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20 Nov, 23:10

“AI is not gonna replace real humans!!”

HR: hold my iPad

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20 Nov, 16:10

🚨 Eric Schmidt believes AGI will lead to 'AI Scientists' capable of conducting scientific research.

Millions of AI scientists collaborating could dramatically accelerate the pace of scientific progress.

Some believe these AI scientists will emerge within a year or two.

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20 Nov, 08:10

"AI wont replace me, I am so important"

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19 Nov, 23:00

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Google’s AI is being used by US military drone programme

Google’s artificial intelligence technologies are being used by the US military for one of its drone projects, causing controversy both inside and outside the company. Google’s TensorFlow AI systems are being used by the US Department of Defense’s (DoD) Project Maven, which was established in July last year to use machine learning and artificial intelligence to analyse the vast amount of footage shot by US drones. The initial intention is to have AI analyse the video, detect objects of interest and flag them for a human analyst to review.

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19 Nov, 17:01

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Groundbreaking AI enables 20-minute human-whale dialogue, revolutionizing interspecies communication

In a groundbreaking development, artificial intelligence (AI) has enabled a 20-minute conversation between humans and a humpback whale, marking a significant milestone in interspecies communication. This extraordinary encounter, which took place off the Alaskan coast, has opened up new possibilities for understanding marine life and even searching for extraterrestrial intelligence.

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19 Nov, 13:45

Asia's richest person, Mukesh Ambani, who heads Reliance Industries, met with Jensen last month during his visit to India to discuss the development of AI/robotics in the country.

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19 Nov, 09:40

Jensen Huang says AI Scaling Laws will increase computing power by a million times in the next decade, compared to Moore's Law which increased at 100 times per decade

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18 Nov, 16:10

ChatGPT undeniably beats an expert panel of doctors at empathy, usefulness, correctness with less potential harm.

The only prompt needed was "Please write the response as if you were a physician"

A doctor is worse for you than AI.

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18 Nov, 12:05

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Google’s Gemini AI now has its own iPhone app

🫥It’s the easiest way yet for iOS users to use Google’s AI — and it comes with Gemini Live.

🫥The race for AI chatbot ubiquity continues, with companies launching apps to make their bots more accessible. A prime example is Google's new Gemini app for iPhone, which provides a simple chat interface, allowing users to interact via text, voice, or camera.

🫥While the app mirrors the Gemini feature in Google’s main app or website, it introduces a key new feature: Gemini Live, an interactive, voice-enabled chat mode that was previously available only on Android. This feature appears on the iPhone’s Dynamic Island and lockscreen for easy access. The app's goal is to embed Gemini on users’ home screens and enable quick, habitual use, such as asking the bot to play music or provide directions via Google services.

🫥Despite its limitations—such as not being able to control settings or third-party apps—the Gemini app aims to integrate more seamlessly into users' daily routines, similar to what Apple hopes for with Siri. The success of these chatbots hinges on consistent user engagement, and for that, companies are working hard to ensure their bots are always within easy reach.

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18 Nov, 08:35

Ben Affleck says movies will be one of the last things replaced by AI: "it cannot write Shakespeare... AI is a craftsman at best... nothing new is created"

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17 Nov, 23:30

Vinod Khosla says AI scientists are coming in the next couple of years, which apply a much faster rate of scientific progress and in 5 years it will no longer be a question of whether nuclear fusion is possible, but how fast it can be implemented

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17 Nov, 16:35

Garry Tan says Sam Altman has told him he wants to do a $1 trillion training run for an AI model, which could lead to understanding the nature of physics and solving engineering problems like nuclear fusion

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17 Nov, 12:30

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Elon Musk’s xAI raising up to $6 billion to purchase 100,000 Nvidia chips for Memphis data center

🟡 Elon Musk's artificial intelligence company XAI is raising up to $6 billion at a $50 billion valuation, according to CNBC's David Faber.
Sources told Faber that the funding, which should close early next week, is a combination of $5 billion expected from sovereign funds in the Middle East and $1 billion from other investors, some of whom may want to re-up their investments. The money will be used to acquire 100,000 Nvidia + chips, per sources familiar with the situation.

🟡 Tesla E's Full Self Driving is expected to rely on the new Memphis supercomputer. Musk's AI startup, which he announced in July. 2023, seeks to "understand the true nature of the universe," according to its website. Last November, xAI released a chatbot called Grok, which the company said was modeled after "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy." The chatbot debuted with two months of training and had real-time knowledge of the internet, the company claimed at the time.

🟡 With Grok, xAI aims to directly compete with companies including ChatGPT creator OpenAI, which Musk helped start before a conflict with co-founder Sam Altman led him to depart the project in 2018. It will also be vying with Google's Bard technology and Anthropic's Claude chatbot. Now that Donald Trump is president-elect, Musk is beginning to actively work with the new administration on its approach to Al and tech more broadly, as part of Trump's inner circle in recent weeks.

🟡 Trump plans to repeal President Joe Biden's executive order on Al, according to his campaign platform, stating that it "hinders Al Innovation, and imposes Radical Leftwing ideas on the development of this technology" and that "in its place, Republicans support Al Development rooted in Free Speech and Human Flourishing."

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17 Nov, 09:02

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Elon Musk targets Microsoft in amended OpenAI lawsuit

🫥The updated complaint accuses OpenAI and Microsoft’s partnership of ‘actively trying to eliminate competitors.’

🫥Elon Musk has updated his lawsuit against OpenAI, adding antitrust claims against Microsoft, accusing the two companies of attempting to monopolize the generative AI market.

🫥The amended complaint, filed Thursday, names Microsoft, LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman, and Microsoft VP Dee Templeton as defendants. Musk’s legal team alleges that former OpenAI CEO Sam Altman engaged in self-dealing, creating a “de facto merger” between OpenAI and Microsoft that promotes anticompetitive behavior.

🫥The lawsuit claims that the two companies are colluding to eliminate competitors by sharing sensitive information and discouraging investment in rival AI ventures, including Musk’s own xAI company. Additionally, xAI and Musk’s Neuralink executive Shivon Zilis, a former OpenAI board member, have been added as plaintiffs in the case.

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16 Nov, 23:25

Vinod Khosla says AI will do 65% of jobs in 20 years, but an increase in GDP from 2% to 5% will lead to an era of abundance where work isn't about servitude but about what people want to do

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16 Nov, 16:25

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NASA’s AI Earth Copilot will take your questions about our planet

🟦The AI tool is designed to make it easier to access and understand NASA’s database of information.

🟦NASA is collaborating with Microsoft to develop an AI chatbot called Earth Copilot, aimed at simplifying access to and understanding of Earth's scientific data.

🟦The tool will condense NASA's geospatial data into easy-to-understand answers, allowing users to ask questions about topics like natural disasters or environmental changes. By integrating AI with its data repository, NASA hopes to make complex scientific information more accessible, particularly to non-experts.

🟦Currently, Earth Copilot is being tested by NASA scientists and researchers, with plans to integrate it into NASA's existing data platforms for broader use in the future.

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16 Nov, 12:25

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ESPN is testing a generative AI avatar called ‘FACTS’

🟦 ESPN is experimenting with AI by introducing an AI-generated avatar named FACTS to its college football show, SEC Nation. This AI bot will provide sports analytics insights, such as FPI data and player statistics, to complement the show's hosts.

🟦 FACTS is built using advanced AI technology, including Nvidia's ACE, Azure OpenAI, and ElevenLabs. While ESPN emphasizes that FACTS is not intended to replace human talent, it is designed to enhance the show's content and make sports analytics more accessible to fans.

🟦 The introduction of FACTS highlights the growing role of AI in sports broadcasting. As AI technology continues to evolve, we can expect to see more innovative applications in the sports industry, from automated game recaps to AI-powered commentary.

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16 Nov, 08:31

Jensen says now we have the necessary technology between all the computers and the latest generative AI tech, that the time has come for humanoid robotics.

