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3 Shifts Edition (Nov 1 2024): Defining open-source AI, The changing US space industry, The expansions of GitHub’s Copilot
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Hi everyone – welcome to your [AI-generated] 3 Shifts Edition.
Our first Shift delves into the fascinating debate about what is open-source AI. The Open Source Initiative’s release of its official definition this week is causing waves, with Meta – an OSI backer – publicly disagreeing with the definition.
Next, struggles in Boeing and Airbus’ space businesses alongside recent victories by SpaceX are pointing to a reshaping of the US space industry. SpaceX has lately been using its ascendancy to throw its weight around.
Finally, Microsoft-owned GitHub Copilot – the most widely used AI developer tool – announced an array of new updates that will expand Copilot’s universe. Perhaps most notably, Copilot will allow developers to switch among LLMs, loosening its ties to OpenAI.
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Hi everyone – welcome to your [AI-generated] 3 Shifts Edition.
Our first Shift delves into the fascinating debate about what is open-source AI. The Open Source Initiative’s release of its official definition this week is causing waves, with Meta – an OSI backer – publicly disagreeing with the definition.
Next, struggles in Boeing and Airbus’ space businesses alongside recent victories by SpaceX are pointing to a reshaping of the US space industry. SpaceX has lately been using its ascendancy to throw its weight around.
Finally, Microsoft-owned GitHub Copilot – the most widely used AI developer tool – announced an array of new updates that will expand Copilot’s universe. Perhaps most notably, Copilot will allow developers to switch among LLMs, loosening its ties to OpenAI.
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1 3 Shifts Edition (Apr 25 2025): Restarting student loan collections, Protein snacks and everything, The problem with AI benchmarks 22:30
Hi everyone – welcome to your 3 Shifts Edition [AI-generated audio version]. First, the US government is restarting student loan collections, with garnishment of wages, social-security benefits, and tax refunds all back on the table starting May 5. Borrowers avoiding their loan balances might want to check their mail – and maybe their blood pressure too. Next, protein is taking over everything we eat, from popcorn to ice cream to your morning coffee. With weight-loss drugs booming and muscle-mass preservation suddenly a national hobby, the $24B protein-snack market is exploding. Finally, there’s a brewing problem with AI benchmarks. Popular benchmarks are becoming saturated, AI players are overfitting models, and models that do well on benchmarks aren’t doing well in the real world. On the other hand, it seems we’re in the “thousand flowers blooming” era of AI benchmarks. Enjoy. – Tam Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com…
1 3 Shifts Edition (Apr 18 2025): The growth of AI big tech, What’s coming back to the US, DHgate & factory-direct shopping 32:42
Hi everyone – welcome to your 3 Shifts Edition [AI-generated audio version]. First, OpenAI is on its way to becoming the next consumer big tech giant, with ChatGPT surging to 800M+ weekly users. Both OpenAI and Anthropic are chasing power users with $200/month tiers but the real story might be what’s happening on the free end of freemium. Next, manufacturing in certain sectors may be coming back to the US, although numbers are inflated and not every sector will come back easily. Still, some of these investments reflect a new world order where importing to the US has suddenly become much more expensive. Finally, factory-direct shopping is having a moment, as shoppers flood to Chinese app DHgate to buy directly from Chinese factories, amid tariffs and the de minimis closure. It’s a messy story – full of Hermès-quality products that could be dupes or counterfeits, and viral videos that might be a coordinated China-backed campaign. Enjoy. – Tam Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com…
1 3 Shifts Edition (Apr 11 2025): The tariff rollercoaster and China, Navigating the de minimis closure, Google Workspace’s automation flows 24:31
