@FinanceYF5: The Decline of Technology Media
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A discussion or report on the decline of technology media, highlighting challenges in the industry.
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@imwsl90: Just read an article about Dify's decline. To be fair, a lot of people were talking about it two years ago, but now nobody talks about it anymore. I personally feel like Dify has fallen behind.
The author read an article about Dify's decline and reflected on how Dify, once a hot topic two years ago, is no longer discussed, feeling that it seems to have fallen behind.
@FinanceYF5: Watch the full video:
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@FinanceYF5: Latest on Fable 5: This now appears to be more than just a technical issue of "whether the model can be jailbroken." A new Axios report shifts the focus to the crisis of trust between Anthropic and the Trump administration: the technical controversy becomes secondary, and the real issue is that this company is steadily "losing key supporters..."
A new Axios report reveals a crisis of trust between Anthropic and the Trump administration, with technical disputes taking a back seat as the company continues to lose key supporters.
@FinanceYF5: Attention, Distribution, Influence, Taste—This is how future media is built. Ollie Forsyth releases the ultimate creator map, covering all new media creators in the tech field:
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@oran_ge: https://x.com/oran_ge/status/2116337749171360048
A Chinese-language in-depth opinion piece exploring whether AI has truly created incremental value. Drawing on the recent sharp selloff in US equities (Intel down 28.6%, Google down 12.6%, Reddit down 29%) alongside rising hardware prices, collapsing token prices, and disappearing traffic, the author argues that AI is destroying value by making intelligence no longer scarce, and believes we are on the eve of an AI bubble bursting, with companies like ByteDance and Microsoft reinvesting nearly all of their profits into AI infrastructure.