AI Reading for Monday August 26

Nvidia earnings on Wednesday are a key test for the market.

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Chinese companies pack Australian data centers with GPUs and pay for compute with smart contracts to sidestep US export controls. - WSJ

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Apple said to prep a big push into robots. - Bloomberg

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Preeminent mathematician Terence Tao says AI could do mathematics at scale - Reddit

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Will.i.am launches AI radio - NME

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Will AI be different for labor markets compared to other technology paradigm shifts? - VentureBeat

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For now AI is an assistant and it’s a complementary force multiplier for labor. If you get AGI, then capital is a near perfect substitute for labor, the Cobb-Douglas isoquants go from convex to linear and the old rules do not apply, and wages do not exceed equivalent robot rents. - ZDNET

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If you’re a fine artist , you probably won’t be a big gen-AI fan or user, and if you’re a kernel programmer you probably won’t use it for programming. It’s more for boilerplate type drudgery (or slop). - Kenneth Nym

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Karpathy likes gen-AI code generation and he ain’t no slouch, but some of the coding he does using PyTorch and Cuda, it may have more applicability to. - Benzinga

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Trump: I’m a huge stable genius when it comes to AI but I know nothing about deepfakes posted by my social accounts - The AI Wired

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Can AI fix your tennis swing? 🎾 - CNET

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NY Post says Grok is taking the world by storm - New York Post

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Is Grok better than Midjourney? Probably not yet, unless you just want deepfakes without guardrails. - Digital Trends

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Yuval Noah Harari: Never summon a power you can’t control - the Guardian

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Raspberry Pi-powered AI helps the visually impaired by describing the world around them. - Tom's Hardware

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You just had to bring up the canteloupe, didn't you, Janine? - Reddit

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