Hi everyone – welcome to your 3 Shifts Edition [AI-generated audio version]. First, Trump’s tariff rollercoaster is giving the markets whiplash, with a surprise 90-day pause on most “reciprocal” tariffs alongside a major hike on China. The S&P 500 bounced, the dollar sank, and 10-year Treasury yields surged, leaving some wondering if bond traders (or China) are casting votes of no confidence. Next, the de minimis loophole is seeing its endgame, leaving low-cost ecommerce players like Shein and Temu scrambling. With duties of 120% or $100-200 per shipment coming soon, that $3 phone case is going to get a lot pricier. The effects will ripple through to US sellers and US consumers. Finally, Google’s new Workspace Flows will let users automate multi-step workflows across its productivity suite. What makes it interesting is how deeply integrated it is with Google’s widely used tools (e.g. Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Chat, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms, Meet, NotebookLM) – and the utter mundanity of the tasks it might handle out of the box. Enjoy. – Tam Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com…
1 3 Shifts Edition (Apr 4 2025): Blanket tariffs and the auto industry, Amazon becomes a full-fledged studio, Instacart maps store shelves 27:54
Hi everyone – welcome to your 3 Shifts Edition [AI-generated audio version]. First, Trump’s blanket tariffs are crashing the economy, with nearly all major US trading partners hit with new levies. Some, like the EU, China, and Vietnam, are facing eye-popping 20-65%+ rates. The 25% auto tariffs are now live too, sending car prices higher. Next, Amazon is going full Hollywood, announcing plans at CinemaCon to release 15 big-screen films per year. Amazon sees theatrical as both a prestige play to lure in creatives as well as advance marketing for later streaming releases (with their adjacent downstream revenue). Finally, Instacart is quietly turning its shoppers into a crowdsourced data army, tasking them with capturing video of store shelves and inventory. Highly accurate and timely inventory data opens up an array of new opportunities for Instacart, its customers, and retailer partners. Enjoy. – Tam Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com…
1 3 Shifts Edition (Mar 28 2025): OpenAI and advanced image generation, Europe's defense mobilization, China’s commercial space industry 24:32
Hi everyone – welcome to your 3 Shifts Edition [AI-generated audio version]. First, OpenAI’s new image-generation feature is shockingly useful. It will actually follow the user’s direction as you iterate on a piece of work – instead of having to continually spin the roulette wheel and hope it spits out something useful. Next, Europe is finally serious on defense – with Germany, France, and the broader EU rolling out big spending packages in response to Trump’s reorientation and Russia’s looming shadow. The reshaping of the US-EU relationship is having unforeseen consequences, such as EU nations looking to expand their nuclear arsenals. Finally, China is putting billions into reusable rockets, with the aim of building a SpaceX-style commercial space industry. With an array of startups and state-backed giants pushing on reusable vehicles and megaconstellations, it looks like China will be making low-earth orbit a much more crowded place. Enjoy. – Tam Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com…
1 3 Shifts Edition (Mar 21 2025): Amazon gets ambitious, The EPA’s regulation rollback begins, BYD EVs can charge 400 km in 5 min 25:29
Hi everyone – welcome to your 3 Shifts Edition [AI-generated audio version]. First, Amazon is making big moves on multiple fronts, from its own reasoning model to slashing prices on chips to a supercharged Alexa to challenges to Google’s cross-site ad-buying platform. After a stretch of cost-cutting, Amazon is planning a $100B capex budget for 2025 that will outpace all of its rivals. Is this a comeback arc? Next, the EPA’s regulation rollback has officially kicked off, with 31 actions starting to unwind rules on power plants, oil and gas, vehicles, pollutants standards, GHG reporting, and the key “endangerment finding,” among others. It all still needs to go through the formal rulemaking process, but the Trump administration is firing the starting pistol early. Finally, Chinese EV maker BYD is turning heads with its new ultra-fast charging tech, claiming 400 km of range in just 5 minutes – about the time it takes to fill up a tank. With its vertical integration, global expansion, and R&D push, BYD is no longer Tesla’s low-cost shadow – it’s growing rapidly and building the future at warp speed. Enjoy. – Tam Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com…
1 3 Shifts Edition (Mar 14 2025): Is this a surge in M&A?, AI’s inevitability in ad-buying, Trump’s revival of US shipbuilding 16:56