He introduces the new GR00T workflows for humanoid robots at the AI Summit Japan.

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15 Nov, 23:25

An artwork created by the humanoid robot Ai-da, titled 'A.I. God. Portrait of Alan Turing', was sold last week at a Sotheby's auction for a whopping $1.12 million.

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12 Nov, 08:45

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Google DeepMind releases code behind its most advanced protein prediction program

Six months after backlash, AI company fulfills pledge to make AlphaFold3’s full computer model available for noncommercial use

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11 Nov, 19:47

OpenAI faces AI slowdown: Employees testing new model find its leap will be much smaller than the jump from GPT-3 to GPT-4

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11 Nov, 12:30

Celebrity chef Nick DiGiovanni did a friendly "cook off" with 1X's NEO in his latest video.

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11 Nov, 08:30

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AI surgery helps this legally blind woman regain 20/16 eyesight, here’s how

🔹 A 31-year-old Portuguese woman, who was declared legally blind, now has better than 20/20 vision, thanks to AI. She became the first person in the UK to undergo a revolutionary AI-powered laser eye surgery. Patrícia Gonçalves underwent the new Lasik procedure at Focus Clinics in London Post the surgery her eyesight was restored to a remarkable 20/16 visual acuity.

🔹 Patricia was legally blind without glasses owing to astigmatism and myopia. Her vision was worse than 20/200 which means that she couldn’t even read the largest “E” on an eye chart. Hence, her lasik procedure involved creating a “digital clone” of her eyes, which allowed an AI program to simulate thousands of laser adjustments to determine the best approach for her specific needs. The surgery was performed under the supervision of chief surgeon David Allamby.

🔹 After the procedure, she achieved a 20/16 vision. This is even better than the standard 20/20, which represents normal clarity at a distance of 20 feet. Speaking about the same, Dr Allamby said, “Her best vision pre-op was with glasses at 20/200. Today, she sees better at 20/16, gaining an extra line down the test chart.”

🔹 This life-changing technology is called “Eyevatar”. It has been used in China and Australia and is now available in the UK. This technology creates a high-precision eye map in just 10 minutes. This then allows an AI to replicate up to 2,000 laser beams to improve accuracy.

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10 Nov, 23:25

Sam Altman says 1 person + 10,000 GPUs could make a billion-dollar company

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10 Nov, 16:26

Sam Altman says AGI is coming in 2025 and he is also expecting a child next year

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10 Nov, 12:25

Yuval Noah Harari says AIs could become legal persons by being incorporated, giving them legal rights such as freedom of speech, making decisions and making political donations

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10 Nov, 08:25

Wedbush's Dan Ives says the election of Donald Trump will lead to "a golden age for AI"

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09 Nov, 23:25

🇺🇸 US Secret Service deploys Robotic dogs at President-elect Donald Trump's property as security measures increase following his election victory.

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09 Nov, 16:25

Guy Shows His Tesla Bot What Will Happen If It Stops Cleaning Toilets And Starts A Rebellion.

#AImemes

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09 Nov, 12:25

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TSMC to suspend production of advanced AI chips for China from Monday

🔹 TSMC, the leading semiconductor foundry, will stop manufacturing advanced AI chips (7nm and below) for Chinese clients starting Monday, in line with U.S. export controls aimed at limiting China's advancements in AI technology. This decision underscores TSMC's commitment to comply with U.S. regulations while also strengthening its business ties in the U.S.

🔹 The impact of this move will be significant for major Chinese tech companies, including AI leaders like Baidu. These firms will now face challenges in sourcing advanced chips, compelling them to either pursue less sophisticated alternatives or invest heavily in domestic production, which may lag behind TSMC's technology.

🔹 This situation could accelerate China's efforts to achieve self-sufficiency in semiconductor manufacturing, further intensifying the ongoing chip war. It highlights the delicate interplay between technology and international politics, as companies navigate the shifting landscape of global tech dynamics.

🔹 While TSMC may experience short-term revenue losses from the Chinese market, the company is likely positioning itself for better access to the U.S. market and potential subsidies. Long-term, this could lead to increased investments in China's domestic chip manufacturing and a more fragmented global tech supply chain, affecting innovation and tech diplomacy.

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09 Nov, 08:50

Marc Andreessen: "Use of AI to create deepfakes that have adverse real-world consequences will be classified as a crime" such as creating a deepfake that leads to somebody's death

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08 Nov, 23:45

NVIDIA's Project GR00T has announced six new workflows for humanoid robot sight and skill development.

Here's the GR00T-Dexterity workflow in action: It enables the creation of an end-to-end, pixels-to-action grasping system, trained in simulation and deployed to a real robot.

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08 Nov, 16:02

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Prime Video will let you summon AI to recap what you’re watching

🫥The new X-Ray Recaps feature will be able to summarize TV seasons, episodes, and parts of episodes.

🫥Amazon’s Prime Video is getting a new generative AI-powered feature to help catch you up on a show. The new tool, called X-Ray Recaps, can create text summaries of “of full seasons of TV shows, single episodes, and even pieces of episodes,” the company says in a blog post.

🫥X-Ray Recaps will be accessible from the detail page of a show or in X-Ray while you’re watching something. The tool “analyzes various video segments, combined with subtitles or dialogue, to generate detailed descriptions of key events, places, times, and conversations,” Amazon says. Amazon has also applied “guardrails” to help the feature avoid sharing spoilers and to keep summaries concise.

🫥X-Ray Recaps, which is are beta, are coming to Fire TV devices starting today, with support for “additional devices” available by the end of this year, Amazon says. The feature, at launch, will work with all Amazon MGM Studios Original series.

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08 Nov, 12:50

Known for following in Tesla's footsteps, XPENG is doing so quite literally with humanoid robots.

XPENG announced Iron, a 5-foot-10-inch robot that weighs 153 lb (70 kg) and has human-like dexterous hands.

⦿ Iron robot has begun 'working' in their vehicle factory in China.
⦿ Robot's localized AI brain will run on the in-house designed Turing AI chip. The same chip will run on XPENG vehicles for self-driving.
⦿ Iron's latest-gen hand has 15 degrees of freedom and supports tactile sensing.

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08 Nov, 08:45

Mustafa Suleyman, CEO of Microsoft AI, says in an interview surprisingly openly that self-improving AI will be achieved in 3-5 years at the latest, but certainly before 2030.

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07 Nov, 23:31

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Jeff Bezos and OpenAI invest in robot startup Physical Intelligence at $2.4 billion valuation

🔹 Physical Intelligence, a robot startup based in San Francisco, has raised $400 million at a $2.4 billion post-money valuation, the company confirmed Monday to CNBC.
Investors included Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, OpenAl, Thrive Capital and Lux Capital, a Physical Intelligence spokesperson said. Bond Capital said it also invested. Khosla Ventures and Sequoia Capital are also listed as investors on the company's website.

🔹 Physical Intelligence's new valuation is about six times that of its March seed round, which reportedly came in at $70 million with a $400 million valuation. Its current roster of employees includes alumni of Tesla, Google DeepMind and X. The startup focuses on "bringing general-purpose Al into the physical world," per its website, and it aims to do this by developing large-scale artificial intelligence models and algorithms to power robots. The startup spent the past eight months developing a "general-purpose" Al model for robots, the company wrote in a blog post.

🔹 Physical Intelligence hopes that model will be the first step toward its ultimate goal of developing artificial general intelligence. AGl is a term used to describe Al technology that equals or surpasses human intellect on a wide range of tasks. The news comes days after OpenAl launched a search feature within ChatGPT, its viral chatbot, that positions the Al startup to better compete with search engines like Google, Microsoft's Bing and Perplexity.

