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What's the Outcome of the Openai vs. Microsoft Agi Battle? ... I Thought About the Tests to Prove It's Better than Humans

The world's most important AI partnership depends on OpenAI's ability to deliver AGI, so we propose some practical tests.Microsoft · Tokyo Read Article

After Quitting Jtc, Her Monthly Income of 100,000 Yen Temporarily Turned Into Assets of 50 Million Yen. Youtuber "Savings Otaku Fuyuko" Aims to Live as a "Giver"

Fuyuko, a money-saving geek, is an influencer who shares know-how on asset formation. At first, she was both an employee of a listed company and a YouTuber, but she quit her job and achieved assets of 50 million yen. We asked her about her future goals.Influencers · Japan Read Article

Annoying Bugs May Be Coming in Through the Gaps in Your Door. Just Sticking some Tape on It Can Help Prevent Them From Getting In.

It is said that cockroaches and other insects can easily get in through a gap of just a few millimeters. I wanted to do something about the gap of a few millimeters at the bottom of my front door, so I bought Nitto's "Door Bottom Seal Tape." It seems that it will reduce drafts and increase the efficiency of the air conditioner.Tokyo, Japan · Tokyo Read Article

Two Words Banned in Spotify Executive Meetings

Spotify's executive team meets every Tuesday afternoon for three hours.Spotify Read Article

Teacher, director... What You Lose and What You Gain by How You Address People. How to Break Common Sense, as Seen in the Osaka Expo Pavilion's Use of "San"

There was a news report that the foreign staff at the Expo Pavilion had adopted the Japanese honorific "san." Professor Iriyama will consider the difference in usage of "san," "kun," and "sensei" and think about the nature of human relationships, using examples from his own experience of being called "Akki-san" by students and the culture of calling each other by nicknames at Rohto Pharmaceutical.Osaka · Osaka Read Article

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