Hi everyone – welcome to your 3 Shifts Edition [AI-generated audio version]. First, 2025 is finally showing nascent signs of a more full-throttled comeback for M&A, after years of sluggish activity. With examples like Rocket snapping up Redfin and Unilever shedding €1B in brands, dealmaking seems to be warming up. A looser antitrust stance under the Trump administration and AI-driven acquisitions are fueling the momentum. Next, AI is taking over ad-buying, automating everything from audience targeting to ad placement. Meta, Google, TikTok, and others have rolled out end-to-end AI tools, and marketers are trading less control for higher returns. The future of digital ad-buying seems to be – push a button, let AI do its thing, and hope it doesn’t blow your budget before noon. Finally, Trump wants to bring back US shipbuilding, with a new White House office and tax incentives to jumpstart production. The draft plan includes docking fees for Chinese-built ships and operators of fleets with a high proportion of Chinese-built ships. Whether this sparks a shipbuilding renaissance or just raises import costs remains to be seen. Enjoy. Tam Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com…
1 3 Shifts Edition (Mar 7 2025): 25% tariffs on Canada & Mexico, The body blow to federal consulting, Google’s crackdown on search manipulation 28:42
Hi everyone – welcome to your 3 Shifts Edition [AI-generated audio version]. First, Trump’s 25% tariffs on North American allies have taken effect – at least for the 62% of the imports from Canada and 50% of the imports from Mexico that remain exposed after the recent amendments. Canada has fired back with tariffs on $30B CAD worth of US goods, and Mexico is expected to announce its own countermeasures on Sunday. Next, federal consulting firms are facing a crisis, with the Trump administration’s cost-cutting spree targeting billions in contracts. Big names like Deloitte, Accenture, and Booz Allen are seeing projects axed, and consultants on the bench are wondering if they’ll see a pink slip next. Finally, Google is cracking down on search manipulation, including low-quality content and SEO gaming. Media companies that leaned into coupon links and product reviews are watching their traffic plummet, as Google doubles down on "real" content. Enjoy the read – and if you’re in Canada, we still love Canadians over here. – Tam Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com…
1 3 Shifts Edition (Feb 28 2025): The growth of TikTok Shop, When will humanoid robots be useful?, Distributed networks of GPUs 31:57
Hi everyone – welcome to your [AI-generated] 3 Shifts Edition. First, TikTok Shop is seeing significant growth in the US – with 153% year-over-year growth, far outpacing rivals like Shein and Temu. Despite uncertainty around TikTok’s future in the US, the platform’s shoppable videos, live-selling, and branded stores are making their mark on social commerce. Next, AI is accelerating progress in humanoid robots – making them more versatile, capable, and trainable via imitation learning. Meta, Tesla, Nvidia, and OpenAI are all making moves, signaling that we could be approaching the ChatGPT moment for physical AI. Finally, startups are building decentralized networks of GPUs to tap into underutilized compute. Companies like Exo Labs and Berkeley Compute are developing infrastructure that could help lower AI costs, particularly for inference. Enjoy. – Tam Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com…
1 3 Shifts Edition (Feb 21 2025): xAI’s Grok 3 is highly performant, Arm will make its own chips, China’s breakneck pace in biotech 17:37
Hi everyone – welcome to your [AI-generated] 3 Shifts Edition. When selecting the 3 market shifts that you should know about every week, our 6Pages team typically looks for shifts that aren’t just big but also have an element of being surprising. That certainly fit the bill this week. Our first Shift explores Elon Musk’s xAI and the progress of its Grok models. Grok 3, which was just introduced, is currently placed #1 on the Chatbot Arena leaderboard – outperforming most of the other players (although not OpenAI’s o3, which has not been released). Next, CPU chip designer Arm is going to make its own chips. The move is rocking the industry, and represents a major shift in Arm’s business model of being Switzerland and licensing its designs to other companies. Rumor has it the move is being driven by SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son. Finally, the US may see a DeepSeek-like disruption from China in biotech. 31% of the molecules licensed by big pharma are now coming from China – up from 0 in 2019. Chinese-developed drugs today are often high-efficacy “me too better” versions, as China moves up the innovation ladder. Enjoy. – Tam Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com…
1 3 Shifts Edition (Feb 14 2025): The fight against “forever chemicals”, Tech unemployment reaches 5.7%, “Deep research” tools everywhere 15:38
