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Mark Hachman
@markhachman
Senior editor at PCWorld. Formerly: PCMag, ExtremeTech, BYTE, Slashdot, eWEEK. Dad, sci-fi nut, Domer, A's fan. Be curious: the world is a marvel.
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There are at least two solutions out there to detect AI-authored text. One works, one kinda/sorta doesn't. Of course, this ignores the whole debate in academics: is AI an assistant, or a cheat?
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OpenAI releases a tool to determine if text has been written by AI -- but it even acknowledges that its errors are surprisingly large. However, we've tested a second, free tool and it was perfect in our limited tests. pcworld.com/article/149914 via @markhachman
In a briefing today, I noticed something I'm not sure has always been there: younger media types (I'm older) are just so... performative. "Wow! That's incredible! Awesome!" No cameras, just company executives. It's like YouTube injected into their veins. Turn it off already.
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Intel CFO: Intel expects Q1 to be the most significant inventory decline at our customers that we've seen in recent history. Sounds like PC sales in the offing...?
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As bad as Intel's quarter was, Gelsinger claims that CCG (the PC biz) hit record client average selling prices (ASPs). Meteor Lake: 2H 23 Lunar Lake in 2024 (taped out) Excited by strength of Evo brand Volume ramp of discrete graphics ongoing thru year
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Intel: " Intel continues to make progress with its goal of achieving five nodes in four years and is on track to regain transistor performance and power performance leadership by 2025."
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Intel Q4 net income: loss of $700 million. Outlook: Forecasting first-quarter 2023 revenue of $10.5 billion to $11.5 billion; expecting first-quarter EPS of $(0.80) (non-GAAP EPS of $(0.15)). Not good.
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Intel says that its Q4 financials are on the site, though the link took me to the Q3 results. Anyway: Q4 revenue: $14B, down 28% year over year of that, Client Computing is $6.6B, down 36%. EPS is 10 cents, down 92 % and 10 cents below guidance
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My fifth-grader finished second in the school spelling bee, and they're sending the top two to county!
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Amy Hood clarifies that the slowdown in Windows OEM was expected, but that the Devices drop was not. It sounds like Microsoft had Surface launch problems, but which one? Xbox hardware down 13 percent, too.
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