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You Can't Afford a Hermes Bag, Google Throws Elbows at OpenAI and Palantir Soars
Anna Eisenberg
February 08, 2024
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Google Throws Elbows at OpenAI with Gemini's Launch
Google unveiled Gemini, a rebranded, more advanced version of the previous Bard chatbot. This in a direct response to OpenAI's ChatGPT.
Gemini is a chatbot, and also a voice assistant, capable of tasks like composing emails, crafting poems, and even doubling as a personal tutor or interview coach.
Available in over 150 countries, Google is offering a premium plan. For $19.99 a month, U.S. consumers can enjoy Gemini Advanced, which boasts the more powerful Ultra 1.0 A.I. model, along with two terabytes of cloud storage, normally a standalone $9.99 value.
The subscription will soon integrate Gemini into Gmail and Google's productivity suite.
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Google unveiled Gemini, a rebranded, more advanced version of the previous Bard chatbot. This in a direct response to OpenAI's ChatGPT.
Gemini is a chatbot, and also a voice assistant, capable of tasks like composing emails, crafting poems, and even doubling as a personal tutor or interview coach.
Available in over 150 countries, Google is offering a premium plan. For $19.99 a month, U.S. consumers can enjoy Gemini Advanced, which boasts the more powerful Ultra 1.0 A.I. model, along with two terabytes of cloud storage, normally a standalone $9.99 value.
The subscription will soon integrate Gemini into Gmail and Google's productivity suite.
Source: Read More
OpenAI is Building Your Next Personal Assistant
OpenAI is now developing advanced agent software to help users automate complicated online tasks.
This new technology, backed by Microsoft, can control devices to perform activities like collecting data, planning trips, and booking flights, all with minimal human oversight.
These "agents" are set to streamline both personal and professional chores, making life easier for everyone.
Source: Read More
OpenAI is now developing advanced agent software to help users automate complicated online tasks.
This new technology, backed by Microsoft, can control devices to perform activities like collecting data, planning trips, and booking flights, all with minimal human oversight.
These "agents" are set to streamline both personal and professional chores, making life easier for everyone.
Source: Read More
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Palantir Soars Boasting High Demand For AI
Palantir announced its first annual profit, fueled by a surge in AI demand. This caused a 31% jump in its shares.
Also, Palantir has forecasted a profit for 2024 ranging from $834 million to $850 million. Surpassing the average analyst expectation of $760.3 million.
This marks Palantir's most substantial gain since 2020, fueled by increased sales to US-based businesses in the fourth quarter.
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Palantir announced its first annual profit, fueled by a surge in AI demand. This caused a 31% jump in its shares.
Also, Palantir has forecasted a profit for 2024 ranging from $834 million to $850 million. Surpassing the average analyst expectation of $760.3 million.
This marks Palantir's most substantial gain since 2020, fueled by increased sales to US-based businesses in the fourth quarter.
Source: Read More
If You Thought You Couldn't Afford a Hermes Bag, Now You Can Be Sure You Can't
Hermes, famous for its luxury Birkin bags, announced a price increase following a significant sales boost in the last quarter of 2023.
Despite the economic challenges, Hermes saw a remarkable 17.5% rise in sales, totaling €3.36 billion, surpassing the anticipated 14% growth. The company plans to adjust its global prices by 8% to 9%.
Their secret? Classic designs, careful production management, and maintaining an aura of exclusivity.
Moreover, Hermes announced a €4,000 bonus for each of its over 22,000 employees worldwide.
Source: Read More
Hermes, famous for its luxury Birkin bags, announced a price increase following a significant sales boost in the last quarter of 2023.
Despite the economic challenges, Hermes saw a remarkable 17.5% rise in sales, totaling €3.36 billion, surpassing the anticipated 14% growth. The company plans to adjust its global prices by 8% to 9%.
Their secret? Classic designs, careful production management, and maintaining an aura of exclusivity.
Moreover, Hermes announced a €4,000 bonus for each of its over 22,000 employees worldwide.
Source: Read More
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