Hi everyone – welcome to your [AI-generated] 3 Shifts Edition. Our first Shift delves into the growing sentiment against “forever chemicals” – known as PFAS – among policymakers and consumers. Recent months have seen state-level bans of products with PFAS as well as a wave of new PFAS-related consumer lawsuits. Next, tech-sector unemployment recently jumped up to 5.7% in Jan 2025, according to a WSJ report. The layoffs are being attributed to factors such as AI, high interest rates constraining growth, past overhiring and current above-market compensation, continued pushback against remote work, and R&D tax-deduction changes. Finally, OpenAI’s Deep Research is getting rave reviews and it isn’t the only “deep research” tool out there. There’s also Google’s Deep Research, Perplexity’s Deep Research, Hugging Face’s Open Deep Research, and other open alternatives from individuals. It indicates a growing recognition of the vast usefulness of an AI-powered research agent. If you haven’t already, check out the final report in our series collaboration with TDK Ventures: “ The Opinionated CVC: A perspective on strategy, process and people .” And as always, if you have any feedback for us, feel free to hit ‘reply’ and let us know what you think. Enjoy. – Tam Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com…
1 3 Shifts Edition (Feb 7 2025): Tariffs and the de minimis closure, The end of the CFPB, Distillation and AI economics 17:33
Hi everyone – welcome back to your [AI-generated] 3 Shifts Edition. A lot has changed in the past week, and the Gulf of Mexico becoming the Gulf of America is not even the strangest. In our first Shift: The long-promised tariffs have become real – at least for China. (The tariffs on Canada and Mexico were paused for 30 days.) Notably, the executive order clarifies that all items from China are no longer allowed to use the duty-free de minimis exemption (ahem, Temu and Shein). Next, we take a look at the end of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as we know it. After the firing of Rohit Chopra, CFPB staffers were ordered to halt most of their work on rulemaking, enforcement actions, litigation, and communications. Finally, everyone is talking about distillation and its impact on AI economics. A distilled model (e.g. DeepSeek) can be “up to 500% faster and 75% less expensive to run,” while losing less than 2% accuracy. Just this past week, a US-based team distilled a model that outperforms o1-preview for just $21 and in 26 minutes, using a dataset of just 1,000 questions. One final note – check out the final report in our series collaboration with TDK Ventures: “ The Opinionated CVC: A perspective on strategy, process and people .” It presents a slightly more “opinionated” perspective on how a CVC should be organized. As always, if you have any feedback for us, feel free to hit ‘reply’ and let us know what you think. Enjoy. – Tam Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com…
1 3 Shifts Edition (Jan 31 2025): The Fed’s pause on rate cuts, A private-sector rollback on DEI, This generation of personal AI assistants 25:58
Hi everyone – welcome back to your [AI-generated] 3 Shifts Edition. It’s been a tumultuous week in the markets but if you’re looking for DeepSeek, we wrote about it in our 3 Shifts Edition on Jan 17: “ China’s notable progress in AI models .” (We also covered it in our Jan 10 edition the week prior.) Looking ahead now, our first Shift delves into the Fed’s pause on rate cuts. While not a surprise, it is the first time the Fed has hit pause since the current rate-cutting cycle began in Sep 2024. Powell is signaling he doesn’t intend to do a quick reversion back to cuts. Next, we take a look at the private-sector pullback on DEI in the wake of Trump’s executive order. In a recent survey, 1 in 8 companies reported plans to reduce or eliminate their DEI commitments in 2025. Finally, the past couple weeks have seen the introduction of browser-based and multi-app assistants from major AI players – OpenAI’s Operator and Perplexity Assistant. This category of AI agents has the potential to be much less bounded, opening up a cascade of downstream consequences for a large population. As always, if you have any feedback for us, feel free to hit ‘reply’ and let us know what you think. Enjoy. – Tam Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com…
1 3 Shifts Edition (Jan 24 2025): TikTok is off app stores, Trump's executive orders, Blue Origin's New Glenn launch 31:01
