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I've been using AT&T for over 20 years. From my first flip phone, to my first iPhone, they've always brought the best products in the world to market Now, I'm excited to partner with AT&T on what’s coming next
Today, we’re partnering with AT&T to bring you the next generation of AI-native consumer devices. AT&T is also investing in Hark and collaborating in areas like device certification and network connectivity. AT&T’s infrastructure paired with Hark’s AI platform and hardware will help enable Hark to become the leader in personalized consumer intelligence.
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Today, we’re partnering with AT&T to bring you the next generation of AI-native consumer devices. AT&T is also investing in Hark and collaborating in areas like device certification and network connectivity. AT&T’s infrastructure paired with Hark’s AI platform and hardware will help enable Hark to become the leader in personalized consumer intelligence.
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Introducing Hark Handoff It is verifiably the best model ever built for using the internet. It can order food, book flights, shop, deeply research, you name it - better and more affordably than frontier models.
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Today we’re excited to announce over $700 million in Series A funding to accelerate our ambitions to realize a generational leap in computing. Hark is an AI lab building the most advanced, personal intelligence in the world. We're pairing our own foundation models with bespoke hardware to create a universal interface between humans and machines. Toward this goal, we’ve raised our Series A at a $6 billion post-money valuation. In a round led by Parkway Venture Capital, demand from investors was significant and oversubscribed, with participation from NVIDIA, Align Ventures, AMD Ventures, ARK Invest, Brookfield, Greycroft, Intel Capital, Prime Movers Lab, Qualcomm Ventures, Salesforce Ventures, and Tamarack Global. With these resources at Hark’s disposal, we’re hiring some of the best talent from across the industry. We’ve also secured the infrastructure we need to bring many of our visions to life. We’ll train our next generation of models at our new NVIDIA B200 data center. We’re ambitious, but we recognize the incredible challenges ahead. We plan to amplify human capacity, autonomy, and joy with an adept, personalized AI assistant. This is a time when the right way is the hard way. And the right approach requires a blend of bespoke-crafted software and hardware. This round cements our ambitions to build the world-defining AI experiences of tomorrow. And as it turns out, tomorrow isn’t so far away.
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Working with @jendarhy is one of the best parts of my day-to-day at @anduriltech...and @ctrlzee at @FastCompany did a great job capturing her true essence in this profile. My fave quote: “Here are exactly the three tans you’re allowed to use. That’s it. Nobody gets to pick tans anymore. Actually, nobody gets to pick any colors anymore.” 😂😂😂
“Defense is an industry that needs design the most,” she says. “It’s the dirtiest, dullest, most dangerous job—you’d want to design for an audience [facing] that.” - @jendarhy, Anduril VP of Design.
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This deeply reported essay from @ctrlzee looks at @jgebbia's first months as America's first Chief Design Officer. It's a nuanced critique of what Gebbia has gotten right and wrong, and how good design is dependent on good intent. Worth a read: fastcompany.com/91458973/chi…
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If anything in this clueless middle manager workflow is useful to your job, you are about to be replaced by AI. And maybe you should be. This is not work. It's productivity theater.
Replying to @satyanadella
1/ Based on my prior interactions with [/person], give me 5 things likely top of mind for our next meeting.
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Read all about the number one Most Innovative Company's new project, Applied Mschf, here: fastcompany.com/91386455/ins…
APPLIED MSCHF is a mercenary group. A private army. In today’s world: a PMC—Private Marketing Contractor. The kind of force a late-Renaissance city-state Prince hires, because if he doesn’t employ it, he’s threatened by it. appliedmschf.com/
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