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AI & Enterprise
Claude usage caps reshape workflows for some users
Tighter usage caps for Anthropic\'s Claude are changing how some users work, with founders and developers on lower-priced plans splitting tasks into smaller chats and scheduling around reset times. Anthropic adjusted limits in late March to manage peak-time demand, setting usage caps for five-hour sessions. Some users report hitting limits after only a few prompts. Teams are switching to individual accounts and considering enterprise plans as they narrow instructions to cut token use.
AI & Enterprise
New book: I Have Read 100,000 Resumes lays out conditions for talent in the AI era
Moon Sun-kyung (문선경), a veteran headhunter who has reviewed more than 100,000 resumes over 20 years, has published a new book titled \"I Have Read 100,000 Resumes: Conditions for Talent in the AI Era,\" issued by Ttium Publishing. The publisher said the book argues that the era of relying on length of career is over and that “experience density” now outweighs expertise. It focuses on ways individuals can connect expertise and build their own growth structure in a rapidly changing AI and global environment.
AI & Enterprise
KAIST professor involved in TurboQuant development says it will be core basis for running large-scale AI models
Google Research and others have unveiled TurboQuant, a technology aimed at easing AI bottlenecks by improving memory efficiency by up to six times. KAIST said Han Insoo of its Department of Electrical Engineering participated in the work with a joint team from Google Research, DeepMind and New York University. KAIST said TurboQuant compresses internal model information with little accuracy loss and addresses memory bottlenecks during AI inference.