Hi everyone – welcome back to your [AI-generated] 3 Shifts Edition. Our first Shift revisits the TikTok ban, now that it has technically gone into effect. The ban is being facilitated by app-store owners Apple and Google, who are still complying with the law despite Trump’s 75-day non-enforcement. A resolution is needed since the app will eventually become unusable without updates/fixes. New users are already no longer able to download TikTok, and existing users can’t redownload it to new devices. Next, we take a look at the spate of executive actions, orders, and repeals in Trump’s first week. As of this writing, he has signed a total of 57 presidential actions including 30 executive orders – encompassing technology, energy and the environment, trade and foreign policy, immigration, national security, social policy, and the federal government. Finally, Blue Origin successfully launched its long-awaited New Glenn rocket – demonstrating its ability to send satellites into orbit and eventually astronauts into space. The launch begins a new era for Blue Origin, which has long been stuck in “development hell.” As always, if you have any feedback for us, feel free to hit ‘reply’ and let us know what you think. Enjoy. – Tam Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com…
1 3 Shifts Edition (Jan 17 2025): What happens to US home insurance next, China’s notable progress in AI models, NATO countries’ defense spending will rise 18:36
Hi everyone – welcome back to your [AI-generated] 3 Shifts Edition. We hope this writing finds you safe and well. Our first Shift examines the massive insured losses stemming from the catastrophic Los Angeles wildfires, and what it will mean for homeowners and insurers in the future. Higher premiums in the years ahead are a given. The question is how will they be passed along. Next, China’s investment push in AI is paying off, with its models climbing the leaderboards. DeepSeek-V3 is now leading the market among open models. What makes DeepSeek-V3 particularly notable is that it offers comparable performance to leading proprietary models like Anthropic’s Claude 3.5 Sonnet v2 but is 53x cheaper for inference. Finally, Trump wants NATO countries to increase their defense spending target from 2% to 5% of GDP. His claim during the campaign that he would not defend a member that didn’t meet its target is also raising questions about NATO countries’ overreliance on the US security umbrella. As always, if you have any feedback for us, feel free to hit ‘reply’ and let us know what you think. Thank you. – Tam Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com…
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1 3 Shifts Edition (Jan 10 2025): Social media’s shift away from moderation, GPT-5’s troubles and AI data, Uber steers toward autonomous driving 28:48
Hi everyone – happy 2025, and welcome back to the AI-generated podcast version of your 3 Shifts Edition. Our first Shift takes a look at Meta’s decision to stop 3rd-party fact-checking and take a lighter touch with content moderation, moving instead towards a user-generated "Community Notes" model (like X). We may see other big tech firms follow Meta’s lead. Next, the release of OpenAI’s “GPT-5” (Orion) has been delayed and plagued with troubles. Its issues have their roots in AI’s perennial resource problems – training data and compute. This is all part of a vigorous debate in the AI field on whether “scaling laws” will soon hit a wall. Finally, Uber has been making moves that confirm its growing commitment to robotaxis and belief that the market is now ready. It doesn’t have too many rivals in the robotaxi race – its scale as the world’s largest ride-hailing company means it will enjoy the “best utilization and unit economics” for AVs. One little tweak we’re trying out – we’re moving our meatiest brief to the second shift out of the three. (It used to be first, in the interests of putting our best foot forward.) We’re hoping this small shuffle might tempt a few more folks to join us in our paid subscription – and help make 6Pages more financially sustainable. Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com Thank you. – Tam…
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1 3 Shifts Edition (Dec 20 2024): Jail time for crypto tax evasion, The carveout of cable channels, The transformation of ad agencies 15:17
Hi everyone – welcome to your [AI-generated] 3 Shifts Edition. Our first Shift takes a look at “the first criminal tax evasion prosecution centered solely on cryptocurrency.” An individual investor was sentenced to two years in prison for underreporting capital gains from $4M+ in crypto sales. The prosecution is signaling a shift in enforcement by the IRS. Next, Comcast and Warner Bros Discovery are both restructuring to carve out their legacy cable TV channels. The moves are sparking speculations of a coming wave of deal-making ahead in 2025 that could shake up the media industry. Finally, Omnicom’s announced acquisition of Interpublic – forming the “world’s largest ad conglomerate” – is roiling the industry. The deal’s underpinnings are technological. Ad agencies are facing sweeping change as generative AI erodes the roles of creatives, agencies need data for personalized marketing, and big tech firms increasingly compete with agencies for ad spend. Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com Enjoy. – Tam…
