AI Reading for Monday October 21
Lovingly curated by man and machine
Tim Cook on Why Apple’s Huge Bets Will Pay Off: Not First, But Best - WSJ
In fairness Microsoft's and Google's AI integrations aren’t seen as game-changers yet either.
Axios does the same interview, but at a 4th grade level for the American political class. - American
Schneier on AI, whistleblowers, and short-sellers - Schneier on Security
How AI can enabled personalized service at scale. - Fast Company
Perplexity in Funding Talks to More Than Double Valuation to $8 Billion - WSJ
Uber really wants to be the app to distribute Elon Musk's nonexistent robotaxis. - Business Insider
Microsoft Adds AI Agents to Dynamics - Bloomberg
Some vague stories out about TikTok firing an intern who did something malicious with AI training. - BBC
Maybe someone was mad about someone else getting their H100s.
AI art: The end of creativity or the start of new movements? - BBC
Nic Cage takes stance against AI replicas and modifying film performances with AI in post. - Deadline
Humanising AI could dehumanise us - The Conversation
Nuclear stocks and uranium get a big lift from AI - FT
1-bit LLMs and matmul-free AI algorithm seem likely to make AI significantly faster and less compute-intensive. - Tom's Hardware
Chery, which sounds like a generic off-brand Chevy but owns Jaguar and Land Rover, shows off a weird autonomous flying car design that does a sort of Star Trek saucer separation - X (formerly Twitter)
When AI summaries go hard:
Giving the OpenAI Advanced Voice assistant a panic attack - Streamable
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