AI Reading for Thursday August 8

There is a new 'anonymous chatbot' in LMSYS which is good but is it 'strawberry' good? - Reddit

Sam Altman tweets… 4 ripe strawberries and an unripe one? - Reddit

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OpenAI's long hot summer. - VentureBeat

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Is Flux, from the creators of Stable Diffusion, really the top image generator now? - Tom's Guide

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Integrated AI is going to cost you. - NBC New York

$10/month per user just for Slack AI seems a bit much.

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If you want a picture of the future, imagine a SaaS robot boot stomping on a human face, forever - Business Insider

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AI, humanity's final invention? - YouTube

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AGI researchers don't sleep well at night. - X (formerly Twitter)

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The guy who invented pay-for-click has a market design for pay-per-use to compensate creators whose work is used for gen-AI. - WIRED

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A history of Intel's screwups, now worth ~ $80b to Nvidias $2.4T. Both seem kinda wrong but momentum is a big deal, death spirals are hard to reverse. - Windows Central

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Palantir ships an AI intelligence truck prototype. - Axios

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Anduril raises $1.5b for AI weapons. - WIRED

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Rapid improvement in LLM compression and quantization. - Hacker Noon

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Small language models are the next big thing. It's a big deal that people have learned how to make reasonably good, reasonably sized LLMs you can run on a beefy laptop. - Bloomberg

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What do people use chatbots for? - Washington Pos

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Zoom launches collaborative AI powered docs, integrated with Zoom calls. - Mashable

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An AI generated 80s sitcom? - Reddit

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