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1 3 Shifts Edition (Dec 13 2024): Trump's latest regulators of note, Will TikTok actually get banned?, Google breaks through with its Willow quantum chips 18:50
Hi everyone – welcome to your [AI-generated] 3 Shifts Edition. Our first Shift fills in some of the blanks since the last time we covered incoming President Trump’s slate of appointments last month. In this brief, we zoom in on the more notable among the key regulators and administrators who will shape the economy during the 2nd Trump administration. Next, the DC Circuit just upheld the law requiring that ByteDance divest in order for TikTok to operate in the US. The TikTok ban is set to go into effect on Jan 19 2025 – just a little over one month from now. While TikTok still has some potential outs, the noose is drawing tighter. Finally, Google’s Quantum AI group just revealed its latest quantum chip called Willow. Willow represents a significant breakthrough in being able to “reduce errors exponentially as we scale up using more qubits.” Willow also performed a benchmark computation in less than 5 minutes that would take one of the fastest supercomputers 10 septillion (10^25) years. Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com Enjoy. – Tam…
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1 3 Shifts Edition (Dec 6 2024): What Amazon is doing to catch up in AI, Perplexity & gen AI players eye ads, FCC OKs Starlink & T-Mobile’s service 22:42
Hi everyone – welcome to your [AI-generated] 3 Shifts Edition. Our first Shift fills in the blanks as to what Amazon – still the #1 cloud player – is doing to catch up in AI. Recently, and at this week’s re:Invent, it made a strong case that it’s committed to being among the winners in generative AI – and that it has some sound pillars to stand on. In the world of 6Pages, we sometimes joke that “one signal is a data point, two signals is a trend.” Now, we have two major AI startups – Perplexity and OpenAI – talking about bringing ads to their interfaces. So…new technology but basically the same economics? And in our final Shift, the FCC has finally approved Starlink’s direct-to-cell service with T-Mobile – in a first for the FCC. T-Mobile users might soon have access to satellite-based texting in cellular dead zones across the US. Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com Enjoy. – Tam…
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1 3 Shifts Edition (Nov 22 2024): The growth of Threads & Bluesky, Big tech under CFPB supervision, Smart displays as your home hub 13:17
Hi everyone – welcome to your [AI-generated] 3 Shifts Edition. Our first Shift looks at the eye-opening growth of X alternatives Threads (owned by Meta) and Bluesky, in the aftermath of the election and the subsequent exodus of “Twitter quitters.” While X remains the leading “digital public square” app, Threads is nearing its size and Bluesky is growing fast. Next, big tech firms are starting to get regulated like banks. The US CFPB just finalized a rule to put 7 large nonbank companies with digital payment applications under supervision – including Google, Apple, Amazon, PayPal, PayPal-owned Venmo, Block (Cash App), and Zelle. Finally, a market shift for the coming shopping season – the past few weeks have seen momentum behind wall-mounted smart displays from big tech firms. Big tech is hoping these smart displays become the new hub for the consumer home. One final note – the 6Pages team is going on hiatus next week so we can spend some quality time over Thanksgiving with family and loved ones. We hope you get to do the same. Thank you for being part of the 6Pages community – we are grateful for you. – Tam Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com…
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1 3 Shifts Edition (Nov 15 2024): Trump's new regulators and M&A, Amazon Haul vs. Temu & Shein, DeepMind opens up AlphaFold 3 24:18
Hi everyone – welcome to your [AI-generated] 3 Shifts Edition. Our first Shift looks at the spate of appointments made by Trump since the election. It promises to reshape the federal government and its regulators, and potentially open up M&A transactions next year. Next, we delve into the long-awaited launch of Amazon Haul – an ultra-low-priced section of Amazon’s shopping site that goes head-to-head against Temu and Shein. The coming restrictions on the de minimis exemption and Trump’s planned tariffs will, however, change the game once again. Finally, Google DeepMind just opened up the source code and model weights for its AI protein-prediction model AlphaFold 3. Unfortunately for some, it’s only available for non-commercial use, but it still has the potential to transform drug discovery. Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com Enjoy. – Tam…
