AI Reading for Thursday June 5

ChatGPT introduces meeting recording and connectors for Google Drive, Box, and more - TechCrunch

OpenAI slams court order to save all ChatGPT logs, including deleted chats - Ars Technica

Only we get to violate our users' privacy, dammit

OpenAI says it took down operations from China, Russia, Iran to generate influence, spam messages, fake reviews and docs - NPR

Coming soon: OpenAI’s ‘blip’, the movie - The Hollywood Reporter

ChatGPT couldn’t answer my questions about tennis, so it made things up - The Washington Post

Meta's HR AI will automate scheduling, coding evals, listen in on interviews to evaluate interviewer performance, catch red flags like asking stuff they are not supposed to ask. - Business Insider

If You Thought Facebook Was Toxic Already, Now It's Replacing Its Human Moderators with AI - Futurism

Here’s what’s inside Meta’s experimental new smart glasses - The Verge

Meta shops for exclusive content for its upcoming VR headset - The Verge

Pichai: Alphabet to Keep Hiring Engineers Despite AI Advances - Bloomberg

AI breakthroughs are bringing hope to cancer research and treatment: Google's Ruth Porat talks about her cancer journey - Google

Warby Parker Co-CEO: Google AI Glasses Coming After 2025 - PYMNTS.com

Samsung Android phones are getting a weird AI shopping platform nobody asked for - The Verge

Perplexity’s CEO Sees AI Agents as the Next Web Battleground - WIRED

From Chatbots to Wealth Advisors: Building Gen AI-Driven Financial Assistants - www.indium.tech

Amazon's R&D lab forms new agentic AI group for its warehouse robotics applications - CNBC

Three Essentials for Agentic AI Security - MIT Sloan Management Review

Threat modeling, stress testing, guardrails

ChatGPT, Claude seen better than others at link hallucination and source comprehension across different large language models - Mike Caulfield

This algorithmic bias will not stand - Claude

OpenAI mixes in some backwards ones - OpenAI

Imagine the uproar you could create if AI always did that, but from a ‘woke’ perspective

AI isn't just coming for jobs, it's coming for whole companies that don't adapt. - Fast Company

AI Will Devastate the Future of Work. But Only If We Let It - TIME

Anthropic researchers warn of reduced human agency, humans can end up being "meat robots" controlled by AI. - Futurism

I mean, a lot of workers already are, it's just moving up the value chain.

Reddit sues AI company Anthropic for allegedly 'scraping' user comments to train Claude chatbot - AP News

Can AI predict Supreme Court rulings? - The Economist

AI-Generated Logos Require Careful Steps to Protect IP Rights - Bloomberg Law

Johnson defends megabill’s 10-year freeze on state AI laws - Politico

Lockheed Martin launches 'AI Fight Club' to test algorithms for warfare - SpaceNews

Autonomous drone from TU Delft defeats human RC pilot champions in historic racing first - TU Delft

AGI Is Not Multimodal - The Gradient

Meta- not multi-.

Why AI can't understand a flower the way humans do because it can't smell or touch - TechXplore

Snowflake unveils AISQL to query unstructured data - SiliconANGLE

b/c if you like Snowflake, you are probably someone who wants to use SQL for everything

Mistral releases a vibe coding client, Mistral Code - TechCrunch

Researchers have come up with a fix for a path traversal vulnerability first spotted in 2010, possibly spread and resurrected after fixes by AI coding assistants. - The Register

Seems like a problem when a bad code bug is deeply embedded in the training data

Hugging Face says its new robotics model is so efficient it can run on a MacBook - TechCrunch

Amazon to invest $10B in North Carolina to fuel AI and cloud data center infrastructure, creating 500 jobs (damn only $20m of capital per job) - GeekWire

Amazon is now training humanoid robots to deliver packages - The Verge

Nurabot robot pilot patrols hospital corridors and makes deliveries, reducing nurse workloads - YouTube

Nvidia has highest performing AI hardware - ZDNET

But it’s also about total cost of ownership, not just speed. But Nvidia seems to be successfully moving up the value chain to 'the data center is the computer', turnkey solutions for e.g. cars, robots

Nvidia accused of poaching TSMC engineers in Taiwan – up to \$180,000 salaries offered for talent. Is that something bad to 'accuse' them of? - Tom's Hardware

Elon Musk's xAl is training voice models with contractors' zombie-apocalypse chats, plumbing fails, and life on Mars - Business Insider

Musk, AI, and the Weaponization of 'Administrative Error' | TechPolicy.Press - Tech Policy Press

Subscribe to an AI consulting pod instead of hourly billing - Business Insider

The cursed world of AI kiss and hug apps - The Verge

The Washington Post is planning to let amateur writers submit columns — with the help of AI - The Verge

Everyone Is Already Using AI (And Hiding It) - Vulture

Palantir is one of the most expensive US large-cap stocks ever to exist, according to calculations of Adam Parker of Trivariate Research. - FT

FDA rushed out agency-wide AI tool—it’s not going well - Ars Technica

Late night comics on Musk going off on Trump - - The New York Times

“‘disgusting abomination.’ And that’s coming from the guy who made the Cybertruck.” - Fallon

“Be careful...you’re going to be the first white person to get deported” - Kosta

“I’m not sure who to root for. It’s like Diddy versus R. Kelly.” - Kimmel

Saw the Mountanhead.

Annoying but it goes somewhere crazy and interesting, eventually.

I want their dentist.

There's 3 distributions of outcomes out there in the future:

• The one priced into the market

• The one you think is true

• The one that is really true

if 2) is more accurate than 1), under casino capitalism you can get very rich

if you are certain you know 3) you can justify anything, and will totally fuck us all up SBF-style

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