AI Reading for Tuesday April 30

Discussion of a mysterious gpt2-chatbot that appeared on LMSYS and why people think it's an OpenAI test of GPT 4.5 or something. - rentry.co

Sam Altman comments cryptically, - Twitter

Hacker News discusses.

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ChatGPT now has a 'dynamic' model selection option that will route to GPT-4 or lesser models based on the type of query. - chat.openai.com

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ChatGPT 'memory' turned on for all Plus subscribers. - ZDNET

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ChatGPT is the subject of a GDPR complaint over hallucinating false statements about people. - noyb.eu

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Copilot Workspace is GitHub dipping a toe into AI-powered software engineering like Devin - TechCrunch

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Edge AI hardware company raises $106m. Low power AI embedded systems are important for self-driving, or drones, and you could for instance put in cameras in a store for facial recognition, pose detection, analyzing foot traffic in real-time, do everything locally instead of sending video streams to the cloud. - FinSMEs

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MKBHD says the Rabbit R1 might stretch the definition of 'minimum' in 'minimum viable product' beyond viability, which is consistent with what others have said, fun and promising but not quite ready for prime time. - YouTube

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AI writing tools tout how undetectable they are. - Cult of Mac

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A nice Lenovo box to run your AI training or inference on, with probably 256 CPU cores and 8 MI300X or H200 GPUs. Guessing like $200K for the AMD version, if you have to ask the price of the Nvidia version you can't afford it. - TechRadar

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A profile of Rabbit R1 creator Jesse Lyu. - Inverse

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Google releases courses on how engineers can use Gemini for data science, network / cloud architecture, security etc. - KDnuggets

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Yelp creates AI-generated video restaurant profiles based on user reviews.

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FT analysis of LinkedIn data says Google loses AI staff to Apple.

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Chinese humanoid robot looks smooth. Maybe a human controlling it, like Musk's robot demos, or a guy in a robot suit, or gen AI LOL? - YouTube

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Sanctions were put in place against Xinjiang force-labor practices, so factories automated with AI. Human rights win, I guess? - South China Morning Post

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AI Faces Its ‘Oppenheimer Moment’ Amid Killer Robot Arms Race

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GitHub Copilot will now architect greenfield projects, or something. - The Verge

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Google updates Chrome address bar with AI. - 9to5Google

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Meta's AI ad platform is going off the rails. - The Verge

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Ethics of killer robots. - Humanitarian Law & Policy Blog

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