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Posted by Phara Guberman, Kenneth Breen, and Kaitlyn O’Malley, Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP, on Sunday, May 12, 2024 Editor's Note: Phara Guberman and Kenneth Breen are Partners and Kaitlyn O’Malley is an Associate at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP. This post is based on their Cadwalader memorandum. Though many, if not most, of the measures implemented to address the COVID pandemic have since been rolled back, the transition from fully in-person to remote and hybrid work environm
In reply to Mary Cummins. > I doubt it will know all appliance brands since the 1920’s Just wanted to point out that this is exactly the type of thing that AI vision models are extremely good at (matching things from their enormous training library). Feel free to test this by dropping some old appliance photos into Gemini, GPT vision, etc. But on the other things, you’re spot-on.
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In a difficult environment for founders and investors, AI startups have been the obvious outlier with their ability to raise capital on generous terms. The excitement for what AI offers in the near future has concentrated interest from investors, many of whom are reeling from poor decisions made over the last decade. It would be easy to assume that we are amidst an incredible new wave of innovation, producing such a flare of enthusiastic capital deployment and dominating conversations in tech.
In a difficult environment for founders and investors, AI startups have been the obvious outlier with their ability to raise capital on generous terms. The excitement for what AI offers in the near future has concentrated interest from investors, many of whom are reeling from poor decisions made over the last decade. It would be easy to assume that we are amidst an incredible new wave of innovation, producing such a flare of enthusiastic capital deployment and dominating conversations in tech.
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The U.S. Senate Majority Leader, Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), has called on the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to reevaluate the proposed $53 billion merger between Chevron Corp (NYSE: CVX ) and Hess Corp (NYSE: HES ). What Happened : Schumer voiced his concerns over the merger on social media on Monday. He cautioned that the merger could empower oil majors to raise gas prices. “I'm sounding the alarm against yet another proposed Big Oil merger—a $53B deal between Chevron and Hess It would
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