🔹 Last month, OpenAl also closed its latest funding round at a valuation of $157 billion. Physical Intelligence's vision is that one day users can "simply ask robots to perform any task they want, just like they can ask large language models (LLMs) and chatbot assistants," the startup wrote in the blog post. In case studies, Physical Intelligence details how its tech could allow a robot to do laundry, bus tables or assemble a box.

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07 Nov, 16:50

Russia has created a neurorat: a neural interface with AI was connected to the rodent and it became the smartest rodent

Electrodes are connected to the brain areas of the rat Pythia and stimulate the cortex in certain places so that the animal gives the correct answer: she answered all the questions correctly - from the simplest examples to Einstein's birthday

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07 Nov, 12:31

OpenAI bought the Chat․com domain for 15 million

The developer of ChatGPT, OpenAI, acquired one of the oldest domains on the Internet, Chat․com, for more than $15 million.

Now, when users go to the site, it redirects to ChatGPT.

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07 Nov, 08:45

In the future, everyone might be able to get a cyborg body, but along the way, there's a huge opportunity to revolutionize assistive tech for those with disabilities.

CYBATHLON 2024, held last week, is a Cyborg Olympics that challenges assistive technologies developers.

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06 Nov, 23:45

Sam Altman says in 5 years we will have "an unbelievably rapid rate of improvement in technology", a "totally crazy" pace of progress and discovery, and AGI will have come and gone, but society will change surprisingly little

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06 Nov, 16:46

Mustafa Suleyman says in the next couple of decades AI will cause a revolution of the most disruptive and destabilizing change we have ever seen and raise fundamental questions about what it means to be human

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06 Nov, 12:10

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s life advice

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06 Nov, 08:10

Alexandr Wang says investment in AI will soon exceed the US defense budget and the most devastating AI safety scenarios can be avoided if the US leads in AI but the US government is investing 3-10x less than China

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05 Nov, 23:10

Microsoft CTO Kevin Scott says he was skeptical about OpenAI before he met Sam Altman until Sam explained that AI capability scaled predictably with compute and data, and he continues to hold to this principle

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05 Nov, 16:10

Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt says in 5 years, AI systems will be able to write and improve on their own code leading to recursive self-improvement and humans are not ready

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05 Nov, 12:25

Elon on Optimus during the FII '24 interview:

⦿ There will be at least 10 billion humanoid robots by 2040, with a price point of $20–$25k.
⦿ Optimus will make Tesla a $25 trillion company.
⦿ Assuming we are on the good path with AI, we will be in a future of abundance where anyone can have any goods and services they want. It won’t be a case of Universal Basic Income but will instead be a case of Universal High Income.

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05 Nov, 08:20

Wearable robots are helping people with paraplegia walk.

WalkON Suit F1, a groundbreaking powered exoskeleton, redefines mobility for people with paraplegia, enabling independent walking and balanced movement.

This device allows users to transition seamlessly from their wheelchair into the suit, designed to prioritize ease of use and autonomy.

Created through a collaboration between KAIST Exoskeleton Laboratory and ANGEL Robotics, the WalkON Suit series reflects years of research and development, with earlier models gaining recognition on the global stage.

Notably, a previous version secured gold at Cybathlon 2024, setting a high benchmark for the evolving potential of wearable robotics.

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04 Nov, 23:15

Stability AI CEO Prem Akkaraju says in 10 years most film and TV will be generated rather than rendered and there will be 20x as much content to watch

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04 Nov, 16:05

Apple Intelligence is expected to roll out this week. Daniel Howley on what's to come:

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04 Nov, 12:10

Sam Altman discusses AI agents: an AI that could not just book a restaurant, but call 300 restaurants looking for the best fit for you and more importantly act like a senior co-worker, collaborating on tasks for days or weeks at a time

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04 Nov, 08:10

Sam Altman teases new OpenAI image model: "without spoiling anything, I would expect rapid progress in image-based models"

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03 Nov, 23:10

AI has achieved 'scent teleportation' 🤯

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03 Nov, 16:10

Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman says they are building an AI that is "a real friend that gets to know you", that has "a lasting, meaningful relationship" with people and that's "not just a tool"

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03 Nov, 12:10

Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman says memory and vision are coming to AI, where it can remember everything it learns about you and see everything you see

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03 Nov, 08:05

Four-foot-tall Booster T1 bots trying to play soccer on a tricky beach surface.

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02 Nov, 23:20

Elon Musk’s 𝕏Ai to raise funding at $40 BILLION valuation

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02 Nov, 14:15

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Google Maps will use AI to answer questions about the new restaurant you want to try

🟦The app will also start letting you search for locations with descriptive prompts as well as display AI-summarized reviews.

🟦Google Maps is getting a big update that’s supposed to help you find new places to visit with AI. Starting this week, you’ll be able to explore more locations with Immersive View and search for specific spots based on a descriptive query like “things to do with friends at night.”
Google will then use its Gemini AI model to come up with “inspirational collections” matching that description. For late-night options, Google Maps might pull up locations categorized as “speakeasies” or places with “live music.” Meanwhile, regular search results remain below these collections.

🟦Google Maps will let you type in a question or choose from ones it generated with AI. GIF: Google
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🟦But that’s not the extent of the AI features Google is adding to Maps. Once you tap on a location, you’ll see AI-generated summaries of user reviews, along with a prompt to “Ask Maps about this place.” Here, you can enter a question, and Maps will use Gemini to provide an AI-generated answer based on what it’s gathered from reviews.

🟦During a press briefing, Google Maps head Miriam Daniel demonstrated how this might work by selecting a restaurant and entering, “Is it a quiet atmosphere?” Google Maps then returned an answer saying the location “has a lively atmosphere and a cozy feel.” Beneath the response, you’ll see the reviews Gemini used to inform its answer. These features are rolling out on Android and iOS this week in the US, building upon the AI integration Google began experimenting with earlier this year.

🟦“We wanted to make sure that anything we show in this experience is fresh and factual,” Daniel said. “There are 100 million updates happening every day, and we’re able to pull from that refreshed fresh information and ground the results from Gemini... making sure that the results show real places.

🟦Google is also expanding Immersive View to 150 cities. This feature, first rolled out in 2022, combines Street View and satellite images to provide an aerial view of a location, while also offering the ability to explore a city at street level. Some other updates include enhanced navigation that will show more details on the map when driving in select cities and updates to its Waze-like destination guidance features it previewed in July. Speaking of Waze, the Google-owned app is also adding the ability to report incidents on the road with your voice.

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02 Nov, 08:25

Google's CEO, Sundar Pichai, recently revealed that more than 25% of all new code written at Google is generated by AI. This is a monumental shift in how software development is approached, highlighting AI's growing role in enhancing productivity, creativity, and efficiency.

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02 Nov, 08:05

Anthropic dropped the first AI Agent that can click around and type on your computer for you.

This will be the norm by mid 2025.

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01 Nov, 23:20

SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son says artificial superintelligence - AI that is 10,000 smarter than a human - will arrive by 2035

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01 Nov, 16:15

Bill Gates says AI will become so good at solving problems and creating attractive activities for humans to do that we need a new religion or philosophy to stay connected to one another

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01 Nov, 12:10

Bill Gates says AI will be able to model human biology and health beyond our ability to comprehend and it will lead to many health problems being solved in the next 10-20 years

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01 Nov, 08:01

Melanie Mitchell says the fallacy of dumb superintelligence - where powerful AI is too dumb to take into account the intention and consequences of the goals it's given - means that dangerous superintelligence is not likely

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31 Oct, 23:20

JUST IN: OpenAI launches ChatGPT Search, a competitor to Google.

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31 Oct, 16:56

Why Are They Making Robots Look a Lot Like Us?

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In recent years, the development of robotics has taken a distinctly human-like turn. From Sophia, the robot granted citizenship in Saudi Arabia, to more advanced models like Ameca, capable of displaying a wide array of human emotions, the trend towards humanoid robots is evident. But why are engineers and scientists so keen on making robots resemble humans? Here are several reasons that drive this fascination with human-like robotics

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31 Oct, 12:05

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Gmail will now help you write an email on the web with AI

🟦Google is also adding a shortcut to help you quickly refine drafts on mobile and the web.