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1 3 Shifts Edition (Nov 8 2024): Tariffs and the economy under Trump, Cutting China out of supply chains, The auto industry’s trials and travails 18:30
Hi everyone – what a week! Welcome to your [AI-generated] post-election 3 Shifts Edition. The coming transition will shift the market in many ways, but with control of the House still up for grabs, we’ll try to focus on what we know. Our first Shift looks at the tension between this week’s market optimism and the expected new tariff regime, which are likely to be inflationary. The US president has powers delegated from Congress to institute tariffs, which means the ball could get rolling on this from Day 1. Next, the promised tariffs are likely to accelerate the ongoing shift of supply chains away from China. This week saw reports of US shoe and drinkware brands, drugmakers, and chip-equipment manufacturers all making moves to cut their supply chains’ exposure to China. Finally, this week’s election will shake up the already-strained auto industry even further. Even for US automakers, the election isn’t all good news. Tariffs on vehicles and parts imported from Mexico represent risk, and EV makers will likely take a hit from new policies. Some automakers are already considering doubling down on manufacturing in the US market. This 3 Shifts Edition represents a milestone for 6Pages – our 700th market shift researched! If you’re enjoying 6Pages and haven’t subscribed yet, please consider joining us . Through this weekend only, get 7% off a subscription for life using the code 6PAGES700: https://www.6pages.com/join You can also sign up for our free version on 6Pages.com Enjoy. – Tam…
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1 3 Shifts Edition (Nov 1 2024): Defining open-source AI, The changing US space industry, The expansions of GitHub’s Copilot 15:37
Hi everyone – welcome to your [AI-generated] 3 Shifts Edition. Our first Shift delves into the fascinating debate about what is open-source AI. The Open Source Initiative’s release of its official definition this week is causing waves, with Meta – an OSI backer – publicly disagreeing with the definition. Next, struggles in Boeing and Airbus’ space businesses alongside recent victories by SpaceX are pointing to a reshaping of the US space industry. SpaceX has lately been using its ascendancy to throw its weight around. Finally, Microsoft-owned GitHub Copilot – the most widely used AI developer tool – announced an array of new updates that will expand Copilot’s universe. Perhaps most notably, Copilot will allow developers to switch among LLMs, loosening its ties to OpenAI. Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com Enjoy. – Tam…
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6Pages Market Shifts
1 3 Shifts Edition (Oct 25 2024): Retail giants’ same-day drug delivery, The 1st successful legal psychedelic, The recent slate of capable LLMs 19:40
Hi everyone – welcome to your [AI-generated] 3 Shifts Edition. Our first Shift looks at Amazon and Walmart’s recent expansions of their same-day prescription delivery. While Amazon made its announcement first, Walmart is the one leading the way with free medication delivery for Walmart+ members, in conjunction with grocery orders. Next, J&J’s FDA-approved, ketamine-derived drug Spravato will reach $1B in sales this year, growing 55% year-over-year, and could eventually reach $5B. It’s the first example of a psychedelic-based drug finding success, in a market that needs some good news. Finally, the past couple weeks have seen new entries from Anthropic, Nvidia, and Meta in the realm of capable LLMs. This week, OpenAI looks to be falling behind. But given the pace of the industry, who knows what will happen next week. Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com Enjoy. – Tam…
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6Pages Market Shifts
1 3 Shifts Edition (Oct 18 2024): Consumer prices are coming down, The eroding WordPress ecosystem, Big tech & AI need nuclear 11:54
Hi everyone – welcome to your [AI-generated] 3 Shifts Edition. Our first Shift looks at the recent spate of retailers – e.g. IKEA, Costco, Whole Foods – engaging in consumer price cuts of 10-20%. Price levels are still 21% higher than in pre-pandemic Feb 2020, but they seem to be heading in the right direction. Next, the battle between WordPress and WP Engine has escalated into a potentially existential crisis for the WordPress ecosystem. While WordPress isn’t going anywhere anytime soon, the perception of the ecosystem as unstable is unlikely to help spur growth. Finally, all 3 of the major public-cloud players – Amazon, Microsoft, and Google – are making deals to source nuclear energy to meet the needs of their AI data centers. Nuclear power is increasingly being viewed as an attractive source of low-carbon, non-intermittent electricity. Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com Enjoy. – Tam…
