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The Fed wants AI investor Marc Andreessen to help figure out if AI can tame inflation

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By Maximilian Schreiner Verified
| Gear Open
Nano Banana Pro prompted by THE DECODER Alongside Andreessen, the group is co-chaired by Stanford economist Charles I. Jones, currently on leave at AI company Anthropic, and Microsoft executive Asha Sharma. Andreessen also sits on Trump's President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology. Why AI could shape interest rate decisions The working group matters for monetary policy because Warsh believes AI can hold down price growth.
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The Fed wants AI investor Marc Andreessen to help figure out if AI can tame inflation

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By Maximilian Schreiner Verified
| the-decoder.com
Nano Banana Pro prompted by THE DECODER Alongside Andreessen, the group is co-chaired by Stanford economist Charles I. Jones, currently on leave at AI company Anthropic, and Microsoft executive Asha Sharma. Andreessen also sits on Trump's President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology. Why AI could shape interest rate decisions The working group matters for monetary policy because Warsh believes AI can hold down price growth.
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Bun ditches Zig for Rust with help from Claude Fable 5, writes over a million lines of code in 11 days

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By Maximilian Schreiner Verified
| the-decoder.com
The JavaScript tool Bun has been fully rewritten from Zig to Rust, and Anthropic's Fable 5 did most of the work. Developer Jarred Sumner says the switch came down to reliability. Zig kept producing memory errors and crashes that were hard to fix for good. Rust catches many of those bugs at compile time. Sumner used a pre-release version of Claude Fable 5 for the project. About 64 Claude instances ran in parallel for 11 days, writing over a million lines of code. The API bill came to roughly $165,000.
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