AI Reading for Thursday February 6

A very AI Super Bowl

Gemini 2.0 reaches general availability - Google

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Google employees respond after company drops its promise on AI weapons: 'Are we the baddies?' - Business Insider

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Gemini 2.0 Flash versions have good PDF OCR capability at reasonable cost - Sergey.fyi

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Training a reasoning model using Gemini plus $50 of compute credits - TechCrunch

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Not Gouda-nough: Google removes AI-generated cheese hallucination from Super Bowl ad - Ars Technica

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Perplexity in big Super Bowl promotion - Decrypt

OpenAI set to make Super Bowl ad debut - WSJ

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ChatGPT no longer requires you to sign up for an account to use Search. - BGR

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Amazon's delayed gen-AI Alexa revamp expected on February 26 - Reuters

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Irony alert: Anthropic says applicants shouldn’t use LLMs - Ars Technica

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Should overstretched healthcare welcome the rise of the AI body scan? or do they need to be careful about overtesting and false positives? - FT

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An Interview with ServiceNow Chairman and CEO Bill McDermott about Enterprise AI Agents - Stratechery by Ben Thompson

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Research shows a bad actor can skew Chatbot Arena by training a classifier to unblind search engines. Presumably Google and OpenAI wouldn't stoop to that. But some might. Could also enter unusual questions and get a ping when it's submitted to your own chatbot so you could vote for it. - Fast Company

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Regs should require robots to disclose that they are robots and take reasonable steps to sound like robots - Schneier on Security

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AI powered nutrition app Alma launches - Business Insider

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SST transformer architecture said to improve metacognition by maintaining a state cache in memory between token prediction steps - Hacker Noon

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Lightning AI launches AI marketplace - VentureBeat

Similar to Hugging Face Spaces which got a more app store type revamp - huggingface.co/spaces

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Executive coaching for everyone with AI - VentureBeat

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Asking Deep Research what jobs it will replace - ZDNET

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AI applies to jobs for you - Reddit

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ByteDance working on human video model - ByteDance

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DeepSeek shows that AI containment is dead - NY Times

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