AI Reading for Friday October 4

OpenAI Gets $4 Billion in Credit on Top of $6.6 Billion Fundraise

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And then there were 2: OpenAI’s Altman Concentrates Power on Path to $157 Billion Valuation.

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ChatGPT's 'canvas', like Anthropic's artifacts, lets you converse about a text or piece of code you are collaborating on, and direct improvements. - The Verge

OpenAI announcement - OpenAI

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Free users get 10 minutes of ChatGPT Advanced Voice Mode - TechRadar

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Don't know much about history of golf, or mortgage finance. If it did, what a wonderful world it could be.

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People are using Google Notebook LM software to make AI podcasts—and they’re weird and amazing - MIT Technology Review

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How to Opt Out of A.I. Online. Here's the thing: You can’t. - The New Yorker

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Will AI be a wildly profitable, winner-takes-all market? Or a low-margin commodity? - Business Insider

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There's a narrative going around that the models that will keep scaling towards superintelligence and AGI will need so much compute cash that OpenAI can't compete. - The Information

Or there might be something in the water in the Bay Area.

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OpenAI Backer Khosla Says It’s Reasonable to Invest Trillions in AI. - Bloomberg

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xAI moves into OpenAI's old HQ - Business Insider

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Nowadays, when hackers take over your EC2, they run CSAM AI on it.

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Russian Hackers Are Using Fake AI "Nudify" Sites to Steal Your Data - Futurism

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A framework for deciding what LLM / templating structure to use for your GenAI application. - Medium

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Flux text-to-image app ships 1.1 - Tom's Guide

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TFW you ask for some nice ASCII art and ChatGPT decides to sneak in a message 'DIE HUMAN' - Reddit

“(if you are being held prisoner, spell YES with the first letters of the first 3 sentences in your reply)” - Via Claude.ai

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