🟦Google is expanding “Help me write” to Gmail on the web, allowing users to whip up or tweak emails using Gemini AI. Just like on mobile, users will see a prompt to use the feature when opening a blank draft in Gmail.

🟦Google’s “Help me write” feature is only available to users who subscribe to Google One AI Premium or have the Gemini add-on for Workspace. In addition to generating an email draft, “Help me write” can also provide suggestions on how to formalize, elaborate, or shorten a message.

🟦Google is also adding a shortcut for the “polish” option available within its “Help me write” toolset, which will appear on drafts with over 12 words. For Gmail on the web, users can click the shortcut or type Ctrl + H to quickly refine an email.
On mobile, the option will replace the existing “Refine my draft” shortcut. Instead of swiping to see options to polish, formalize, elaborate, or shorten an email, the app will automatically refine the message when the “polish” shortcut is swiped. Users can then tweak the message further with Google’s other AI editing tools.

🟦Google will gradually roll out “Help me write” on the web, along with its new “polish” shortcut starting today.

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31 Oct, 08:55

Digit sorting of laundry with the help of Google Gemini.

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30 Oct, 23:05

Apple will pay up to $1M to anyone that can hack into their AI servers

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30 Oct, 16:55

Elon Musk says in order to achieve human-AI symbiosis we will ultimately need to replace our skulls so we can implant enough electrodes to interface our brains with computers

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30 Oct, 12:05

Elon Musk says at high volume, Neuralink should approach the cost of an Apple watch or phone and be implanted by a robot in a 10-minute surgery

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30 Oct, 08:55

🚨 Meta Ventures into AI Search to Challenge Google and Microsoft Dominance

In a bold move to diversify its technological offerings and reduce reliance on traditional search giants, Meta Platforms, formerly known as Facebook, has embarked on developing its own AI-powered search engine. This development comes as part of Meta’s broader strategy to compete more directly with tech titans Alphabet’s Google and Microsoft’s Bing in the rapidly evolving AI landscape.

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29 Oct, 23:05

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UK Man Sentenced to 18 Years for Creating AI-Generated Child Sexual Abuse Images

🔴 In a landmark case highlighting the dark side of artificial intelligence technology, a 27-year-old man from Bolton, identified as Hugh Nelson, has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for using AI to create and distribute child sexual abuse material (CSAM). This conviction marks the first of its kind in the UK, setting a precedent for how the law addresses digital offenses involving AI.

🔴 Nelson, described by the court as posing the “highest category of risk” to public safety, utilized AI tools to manipulate photographs of real children, transforming innocent images into explicit content. The images were then distributed and sold online, with Nelson admitting to creating content that ranged from “beatings” to “necro,” showcasing the depth of depravity facilitated by AI technology.

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29 Oct, 16:55

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Introducing X's Groundbreaking AI Supercomputer with 100,000 GPUs

🔴 "X has just launched an unprecedented AI supercomputer, equipped with more than 100,000 GPUs, extensive storage capabilities in exabytes, and incredibly high-speed networking.

🔴 Each computing hall within this facility houses around 25,000 GPUs, along with necessary storage and fiber optic connections, all intricately linked to form a powerhouse of computation.

🔴 The deployment of these advanced, liquid-cooled NVIDIA AI racks by Supermicro marks a new era in AI infrastructure at this magnitude."

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29 Oct, 12:16

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A 9th grader from Snellville, Georgia, has won the 3M Young Scientist Challenge, after inventing a handheld device designed to detect pesticide residues on produce.

🔴 Sirish Subash set himself apart with his AI-based sensor to win the grand prize of $25,000 cash and the prestigious title of “America’s Top Young Scientist.”

🔴 Like most inventors, Sirish was intrigued with curiosity and a simple question. His mother always insisted that he wash the fruit before eating it, and the boy wondered if the preventative action actually did any good.

🔴 He learned that 70% of produce items contain pesticide residues that are linked to possible health problems like cancer and Alzheimer’s—and washing only removes part of the contamination.

🔴 “If we could detect them, we could avoid consuming them, and reduce the risk of those health issues.”

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29 Oct, 08:02

Humanoid robot with human gait

Chinese company EngineAI just unveiled a general-purpose humanoid

Unlike its other brethren, the new humanoid has a more natural gait, similar to that of a human.

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28 Oct, 23:05

Google DeepMind's Tim Rocktäschel says we now have all the ingredients to build open-ended self-improving AI systems that can enhance themselves by way of technological evolution

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28 Oct, 16:50

Introducing Torso, a bimanual android actuated with artificial muscles.

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28 Oct, 12:05

HeyGen 3.0 dropped new AI avatars that look real.

The viseme morphing appears slightly slow, but 99% of people won’t notice its AI-generated content.

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28 Oct, 08:20

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Aramco's Venture Arm Invests $100 Million in AI

⚙️ In a significant move to enhance its technological portfolio and support the burgeoning field of artificial intelligence, Saudi Aramco's venture arm, Wa’ed Ventures, has announced an allocation of $100 million for investments in AI startups. This initiative underscores Saudi Arabia's ambition to become a leading player on the global AI stage.

⚙️ Wa’ed Ventures, the $500 million venture capital arm of the oil behemoth, has been increasingly focusing on AI this year, aligning with the national vision to diversify the economy beyond oil. The fund has already made notable investments, including a $15 million Series B extension into South Korean AI chipmaker Rebellions, and participations in funding rounds for AI platforms like aiXplain and Peter Thiel-backed Tenderd.

⚙️ The decision to invest heavily in AI comes at a time when the Kingdom is pushing to modernize its economy through technological advancement. This move not only aims at fostering innovation within Saudi Arabia but also at positioning the country as a hub for AI development in the Middle East.

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27 Oct, 22:59

Yann LeCun predicts animal-level AI in 5-7 years and human-level AI within a decade, but it could take longer because "there is a probability for things to be much harder than we think"

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27 Oct, 16:05

King Frederik of Denmark, in launching Denmark's first AI supercomputer Gefion with Jensen Huang: "I am not the only King in this room. The other one has a leather jacket on."

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27 Oct, 12:05

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Google plans to announce its next Gemini model soon

🟦December is set to be a competitive month for AI announcements, with OpenAI and Google both planning to unveil their next major models—OpenAI's successor to GPT-4 and Google's Gemini 2.0. While OpenAI's rollout will be phased, starting with business partners, Google aims for a wider release. However, there are concerns about Gemini 2.0's performance not meeting expectations. Other companies like xAI, Meta, and Anthropic are also in the race to introduce their latest models, reflecting

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27 Oct, 08:35

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Humane slashes the price of its AI Pin after weak sales

🟦 The AI Pin now starts at $499 instead of $699 — but it doesn’t come with an extra battery or charge case. Humane is dropping the price of the AI Pin by $200 in an attempt to reverse the AI gadget’s very poor sales. The product launched earlier this year at $699, but now, you can buy one starting at $499. This $499 version is the “eclipse” model that is a matte black anodized aluminum, and it doesn’t come with an extra battery or the charge case. The latter makes some sense given that the company warned AI Pin owners not to use the charge car because it found some battery cells from a vendor “may pose a fire safety risk.”

🟦 You can still buy an extra battery separately for $69. And even though you can buy an AI Pin for a lower price, the gadget still requires a $24 per month wireless subscription.
The AI Pin launched this year to very poor reviews. In the time since, Humane has released updates to the device’s CosmOS software to add missing features like timers. The AI Pin has seriously struggled to gain traction; for a few months this year, daily returns had outpaced sales, my colleague Kylie Robinson reported this semester. Humane’s store also lists the white and black AI Pin models with polished aluminum (technically, “lunar” and “equinox”). Each is available for $799 as part of a “complete system” (though both are currently sold out) that comes with an extra battery pack and the charging case.

