AI Reading for Monday May 13

Waiting for the OpenAI stream at 1pm ET, live from the OpenAI homepage. - OpenAI

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Sam Altman on the All-In Podcast. - podscripts

On your favorite podcast platform, or video here. - YouTube

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Universal basic compute sounds half-baked, but I guess it links the value of a UBI to how much human labor gets commoditized. To the extent the value of your labor gets reduced, you get computer/robot labor to replace it. - Business Insider

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Sam Altman calls for an international AI agency. Which is not crazy, to harmonize regulation of e.g. autonomous vehicles and aircraft, personal data and privacy, deepfakes, advertising and propaganda, human-rights-related stuff like facial recognition, AI-controlled weapons, AI-created WMDs etc. - Business Insider

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Could AI make a custom drug just for you? - STAT

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Eric Schmidt says Feds should build a large government-funded AI research cloud. - MIT Technology Review

If fusion proved out, decarbonizing the world's electric grid and transportation network in non-proliferating way would be a great goal.

Data centers powered by large numbers of small modular fission reactors all over the world sound like a recipe for disaster, honestly. Go ahead, give Elon Musk nukes. - The Telegraph

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Nvidia teases quantum CUDA-Q AI. - Network World

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