Macro Data and Google's Bloodletting
Macro data is now available on TEK2day Finance.
Type /macro and TEK2day fetches 24 macro indicators from various sources. Try TEK2day Finance for free HERE.
Our next initiative will be to bring Kilby - our Investment Management-focused AI assistant - into TEK2day Finance. Doing so will enable users to run any query they choose against our data sets rather than be limited to TEK2day’s pre-defined queries and endpoints.
Kilby can create ad hoc analytics against any data set it has access to. It can provide users with context-aware analysis that is specific to that user, their portfolio, whatever companies they may be doing work on, etc. Kilby will be a premium upgrade.
But before we roll that out, we will have to migrate various data sets from various products off of Google onto another cloud platform, as Google is sunsetting certain development environments as it works to figure out which products it wishes to keep and which to shutter as it works to save money to blow on datacenters with which to build inferior AI models.
Google (GOOGL) is presently a company without focus. It has not improved its coding models since Gemini 3.0 last year. It is spraying Gemini all over its product portfolio and I am not sure for the better, the only thing I notice is my subscription prices keep moving higher.
Meanwhile, Google is losing its best AI people. Nobel Prize winner John Jumper is leaving Google DeepMind to join Anthropic. This was announced a day after Noam Shazeer announced he was leaving Google DeepMind to join OpenAI.