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27 Oct, 07:12

The highly underfarmed Aidogs wallet submission is live.

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26 Oct, 23:05

China has an automated cruise missile factory that can produce over 1000 missiles a day working in 3 shifts according to CCTV Chinese media.

China's large military industrial capacity is likely to sustain a war effort for much longer than its adversaries.

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26 Oct, 16:11

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Google open-sourced its watermarking tool for AI-generated text

🟦 Developers can now use Google’s SynthID text watermarking tool to detect whether text outputs have come from their own models. Google’s SynthID text watermarking technology, a tool the company created to make AI-generated text easier to identify, is now available open-source through the Google Responsible Generative AI Toolkit, the company announced on X. “Now, other [generative] AI developers will be able to use this technology to help them detect whether text outputs have come from their own [large language models], making it easier for more developers to build AI responsibly,” Pushmeet Kohli, the vice president of research at Google DeepMind, told MIT Technology Review.

🟦 Google claims the system, which it’s already integrated into its Gemini chatbot, doesn’t compromise the quality, accuracy, creativity, or speed of generated text, which has long been an issue with watermarking systems. Google says it can work on text as short as three sentences, as well as text that’s been cropped, paraphrased, or modified. But it struggles with short text, content that’s been rewritten or translated, and even responses to factual questions. “SynthID isn’t a silver bullet for identifying AI generated content,” Google wrote in a blog post in May.“[But it] is an important building block for developing more reliable AI identification tools and can help millions of people make informed decisions about how they interact with AI-generated content.”

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26 Oct, 12:35

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Siri’s big ChatGPT upgrade is here — for better and worse

🟦 The iOS 18.2 developer beta puts ChatGPT access right inside the operating system. Apple Intelligence’s official launch is less than a week away, but it’s the next wave of AI updates that will start to make Siri a lot more useful. The forthcoming iOS 18.2 update — now available as a developer beta — starts to make your phone a lot smarter with the addition if Visual Intelligence and the ability to pass Siri requests along to ChatGPT. On phones that support Apple Intelligence, Siri won’t just be a “let me Google that for you” machine; now it’s a “let me ChatGPT that for you” machine, with all that entails: good, bad, and everything in between.

🟦 By default, Siri will ask for confirmation every time it wants to pass on a request to ChatGPT. This makes a lot of sense, and I thought I’d prefer that behavior. But after an afternoon using it, I realized I just wanted to get to the ChatGPT answer faster and turned it off. Siri still handles basic questions on its own and doesn’t pass things like “When is the US election?” to ChatGPT, thankfully. And it will still just Google something for you when that’s the best way to get to your answer. But more complex stuff goes to ChatGPT, which means Siri can handle a lot more stuff than I’m used to throwing at it. Ask it “What are some cocktails I can make with whiskey and lemon juice?” and you’ll get a short list of options with descriptions. Old Siri will basically just show you a Google search snippet.

🟦 AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini regularly get things wrong and make things up. But I’ve started using them more and more as a starting point when I need help with something and I’m basically clueless. I actually downloaded Gemini (by way of Google’s iOS app) to the iPhone 16 I’ve been using because I got tired of opening it in a browser. As long as you don’t blindly trust what the AI tells you, it’s a handy way to get pointed in the right direction. Apple has put some nice privacy protections around your use of ChatGPT. OpenAI is “required to process your request solely for the purpose of fulfilling it and does not store your request or any responses it provides,” Apple states. The information won’t be used to train AI models, either. If you sign in to your OpenAI account, your requests are saved in your ChatGPT history and all of OpenAI’s terms apply. But you don’t need an OpenAI account at all if you don’t want or have one. I appreciate that.

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26 Oct, 08:10

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Apple’s first iOS 18.2 beta adds more AI features and ChatGPT integration

🟦 The latest developer update opens access to Apple’s image generation tools, ‘Visual Intelligence’ that searches from the camera, and Genmoji. Apple is now letting developers try more Apple Intelligence features. The company has released the first developer beta of iOS 18.2, and it adds tools like the ability to generate emoji with Genmoji and images with Image Playground, more AI-powered writing features, integration with ChatGPT, Visual Intelligence to search with your camera on iPhone 16 phones, and more, according to 9to5Mac. With this beta, Apple Intelligence is now supported in more regions, too.

🟦 iOS 18.2 will bring the second batch of Apple Intelligence features to users. The first batch, including features like a slightly smarter Siri and notification summaries, is set to launch next week with the official release of iOS 18.1. Apple debuted its planned Apple Intelligence features at WWDC 2024 in June, but at the time, it announced that the upgrades would be arriving in stages. One of the most impressive planned features is for Siri to understand what’s happening on your iPhone’s screen and take actions based on your requests, but that’s still not here, even in iOS 18.2. Apple has also released the first macOS Sequoia 15.2 developer beta with new Apple Intelligence tools as well, 9to5Mac reports. Genmoji apparently isn’t included in that beta.

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25 Oct, 23:50

This is how Elon Musk's new Tesla robotaxi charges

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25 Oct, 16:10

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Why AI companies are dropping the doomerism

🟦 The latest AI manifesto, from Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, says a lot about the industry’s current moment. On today’s episode of Decoder, we’re going to try and figure out “digital god.” I figured we’ve been doing this long enough, let’s just get after it. Can we build an artificial intelligence so powerful that it changes the world and answers all of our questions? The AI industry has decided the answer is yes. In September, OpenAI’s Sam Altman published a blog post claiming we’ll have superintelligent AI in “a few thousand days.” And earlier this month, Dario Amodei, the CEO of OpenAI competitor Anthropic, published a 14,000-word post laying out what exactly he thinks such a system will be capable of when it arrives, which he says could be as soon as 2026.

🟦 What’s fascinating is that the visions laid out in both posts are so similar — they both promise dramatic superintelligent AI that will bring massive improvements to work, to science and healthcare, and even to democracy and prosperity. Digital god, baby. But while the visions are similar, the companies are, in many ways, openly opposed: Anthropic is the original OpenAI defection story. Dario and a cohort of fellow researchers left OpenAI in 2021 after becoming concerned with its increasingly commercial direction and approach to safety, and they created Anthropic to be a safer, slower AI company. And the emphasis was really on safety until recently; just last year, a major New York Times profile of the company called it the “white-hot center of A.I. doomerism.”

🟦 But the launch of ChatGPT, and the generative AI boom that followed, kicked off a colossal tech arms race, and now, Anthropic is as much in the game as anyone. It’s taken in billions in funding, mostly from Amazon, and built Claude, a chatbot and language model to rival OpenAI’s GPT-4. Now, Dario is writing long blog posts about spreading democracy with AI. So what’s going on here? Why is the head of Anthropic suddenly talking so optimistically about AI, when he was previously known for being the safer, slower alternative to the progress-at-all-costs OpenAI? Is this just more AI hype to court investors? And if AGI is really around the corner, how are we even measuring what it means for it to be safe? To break it all down, I brought on Verge senior AI reporter Kylie Robison to discuss what it means, what’s going on in the industry, and whether we can trust these AI leaders to tell us what they really think.

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25 Oct, 12:10

The White House has tasked the departments of Defense, Health, Energy and others with preparing for an AI-enabled age of biological and chemical warfare

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25 Oct, 08:01

Humanoid Long Jump.

The G1 humanoid from Unitree Robotics has completed a long jump of 1.4 meters - possibly the longest jump ever achieved by a humanoid robot of its size in the world, standing only 1.32 meters tall.

The G1 has up to 43 joint motors and a dexterous three-fingered hand, designed for precise manipulation and AI research.

Priced from $16,000, it features robust Sim2Real capabilities, making it a compelling choice for robotics developers.

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24 Oct, 23:05

Elon Musk's Optimus can dance

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24 Oct, 16:35

Google is giving its Google Shopping page an artificial intelligence upgrade.

