AI Reading for Tuesday June 4

In: Partnering with Apple. Out: Building God. - Intelligencer

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OpenAI Insiders Warn of a ‘Reckless’ Race for Dominance. - NY Times

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Musk demanded Nvidia redirect GPUs from Tesla to xAI. Conflict of interest much? Shareholders take note when voting proxies, class-action lawyers take note. - CNBC

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Intel talks at Computex. - Yahoo Finance

• Lunar Lake looks competitive with what AMD is shipping now. but not a leapfrog and not available until later this year.

• Gaudi 3 GPUs look very price-competitive with Nvidia but no traction.

• Data center CPUs I don't think are competitive with 384-thread AMD Epycs on density.

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  Deeper dive into Lunar Lake. Integrating RAM on the chiplet stack should give I/O edge vs. AMD which still uses traditional DDR memory sticks. - The Verge

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Raspberry Pi adds AI with $70 AI chip kit that can run (I think) 2GB models for e.g. image classification, on about 8W of power at 13 TOPS. - PCMAG

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Adobe removes art created 'in the style of Ansel Adams' after estate complains. - Artnet

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Artists abandon Instagram over AI training on their images. - Creative Bloq

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AI weapons don't feel stability-enhancing, kill chains and OODA loops speed up, use'em or lose'em, “A single pixel is enough to confuse a bomber with a dog, a civilian with a combatant,” and random radicals get access to robot drone weapons. - Defense News

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Nobody wants to get left behind on AI weapons, and Silicon Valley wants to cash in. - The New Republic

Autonomous weapons and AI decision-making do transform war, a lot.

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Amazon is now using gen-AI and computer vision to scan shipments for problems and reduce returns. - Fast Company

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Millions of horrified ChatGPT users forced to use their brains as ChatGPT takes part of the morning off. - The Register

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Today in dumb deepfakes, Taylor Swift TikToks and a Trump barbecue - NBC News

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