Aidan Gomez, a former intern at Google Brain, co-authored the groundbreaking “Attention Is All You Need” paper in 2017, introducing the concept of transformers and igniting the generative artificial intelligence revolution. Reflecting on the exponential growth in technological capabilities, Gomez expressed astonishment at the rapid advancements within the field, noting that developments surpass his initial
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The recent anti-dumping probe launched by China into Europe’s cognac industry has raised concerns among industry players. According to Jean-Jacques Guiony, the chief financial officer of LVMH, this action is a direct response to the European Union’s tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles. This tit-for-tat approach has created tension between the two economic powerhouses, leading to
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The recent drop in Bitcoin prices caused a ripple effect in the stock market, with companies tied to the cryptocurrency experiencing significant losses. Coinbase and MicroStrategy both saw a 5% decline in premarket trading, reflecting the overall bearish sentiment in the market. This volatility highlights the risks associated with investing in cryptocurrency-related stocks, as the
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Japan’s economy is facing a challenging period due to the acceleration of wholesale prices in June. This can be attributed to various factors such as a weak yen, higher commodity import bills, and increasing transportation costs. These rising prices are putting pressure on the trade-reliant economy and leading to cost-push inflation. According to a Reuters
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Samsung Electronics has experienced a surge in its stock price, reaching its highest level since January 2021. This increase can be attributed to the company’s optimistic outlook for the second quarter, with better-than-expected profits on the horizon. Operating profit for the April to June quarter is projected to be around 10.4 trillion won, marking a
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Canada’s mining industry recently received a stern warning from the Canadian government regarding major deals involving critical minerals producers. The announcement made by Industry Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne outlined that any significant transactions in this sector would only be approved under “the most exceptional circumstances.” This declaration coincided with the approval of Glencore’s $6.93 billion acquisition
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