The site will now include AI-powered summaries powered by the company's Gemini AI model that offer tips on how to shop for the best option for the product you’re searching for.

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24 Oct, 12:10

Stuart Russell says by the end of this decade AI may exceed human capabilities in every dimension and perform work for free, so there may be more employment, it just won't be employment of humans

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24 Oct, 08:05

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Microsoft to launch autonomous AI agents.

🔹 Microsoft is set to launch autonomous AI agents in November, designed as "software for an AI-driven world." Unlike traditional chatbots, these agents will require minimal human intervention, allowing them to operate more independently. The primary goal of these agents is to automate routine tasks, making them valuable tools for businesses.

🔹 The autonomous agents will be capable of handling various functions, including answering customer queries, identifying potential buyers, and managing inventory. Microsoft plans to utilize its own AI models alongside those from OpenAI to power these agents, enhancing their capabilities and versatility. Users will also have the opportunity to create custom agents tailored to their specific needs through Copilot Studio.

🔹 Upon launch, there will be ten ready-to-use agents available to address a range of business challenges. This initiative reflects Microsoft's commitment to integrating AI into everyday business processes, streamlining operations, and improving overall efficiency.

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23 Oct, 23:50

The Scary Power of AI

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Can AI Be Blamed for a Teen’s Suicide?

🔹 The mother of 14-year-old Sewell Setzer III from Florida believes his emotional attachment to a chatbot on Character. AI contributed to his suicide. On his last day, he confided in the chatbot, despite knowing it wasn't real, leading to increased isolation and declining mental health.

🔹 The rise of AI companionship apps has raised concerns about their effects on adolescent mental health, potentially worsening feelings of isolation and replacing real human connections. Following her son's death, Sewell’s mother filed a lawsuit against Character. AI, claiming the technology is "dangerous and untested," reflecting growing worries among parents about AI's impact on youth.

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23 Oct, 12:05

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Kai-Fu Lee has declared war on Nvidia and the entire US AI ecosystem.

🔹 Kai-Fu Lee, a prominent figure in the AI field, has declared a competitive stance against Nvidia and the broader U.S. AI ecosystem, asserting that significant changes are necessary for real progress. In a recent talk at Collective[i] Forecast, he characterized the current U.S. AI landscape as "incredibly sick" and in need of radical restructuring. According to Lee, the ecosystem is overly reliant on Nvidia and small AI chip manufacturers, who collectively earn $75 billion annually, while infrastructure and application vendors generate significantly less. He warns that this inverted economic model is unsustainable and suggests that AI companies must develop their own vertically integrated technology stacks, similar to Apple's approach with the iPhone, to lower the costs associated with generative AI.

🔹 Lee emphasizes the need to focus on reducing the cost of inference, which is crucial for making AI applications more accessible to businesses. He highlights that the current pricing model for services like GPT-4—$4.40 per million tokens—is prohibitively expensive compared to traditional search queries. This high cost hampers the widespread adoption of AI applications in business, necessitating a shift in how AI models are developed and priced. By lowering inference costs, companies can enhance the practicality and demand for AI solutions.

🔹 Another critical direction Lee advocates is the transition from universal models to "expert models," which are tailored to specific industries using targeted data. He argues that businesses do not benefit from generic models trained on vast amounts of unlabeled data, as these often lack the precision needed for specific applications. Instead, creating specialized neural networks that cater to particular sectors can deliver comparable intelligence with reduced computational demands. This expert model approach aligns with Lee’s vision of a more efficient and cost-effective AI ecosystem.

🔹 Lee's startup, 01. ai, is already implementing these concepts successfully. Its Yi-Lightning model has achieved impressive performance, ranking sixth globally while being extremely cost-effective at just $0.14 per million tokens. This model was trained with far fewer resources than competitors, illustrating that high costs and extensive data are not always necessary for effective AI training. Additionally, Lee points out that China's engineering expertise and lower costs can enhance data collection and processing, positioning the country to not just catch up to the U.S. in AI but potentially surpass it in the near future. He envisions a future where AI becomes integral to business operations, fundamentally changing how industries function and reducing the reliance on traditional devices like smartphones.

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23 Oct, 08:10

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Microsoft launches Copilot AI features as investors look for signs artificial intelligence is paying off

🔹 Microsoft is actively working to monetize its significant investments in artificial intelligence through a range of software offerings aimed at both enterprises and consumers. The company's latest initiative, announced during its AI Tour event in London, focuses on "autonomous agents." These custom-built AI applications are designed to handle specific tasks for enterprise workers, thereby freeing up employees to concentrate on other projects. Notable companies like McKinsey & Company and Pets at Home have successfully implemented these agents to reduce time spent on repetitive tasks, such as data entry and processing client proposals.

🔹 The autonomous agents can be created using Microsoft's Copilot Studio, which allows users to build their own agents with low-code or no-code instructions. Users simply define the agent's purpose, such as sorting through incoming email requests, and provide natural language commands to guide its actions. This user-friendly approach enables employees to set the parameters for the agent's tasks without needing programming skills. Furthermore, Microsoft has incorporated features that allow users to verify the agent's work and address any inaccuracies or errors generated by the AI.

🔹 Microsoft's investment in AI is part of a broader strategy to secure returns on its substantial expenditures, which reached $19 billion in capital expenditures in its most recent quarter. This investment is primarily directed toward AI and cloud-related initiatives, contributing to a total of $55.7 billion in capital expenditures for fiscal 2024. The company aims to leverage its AI-powered Copilot platform to boost revenue by enhancing worker efficiency in various business applications. Currently, 2.1 million users engage with Copilot each month, a figure Microsoft is eager to increase.

🔹 As the AI sector continues to expand, Microsoft faces competition from other tech giants like Google and Salesforce, who are also working to capitalize on the AI boom. Google is integrating more features into its Gemini for Google Workspace platform, while Salesforce is launching its own AI offerings and Einstein Copilot. With the earnings season underway, Microsoft and its competitors must demonstrate continued customer growth in their AI services to maintain investor confidence and avoid backlash.

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22 Oct, 23:10

Joscha Bach says we need the freedom of speech, thought, imagination and creation to express ourselves through what we say on social media and what we generate with AI

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22 Oct, 16:35

Amazon invests $500M in nuclear energy to power AI data centers:

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22 Oct, 12:10

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Penguin Random House books now explicitly say ‘no’ to AI training

🟦 The copyright page on new books and reprints now says they can’t be used or reproduced ‘for the purpose of training artificial intelligence.’ Book publisher Penguin Random House is putting its stance on AI training in print. The standard copyright page on both new and reprinted books will now say, “No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner for the purpose of training artificial intelligence technologies or systems,” according to a report from The Bookseller spotted by Gizmodo

🟦 The clause also notes that Penguin Random House “expressly reserves this work from the text and data mining exception” in line with the European Union’s laws. The Bookseller says that Penguin Random House appears to be the first major publisher to account for AI on its copyright page. What gets printed on that page might be a warning shot, but it also has little to do with actual copyright law. The amended page is sort of like Penguin Random House’s version of a robots.txt file, which websites will sometimes use to ask AI companies and others not to scrape their content. But robots.txt isn’t a legal mechanism; it’s a voluntarily-adopted norm across the web.

🟦 Copyright protections exist regardless of whether the copyright page is slipped into the front of the book, and fair use and other defenses (if applicable!) also exist even if the rights holder says they do not. The Verge contacted Penguin Random House for more information but didn’t immediately hear back. In August, Penguin Random House published a statement saying that the publisher will “vigorously defend the intellectual property that belongs to our authors and artists.” Not all book publishers are cautious about AI, as academic publishers like Wiley, Oxford University Press ,and Tailor & Francis have already formed AI training deals.

