AI Reading for Sunday November 3
Lovingly curated by man and machine
Nvidia in talks to invest in xAI. - MSN
I guess during the last OpenAI round Nvidia didn't commit to not investing in OpenAI competitors. With OpenAI looking to make its own chips, also using AMD for inference in production, honeymoon with Nvidia might be over.
Nvidia to replace Intel in the Dow Jones Industrial Average - CNBC
OpenAI models are wrong a lot, new benchmark shows. - Futurism
Robots are approaching their ChatGPT moment - YouTube
A Better Brain Chip Than Elon Musk’s? - The Information
In robotaxis, humanoid robots, and brain-computer interfaces, AI models, competitors seem significantly ahead of Elon’s companies, but he gets a LOT of attention.
Elon Musk says there will be more humanoid robots than people by 2040. - Quartz
Cue Anchorman Will Ferrell: I don’t believe you.
Amy Hood holds the Microsoft pursestrings and determines how much to spend on AI projects. - WSJ
Amazon to revamp Alexa Skills around LLM-based agents - The Verge
Outsourcing collusion to AI. - MSN
It becomes problematic when an algorithm gets non-public data from landlords, tilting the negotiating table toward them. If AI was just using public listings data, and Zillow or StreetEasy could give renters a similar AI tool, it might not be a problem.
Google AI discovered a vulnerability in SQLite. - PCMAG
AI-Driven 0-Day Detection. - ZeroPath
Stop writing all your prompts from scratch. Use templates and use the LLM to help write it. - Ethan Mollick
And then the next level is making evals for your prompts, and using the LLM to generate lots of prompts and do gradient free optimization with tools like promptfoo and DSPy.
Think Like a Data Scientist: Four Pillars of AI-driven Innovation - Data Science Central