Most CEOs say their companies aren’t yet seeing a financial return from investments in AI. Although close to a third (30%) report increased revenue from AI in the last 12 months and a quarter (26%) are seeing lower costs, more than half (56%) say they’ve realised neither revenue nor cost benefits.

~40℅ seeing a positive payoff is surprisingly high

• Not everyone always wants heated seats, so we’re actually lowering the price by having it as a subscription

It never was a thing that was kept quiet…

I’m at an industry get together right now at an event space that is all concrete walls and has music. Taking a break coz I’m tired of shouting

Dunno about areas surrounding Copenhagen but 20-30k is really rather too small for transit systems. They would definitely be better served by cars and buses+cycles.

During office rush hour, it would be nice if you could cycle to a bus stop on highway, park it there and get bus to downtown.

Yeah, cars are the way to go for rural transport. Doubt any bus or tram network can be comparable.

It’s hard for someone who has not been to a walkable city to understand how good it can be. If possible, being a few months in cities Prague or Hong Kong will be an eye opener.

Ah right, got you.

Bluebeam is so powerful that I feel the way it’s used in some construction companies is like how corporate uses excel. In that it has gone beyond what it was initially intended for and has become the primitive around which they work.

Isn’t that for pdf editing?

It could drive up prices. Like matcha.

Very common though. E.g. https://stanforddaily.com/2023/11/16/whats-in-a-name-philanthropic-histories-bridge-buildings-across-the-bay/