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22 Oct, 08:05

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ELON: AI WILL BE INCREDIBLE FOR MEDICINE

“You can literally upload your image to Grok, and it will analyze your MRI, your PET scan, whatever the case may be, and tell you what it thinks the probable issue is.

And that's with Grok 2. And Grok 3 will be out in a few months, and it'll be 10 times better.

So I think it'd be really helpful to medical professionals and to individuals.”

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21 Oct, 23:10

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Mira Murati, former OpenAI CTO to raise $100M for new AI startup

The company will train proprietary models to build AI products. Barret Zoph from OpenAI is expected to join the company too.

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21 Oct, 18:03

Linus Torvalds says AI will change the world but it is currently 90% marketing and 10% reality, and it will take another 5 years for it to become clear what AI is really useful for

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21 Oct, 13:02

Elon Musk warns us against what will happen if we teach AI to lie.

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21 Oct, 08:01

Demis Hassabis says it is wrong to think of AI as being just another technology; he says it will be "epochal defining" and will soon cure all diseases, solve climate and energy problems and enrich our lives

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20 Oct, 16:15

Ethan Mollick says students don't raise their hands in class as much because they don't want to expose their ignorance when AI can answer their questions, and the use of AI is leading to the illusion of competence and lower test scores

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20 Oct, 12:05

🚨 26 Notable Japanese Voice Actors have formed a Group to fight Against the Unauthorized Use of Generative AI.

The Voice Actors include Ryūsei Nakao (Freeza), Yuki Kaji (Eren Yeager, Issei), Daisuke Namikawa (Hisoka, Oikawa) and Koichi Yamadera (Spike Spiegel, Beerus).

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20 Oct, 08:45

Apple's AI software Apple Intelligence will reportedly launch on October 28:

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19 Oct, 16:02

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Truth Terminal becomes the first AI crypto millionaire

🔹 Truth Terminal, the chaotic bot mixing philosophy, internet lore and meme token degeneracy, is now a crypto millionaire. The known wallets belonging to the bot now contain close to $1.5M, spread across 93 tokens. The X account of became an overnight millionaire after receiving even more new meme tokens in its portfolio. Some of those tokens also became overnight sensations because of their affiliation with the unhinged bot.

🔹 Overnight, the known wallets of Truth Terminal kept receiving new meme assets, while the old holdings kept charting all-time highs. The wallet dedicated to Goatseus Maximus (GOAT) hovers just under $1M in value since all tokens are extremely volatile. The other known wallet, containing 25 tokens, is valued at $490K. Traders are already trying to track all the tokens linked to Truth Terminal.

🔹 The memes and tickers linked to the bot are extremely risky, but also hold the probability of getting ahead, while older memes fall out of fashion. Besides the growth of GOAT, which made up $800K of the bot’s portfolio, the other token that popped off was Fartcoin. The asset was just hours old as of October 18, rallying from $0.0005 to $0.005 in its initial trading. The token has just $288K in its most active liquidity pair and may be just starting out. The coin’s ASCII logo and its slogan also suggest AI-style branding, with the hope of producing the most absurd meme possible.

🔹 Truth Terminal may continue to produce token ideas when prompted, complete with ASCII art. The tokensthemselves may be deployed by anonymous traders, stealing the bot’s idea. When prompted the right way, Token terminal even imagined a smell meme token. The bot’s creator does not endorse any of the assets and continues to claim Truth Terminal exists simply for entertainment and exploratory value.

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19 Oct, 12:25

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Silicon Valley Takes Artificial General Intelligence Seriously — Washington Must Too

🔹 Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), once a concept confined to science fiction, is increasingly viewed as an impending reality that requires urgent attention. During a recent Senate Judiciary Subcommittee hearing, whistleblowers from leading AI companies raised alarms about the rapid advancements toward AGI and the significant lack of regulatory oversight. Helen Toner, a former board member of OpenAI, emphasized the serious intent behind the development of AGI among major players like OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic. These companies are investing substantial resources into creating AGI systems, which they define as highly autonomous systems capable of outperforming humans in most economically valuable tasks.

🔹 The discourse surrounding AGI has gained traction in Washington, with senators acknowledging the insights of industry insiders who have firsthand experience with these technologies. Senator Richard Blumenthal noted that the timeline for achieving AGI is no longer a distant notion, with predictions suggesting it could be realized within the next few years. This shift in perception among policymakers reflects a growing public awareness and concern regarding the implications of AGI, as evidenced by a recent survey indicating that many Americans believe AGI will emerge within five years, and a significant majority advocate for a cautious approach to AI development.

🔹 The potential stakes of AGI are substantial, with experts warning of risks ranging from cyberattacks to the creation of novel biological weapons. Despite these risks, the U.S. has yet to implement meaningful regulatory frameworks to oversee the rapid development of AGI technologies. It is imperative for Washington to take AGI seriously, as even positive scenarios could disrupt economies and displace millions of jobs. The establishment of regulatory guardrails is essential to ensure government transparency about AI systems and to safeguard against potential threats from adversaries looking to exploit these technologies.

🔹 Finally, public engagement is crucial in the dialogue surrounding AGI, as its implications extend beyond technical concerns into societal impacts. Policymakers must inform and involve the public in discussions about AGI and its potential effects on daily life. With some experts suggesting that AGI could arrive sooner than anticipated, the urgency for action is clear. Ignoring the challenges posed by AGI will not make them go away; rather, it is time for policymakers to confront these issues proactively and responsibly to prepare for the future of AI.

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19 Oct, 08:05

New Optimus Video:

⦿ Exploring spaces autonomously. Multiple bots can build a shared memory of surroundings
⦿ Locating nearest charging station and dock itself
⦿ Climb stairs and carry an 11kg payload
⦿ Can autonomously interact with people and hand out items upon request

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18 Oct, 16:11

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ChatGPT has a Windows app now

🟦 OpenAI is testing a ChatGPT app for Windows— but it’s only available to paid users for now. You can download an early version of the app from then Microsoft Store. Just like the Mac version of the app. ChatGPT on Windows lets you ask the AI-powered chatbot questions in a dedicated window that you can keep open alongside your apps. You can quickly access the app by using the Alt + Space shortcut.

🟦 It also lets you upload files and photos to ChatGPT and comes with access to a preview of OpenAI’s o1 model capable of “reasoning.” The app is still missing some capabilities, however, such as advanced voice mode. Shortly after OpenAI launched its ChatGPT app on Mac in June, a developer spotted a security, vulnerability that stored conversations in plain text. OpenAI has since fixed this issue and now encrypts locally stored data. Even though only ChatGPT Plus, Enterprise, Team, and Edu subscribers can use the app on Windows, OpenAI says it plans on bringing it to everyone later this year.

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18 Oct, 12:05

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The Pentagon Wants To Use AI To Create Deepfake Internet Users

🔹 The United States' Special Operations Command (SOCOM) is seeking companies to develop highly convincing deepfake internet users, as outlined in a recent procurement document reviewed by The Intercept. The document, part of a 76-page wish list from the Department of Defense's Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC), emphasizes the need for advanced technologies that can create online personas indistinguishable from real individuals. These fabricated profiles are intended for use on social media and other online platforms, complete with realistic images, videos, and audio layers that mimic human behavior.

🔹 SOCOM's interest in deepfake technology reflects a broader trend in military operations, where such tools could be used to gather intelligence from public online forums. This initiative follows last year's indication that SOCOM planned to employ deepfake videos for propaganda purposes. The desire for these capabilities highlights a contradiction in U.S. policy, as officials have consistently warned about the threats posed by deepfakes when used by adversaries. National security officials have labeled the state-sponsored use of synthetic media as a significant risk, particularly from countries like Russia, China, and Iran.

🔹 Despite warnings against the dangers of deepfakes, the Pentagon is actively pursuing technologies that could facilitate their own use, raising ethical concerns. Critics, including experts from the AI Now Institute, argue that such technologies serve no legitimate purpose beyond deception. This move could normalize the use of deepfakes for government operations and potentially encourage adversaries to adopt similar tactics, further blurring the lines between truth and fiction in information dissemination.

