Dave Lee is a US Technology Columnist at Bloomberg. He specializes in areas such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and technology, while also exploring themes related to travel and tourism. His work has been featured in a variety of prestigious outlets, including TechCentral, Financial Times, and The Washington Post.
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By: Dave Lee
As Bridlington continues its gastronomic resurgence, Dave Lee took a trip to another local restaurant that has been gathering attention in recent times, particularly among the gig-goers – Geccho’s.
Though we don’t yet know the full merits of Apple’s trade secret lawsuit against OpenAI, we do know one thing: It’s bad news for OpenAI’s efforts to build an iPhone-killer. The legal assault will bog down Sam Altman’s company in injunctions and red tape.
By: Dave Lee
Modified: · Published: by | In fall 2009, I began accepting contributions on Go Backpacking.
Modified: · Published: by | Go Backpacking is looking for a Virtual Assistant (VA) to handle day-to-day tasks that support business growth.
Wall Street has been on alert for any reason to panic over China’s progress on artificial intelligence. But despite some initial ructions, the breakthrough Friday of a Chinese AI startup that the company said rivals models produced by OpenAI and Anthropic wasn't it — with good reason.
Alphabet Inc.’s impressive second-quarter earnings release on Wednesday seemed on course to go down mostly well with investors. Until the earnings call, the Google parent’s share price was up marginally in after-hours trading, buoyed by cloud growth that smashed estimates.
For more than two decades, Amazon Inc.’s Mechanical Turk offered a similar illusion to its namesake. The 18th century chess-playing “machine” was actually a contraption controlled by a human hidden in a box. Amazon’s groundbreaking digital work platform did this at scale. Its Mechanical Turk was an army of hidden, anonymous workers carrying out a dizzying array of small mundane tasks for money.
Once again, Hull imports an exciting new concept around the same time it stops being exciting or new everywhere else. Truly, we are the city of Johnny-come-just-too-lately. This time around, the concept in question is the listening bar. Somewhere you sit with a beer and listen to music.
Modified: · Published: by | Go Backpacking continued to grow in 2014, surpassing 1 million visits and 2.6 million page views in a single year for the first time.
Published: by | Charleston lingered on my travel wish list for years. The city's historic architecture, tempting restaurants, and that breezy waterfront always called to me.