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6Pages Market Shifts
1 3 Shifts Edition (Oct 11 2024): Collaborative AI is what’s next, AI podcasts & synthetic media, iOS 18 & satellite texting 7:22
Hi everyone – welcome to your [AI-generated] 3 Shifts Edition. Our first Shift looks at the recent launches of tools like OpenAI’s Canvas that are pointing to collaborative AI being what’s next for the field. How people work with AI is perhaps as important as what the underlying model can do. Next, NotebookLM’s Audio Overview feature can use source documents to generate engaging two-speaker podcasts that are fully synthetic and “shockingly good.” The sheer diversity of use cases we’ve already seen is remarkable. Finally, we take a look at Apple’s satellite texting, which is now available for non-emergency use. The industry has been moving in the direction of satellite-to-smartphone connectivity for the past few years, and seems to be reaching an inflection point. Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com Enjoy. – Tam…
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6Pages Market Shifts
1 3 Shifts Edition (Oct 4 2024): OpenAI’s for-profit transformation, News is shifting away from free, What’s next after the dockworker strike 13:07
Hi everyone – welcome to your [AI-generated] 3 Shifts Edition. Our first Shift looks at OpenAI’s for-profit transformation and journey to becoming the next big tech firm. Its transformation is more than just legal structure – it’s a cultural shift from a research organization to becoming a very different “product-first” firm. Next, news outlets like CNN and Reuters are shifting away from free (ad-supported) and towards paywalled subscriptions. For middle-tier outlets with undifferentiated content, however, the pendulum may be swinging back in search of a lucrative business model that just isn’t there. Finally, we take a look at what’s next after the dockworker strike. While the two sides have come to a temporary agreement that will take them past the election, the story is not done. While a lot of attention has been paid to wages, automation has been the major sticking point. Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com Enjoy. – Tam…
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6Pages Market Shifts
1 3 Shifts Edition (Sep 27 2024): Weight-loss drugs are getting cheaper, This latest generation of smart glasses, The new digital driver’s licenses 6:40
Hi everyone – welcome to your [AI-generated] 3 Shifts Edition. Our first Shift looks at the price war underway in the new class of weight-loss drugs. Now that supply shortages are easing, the two heavyweights – Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly – are slashing prices and changing business models. Take a read to find out which one is in the lead. Next, Meta had a swath of AR/VR-related announcements at this week’s Connect 2024. One of the most notable reveals was the Orion AR smart glasses prototype, which builds upon Meta’s success with its Ray-Ban smart glasses and its leadership in open-source AI. Finally, we take a look at the new digital driver’s licenses, which can now be added to your Apple Wallet or Google Wallet (at least if you’re in California or a growing number of other states). Notably, they can also be used to buy age-restricted products at select retail outlets. Sign up for free briefs written by real people on 6Pages.com Enjoy. – Tam…
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6Pages Market Shifts
1 3 Shifts (Aug 20 2021): Big tech invests in subsea cable, Axel Springer’s acquisition strategy, Big Oil ramps up cleantech VC 19:54
(1) Facebook & other big tech firms invest in subsea cables to advance global connectivity (1:08). (2) What’s Axel Springer up to with its US media acquisitions? (8:34). (3) Big Oil is ramping up investments in cleantech startups (14:27). Read this 3 Shifts Edition: https://6pag.es/nyx8hg . Sign up to receive free summaries of our deeply researched briefs: 6Pages.com .…
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6Pages Market Shifts
1 3 Shifts (Aug 13 2021): Apple’s child protection features, Salesforce’s media ambitions, Amazon expands resale 18:55
(1) Apple’s new child protection features – and what they mean for user privacy (1:10). (2) Will Salesforce+ become the “Netflix for business professionals”? (8:37). (3) Amazon helps sellers resell their returned & overstock inventory (13:55). Read this 3 Shifts Edition: https://6pag.es/vb97fh . Sign up to receive free summaries of our deeply researched briefs: 6Pages.com .…
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