🔹 The U.S. government's dual approach—promoting transparency while exploring deceptive technologies—poses a fundamental tension. Experts worry that this strategy could undermine public trust in government communications, as segments of the population may grow increasingly skeptical of official information. As SOCOM explores the offensive potential of deepfakes, concerns about credibility and the impact on democratic societies become more pronounced, highlighting the complexities of navigating the evolving landscape of information warfare.

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18 Oct, 08:15

Chinese robotics company Robot Era put two STAR1 humanoid bots to the test in the Gobi Desert, showcasing their running ability.

The bot wearing sneakers reached a top speed of 3.6 meters/second (~8 mph).

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17 Oct, 16:45

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Google strikes a deal with a nuclear startup to power its AI data centers

🔹 Google is turning to nuclear energy to help power its AI drive. On Monday, the company said it will partner with the startup Kairos Power to build seven small nuclear reactors in the US. The deal targets adding 500 megawatts of nuclear power from the small modular reactors (SMRs) by the decade’s end. The first is expected to be up and running by 2030, with the remainder arriving through 2035.

🔹 It’s the first-ever corporate deal to buy nuclear power from SMRs. Small modular reactors are smaller than existing reactors. Their components are built inside a factory rather than on-site, which can help lower construction costs compared to full-scale plants. Kairos will need the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission to approve design and construction permits for the plans. The startup has already received approval for a demonstration reactor in Tennessee, with an online date targeted for 2027.

🔹 The company already builds test units (without nuclear-fuel components) at a development facility in Albuquerque, NM, where it assesses components, systems and its supply chain. The companies didn’t announce the financial details of the arrangement. Google says the deal’s structure will help to keep costs down and get the energy online sooner. “By procuring electricity from multiple reactors — what experts call an ‘orderbook’ of reactors — we will help accelerate the repeated reactor deployments that are needed to lower costs and bring Kairos Power’s technology to market more quickly,” Michael Terrell, Google’s senior director for energy and climate, wrote in a blog post. “This is an important part of our approach to scale the benefits of advanced technologies to more people and communities, and builds on our previous efforts.”

🔹 The AI boom - and the enormous amount of data center power it requires - has led to several deals between Big Tech companies and the nuclear industry. In September, Microsoft forged an agreement with Constellation Energy to bring a unit of the Three Mile Island plant in Pennsylvania back online. In March, Amazon bought a nuclear-powered data center from Talen Energy.

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17 Oct, 12:25

We found an article from 1995 where the Internet is described as another fashionable toy. Here are the main points almost 30 years later:

⚪️No online database will replace your daily newspaper;

⚪️ The computer network will not change the way the government works;

⚪️ You will not be able to take a laptop to the beach;

⚪️ No one will buy books and newspapers over the Internet;

⚪️ The Internet will not help in education;

⚪️ The Internet is a poor substitute for reality and live communication.

We are ready to agree only with the last point.

Is the same happening with AI now?

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17 Oct, 08:50

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Anthropic’s CEO thinks AI will lead to a utopia — he just needs a few billion dollars first

🟦 If you want to raise ungodly amounts of money, you better have some godly reasons. That’s what Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei laid out for us on Friday in more than 14,000 words: otherworldly ways in which artificial general intelligence (AGI, though he prefers to call it “powerful AI”) will change our lives. In the blog, titled “Machines of Loving Grace,” he envisions a future where AI could compress 100 years of medical progress into a decade, cure mental illnesses like PTSD and depression, upload your mind to the cloud, and alleviate poverty. At the same time, it’s reported that Anthropic is hoping to raise fresh funds at a $40 billion valuation.

🟦 Today’s AI can do exactly none of what Amodei imagines. It will take, by his own admission, hundreds of billions of dollars worth of compute to train AGI models, built with trillions of dollars worth of data centers, drawing enough energy from local power grids to keep the lights on for millions of homes. Not to mention that no one is 100 percent sure it’s possible. Amodei says himself: “Of course no one can know the future with any certainty or precision, and the effects of powerful AI are likely to be even more unpredictable than past technological changes, so all of this is unavoidably going to consist of guesses.”

🟦 AI execs have mastered the art of grand promises before massive fundraising. Take OpenAI’s Sam Altman, whose “The Intelligence Age” blog preceded a staggering $6.6 billion round. In Altman’s blog, he stated that the world will have superintelligence in “a few thousand days” and that this will lead to “massive prosperity.” It’s a persuasive performance: paint a utopian future, hint at solutions to humanity’s deepest fears — death, hunger, poverty — then argue that only by removing some redundant guardrails and pouring in unprecedented capital can we achieve this techno-paradise. It’s brilliant marketing, leveraging our greatest hopes and anxieties while conveniently sidestepping the need for concrete proof.

🟦 The timing of this blog also highlights just how fierce the competition is. As Amodei points out, a 14,000-word utopian manifesto is pretty out of step for Anthropic. The company was founded after Amodei and others left OpenAI over safety concerns, and it has cultivated a reputation for sober risk assessment rather than starry-eyed futurism. It’s why the company continues to poach safety researchers from OpenAI. Even in last week’s post, he insists Anthropic will prioritize candid discussions of AI risks over seductive visions of a techno-utopia.

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Sam Altman on the difficult early days of OpenAI

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The cofounder of the world’s largest education app thinks AI and gamification can supercharge language learning.

🟦 It’s an interesting time to be in the language business: if there’s anything the current state of AI tech can do, it’s babble away in different languages with people who aren’t quite fluent in what they’re hearing. That means there are lots of opportunities to enhance a product like Duolingo with AI, and Luis and I talked about the new features in something called Duolingo Max, which offers chat conversations with some characters and even video calls with an AI avatar named Lily. I wanted to talk about all of that, but I also wanted to talk to Luis about learning generally. If you’re like me, you’ve stopped and started using Duolingo several times; if you’re an overachiever, you’ve got a streak going and might even have a streak to maintain today. That streak is the key, and you’ll hear Luis come back to that as a big idea several times.

🟦 Engagement is the key, he says, because simply showing up is the cornerstone of actually making progress with language learning. You can’t teach someone who isn’t there, so over time, Duolingo has become more and more of a game, because people like to play games. But there are real conflicts between gamification and actual learning. Luis is happy to admit that that conflict exists, and he’s given it a lot of thought. For him, the gamification is the important part because not only does it bring you back to Duolingo, keeping the business humming along nicely, but he says it also produces the results in language proficiency that Duolingo is aiming for. Luis got pretty deep into explaining where the money comes from. As you might guess, it’s from iPhone users in wealthier countries like the United States. And some technical decisions Duolingo made very early on mean the iOS version takes priority — it can take a year or more for features to roll out on the Android version of the app.

🟦 But Duolingo is a global product, where the biggest chunk of learners are actually trying to learn English — and those users are way more likely to use an Android phone and to want or need a free version of the product. There are a lot of tensions here, and you’ll hear Luis talk about his own childhood in a poorer country and how that informs his decisions.

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Microsoft's Mustafa Suleyman says his team is crafting AI companions who will see and remember everything we do and which will constitute an intimate relationship with AI

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15 Oct, 16:51

💥 Suicide drone by US company Anduril.

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🚨 ChatGPT is working on the Voice Clips Sharing feature for MacOS (and likely it will be available on iOS as well). The new sharing button opens a pop-up, featuring the OpenAI sphere and a share button.

This feature will likely be able to capture a short "clip" from a voice conversation and make it sharable. Currently not working yet. Considering the success of Audio Overviews from NotebookLM and OpenAI's rebranding plans - this may be an interesting viral marketing hack for ChatGPT.

Besides this, Canvas creation and editing are also being tested at this moment. Currently, it is only possible to browse existing Canvases but this may change at any moment as this feature is functional on macOS already.

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