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AI Reading for Saturday July 19
Zuck against the world

Sounds more like an AlphaGo project with deep search and reinforcement learning, not incremental improvements and scaling on reasoning models. Or hype/BS/training data contamination.
OpenAI and Harvard researcher calls release of Grok 4 without a safety card 'irresponsible', but OpenAI sometimes rushes stuff too. - Artificial Intelligence News
OpenAI, Anthropic, Google may disrupt education market with new AI tools - Bleeping Computer

The Epic Battle for AI Talent—With Exploding Offers, Secret Deals and Tears - The Wall Street Journal
Altman must have called Mark Chen and saying, WTF were you thinking
Meta refuses to sign EU AI Code of Practice. - TechCrunch
They seem unspecific about what they object to, it's just, we refuse meaningful oversight, we can do whatever we want.

A major AI training data set contains millions of examples of personal data - MIT Technology Review

Dario Amodei has warned AI could eliminate half of entry-level white-collar jobs within five years, but most AI leaders think it will take longer - Business Insider
See Silver and Sutton’s ‘The Age of Experience’. Microsoft is collecting Recall screenshots to train AI on everything you do.
saw some ‘definitive guides’ and decided mine would be better.
I think e.g. Shopify and Amazon and e-commerce vendors and content sites release more REST APIs and MCP servers, designed for bots to plug into. Bots get redirected to those services which will be not very web-like.

AI-Related Capex is Eating the Economy - Paul Kedrosky

Elon Musk says we're in the "intelligence big bang" — after warning that a power crunch could kill the AI revolution this year - Windows Central

there are breakthroughs like multi-token prediction and speculative decoding that make this stuff more efficient. this stuff gets cheaper and better faster than Moore’s law, seems better to wait a little than spend $7T on the current generation of chips. slowing down 10 years might be good to make the disruption curve more manageable.

How Distillation Makes AI Models Smaller and Cheaper - Quanta Magazine

Uber wants to deploy 20,000 Lucid autonomous taxis and build self-driving software on Nvidia's platform via a startup it invested in. - SiliconANGLE
BI took 5 rides in Tesla Robotaxis. They were impressive — but there were some bumps. - Business Insider
Experts lay into Tesla safety in federal autopilot trial - Ars Technica
AI doesn't replace artists, it replaces having to pay them - The New York Times
Imagine an app on your phone to detect disease from eye scans, monitoring your vitals - TrendHunter.com
seems like a good thing, imagine if if it was trained specifically for medical stuff and had access to wearable devices. Hell, imagine in home blood tests, go full Theranos / Star Trek tricorder.
A Minnesota startup received FDA clearance for an AI-powered wristband to treat essential tremor - Star Tribune
AI helps drugs target 'undruggable' proteins - Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News

Angel investors use data-driven AI to evaluate startups, analyze market potential, and assess founder profiles for early-stage investment decisions. - TrendHunter.com
100-year-old woman from Argentina cries seeing a video of her late husband, animated with AI - www.tiktok.com

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