuts and Bolts
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In comparison to the spring-driven escapements that typically beat six times a second, atoms in atomic clocks oscillate over nine billion times a second, providing an incredibly precise and standardized time
Roma Agrawal in Nuts and Bolts
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The spring was humanity’s first tool that allowed us to store energy and then release it when we wanted, often amplifying our effort.
Roma Agrawal in Nuts and Bolts
Microsoft is also a very large investor in OpenAI and a recent investor in Mistral, another LLM startup. The “$650 million” license fee is essentially a way to circumvent the growing hostility in Washington DC towards “big tech” companies buying “startups.” *This isn’t technically an acquisition, but it is a good way to get all its benefits.* If the DoJ had any real desire to do something meaningful, it would go after Microsoft. Otherwise, we are going to see this innovative technique become very common in Silicon Valley. Smaller public companies have been using this structure regularly for their “acquisitions”.
Om Malik in Microsoft’s Brazen AI Inflection
What a great idea!
Interesting…