Machine Economy Press

Machine Economy Press explores the integration and impact of AI and automation on the future of programming, work, and various industries. It covers advancements in AI tools, the economic implications of AI, and trends in programming languages, reflecting on how these technologies reshape jobs, development practices, and corporate strategies.

Artificial Intelligence Automation Future of Work Programming Languages Generative AI Technological Innovation Economics of AI Remote Work Trends AI in Software Development Impact of AI on Industries

The hottest Substack posts of Machine Economy Press

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Work From Home is the Future

1 implied HN point • 29 Jun 21
  1. Remote work is likely to continue as a significant trend post-pandemic.
  2. Many employees are considering changing jobs due to the push to return to office work.
  3. Companies are experimenting with hybrid and fully remote work settings to adapt to changing preferences.

How Big will GPT-4 Be?

0 implied HN points • 23 Nov 22
  1. People are speculating on the size and impact of GPT-4, with rumors suggesting it will be significantly more powerful than GPT-3.
  2. AI-human collaboration is expected to increase across all professions, ushering in new advancements and possibilities.
  3. The anticipation surrounding GPT-4's release is generating excitement and emotions, fueling discussions and speculations among users and experts.

Datascience, programming, datascience, and WFM trends.

0 implied HN points • 29 Jun 21
  1. The newsletter covers topics like data science, programming, and future of work.
  2. The author is Michael Spencer, a prolific blogger with a focus on technology trends.
  3. The newsletter aims to discuss automation and the 4th industrial revolution.
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