AI Reading for Thursday November 7

Trump's plans to dismantle AI guardrails - Ars Technica

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Trump’s victory expected to benefit Elon Musk's businesses. He said OpenAI was rent-seeking by looking for regulatory clarity, and I'm sure xAI wouldn't do anything like that. - VentureBeat

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More on what Trump’s win might mean for Elon Musk that I'm too disgusted to read. - TechCrunch

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Is Intel Corporation (INTC) Ready for a Comeback in the AI Chip Market? Is Musk/Trump Administration going to nix rescue payouts? - Yahoo Finance

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Big Tech won't have to worry about Lina Khan and antitrust anymore. - Fortune

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FERC rejects power deal for nuclear Amazon datacenters. Bezos's Washington Post had a few billion reasons for declining to endorse Harris. - The Register

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The implicit 'world model' in an LLM is inconsistent and brittle. arxiv.org/abs/2406.03689 - arXiv.org

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Nvidia's platform to build robots. - Robotics & Automation News

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Duolingo had its sarcastic teen chatbot deliver financials on earnings call - Business Insider

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Special Report: The Future of AI. The doctors pioneering the use of AI to improve outcomes for patients.

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An AI-powered drowning prevention system detects distressed swimmers in the water, notifies rescuers, dispatches robot buoyancy devices for swimmers to hang onto. - TechXplore

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Google briefly leaked a preview of its Jarvis AI that can take over computers. Possibly they intended to publish something internally in Chrome store but it was available to the public. - Engadget

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A possible OpenAI rebranding? chat.com now redirects to chatgpt.com - Tom’s Guide

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