@counternotions

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counternotions4h ago
Trick question: If Apple just hired a Vice President of Product Marketing for Artificial ​Intelligence (from Google), does it mean it’ll start charging for AI?
counternotions4h ago
Heads should roll at Cupertino.
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counternotions7h ago
“Money is always there, but the pockets change.”
counternotions1d ago

PC Pro “The UK’s biggest selling PC monthly magazine” covering a new MacBook:

1: Good enough to make it the cover story

2: Not good enough to recommend

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counternotions3d ago
With $MSFT in worst six-month stretch since 2009, maybe Teflon Sadella should stop dancing with $GOOG, get out of AI business, and license LLM revamped Siri for $12B/yr, experts advise.
counternotions4d ago
Should they not sue Apple, again!
Sounds like a leadership problem.
Heads should roll at Cupertino.
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counternotions5d ago

Will it?

https://data-processing.club/stall/?twclid=24tdn8x2i2z5hffqlmvqdisbjg

Why AI Progress Will Stall | Data Processing Club

AI evolution is not infinite. Learn why irreducible error, diminishing economic returns, and the prediction dilemma will bring AI progress to a halt.

Data Processing Club
counternotions5d ago

In retrospect, was the Mac Pro a…mistake?

https://9to5mac.com/2026/03/26/apple-discontinues-the-mac-pro/

Apple discontinues the Mac Pro with no plans for future hardware - 9to5Mac

It’s the end of an era: Apple has confirmed to 9to5Mac that the Mac Pro is being discontinued. It has...

9to5Mac
counternotions5d ago

In market cap horserace, $MSFT had a commanding lead over $AAPL not too many months ago.

Today, in the post-OpenAI, post-Copilot age, Teflon Nadella’s company is more than a trillion dollars behind $AAPL.

That’s some deep dark magic.
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counternotions6d ago
Does Microsoft have a problem bigger than Windows?