In an essay, Mustafa Suleyman says Anthropic’s training of Claude to imitate consciousness is a mistake that could make advanced AI harder to control (Ina Fried/Axios)

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In an essay, Mustafa Suleyman says Anthropic’s training of Claude to imitate consciousness is a mistake that could make advanced AI harder to control (Ina Fried/Axios) Read More »

The iPhone Duo's squat, tablet-like outer display is a compromise, and a book-shaped foldable may lack wide appeal; its right-side UI bias is akin to a book (John Gruber/Daring Fireball)

John Gruber / Daring Fireball: The iPhone Duo’s squat, tablet-like outer display is a compromise, and a book-shaped foldable may lack wide appeal; its right-side UI bias is akin to a book  —  Apple started with a title card that said “The following was shot on iPhone”, but the whole keynote — including the fun

The iPhone Duo's squat, tablet-like outer display is a compromise, and a book-shaped foldable may lack wide appeal; its right-side UI bias is akin to a book (John Gruber/Daring Fireball) Read More »

Sources: Anthropic has signed its first Australian data center lease for a planned 2.16GW campus located ~150 miles from Brisbane, set to come online in 2027 (Byron Kaye/Reuters)

Byron Kaye / Reuters: Sources: Anthropic has signed its first Australian data center lease for a planned 2.16GW campus located ~150 miles from Brisbane, set to come online in 2027  —  AI giant Anthropic signed its first data centre lease agreement in Australia, two people familiar with the deal said … Source link

Sources: Anthropic has signed its first Australian data center lease for a planned 2.16GW campus located ~150 miles from Brisbane, set to come online in 2027 (Byron Kaye/Reuters) Read More »

A viral social media post from a Chinese math teacher sparks debate over making English optional in schools across China especially as AI translation improves (New York Times)

New York Times: A viral social media post from a Chinese math teacher sparks debate over making English optional in schools across China especially as AI translation improves  —  A math teacher’s viral post prompted a debate over the language, which some see as an optional skill — and a symbol of Western dominance. Source

A viral social media post from a Chinese math teacher sparks debate over making English optional in schools across China especially as AI translation improves (New York Times) Read More »

Google researchers help develop the first complete digital map of an adult male fruit fly’s brain, which modders programmed to play Doom, trade BTC, and more (Becky Ferreira/404 Media)

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Google researchers help develop the first complete digital map of an adult male fruit fly’s brain, which modders programmed to play Doom, trade BTC, and more (Becky Ferreira/404 Media) Read More »

Cybersecurity experts claim that AI leaders’ apocalyptic hacking predictions are technically incoherent and reflect an unfamiliarity with the subject (Kevin Collier/NBC News)

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Cybersecurity experts claim that AI leaders’ apocalyptic hacking predictions are technically incoherent and reflect an unfamiliarity with the subject (Kevin Collier/NBC News) Read More »

Democrats and Republicans proposed many bills to address major AI threats over the past two years, but they remain stymied by partisan disputes and lobbying (New York Times)

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Democrats and Republicans proposed many bills to address major AI threats over the past two years, but they remain stymied by partisan disputes and lobbying (New York Times) Read More »

Pulley, which offers cap table management software, says it will cease operations after December 8; it had raised $50M+ from investors, including Founders Fund (Melia Robinson/Business Insider)

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Pulley, which offers cap table management software, says it will cease operations after December 8; it had raised $50M+ from investors, including Founders Fund (Melia Robinson/Business Insider) Read More »

UMG sues DistroKid, alleging it distributes AI-generated music masquerading as artist-backed releases and knowingly "proliferates" copyright-infringing tracks (Tim Ingham/Music Business Worldwide)

Tim Ingham / Music Business Worldwide: UMG sues DistroKid, alleging it distributes AI-generated music masquerading as artist-backed releases and knowingly “proliferates” copyright-infringing tracks  —  Universal Music Group is suing the world’s biggest music distributor by volume, DistroKid. Source link

UMG sues DistroKid, alleging it distributes AI-generated music masquerading as artist-backed releases and knowingly "proliferates" copyright-infringing tracks (Tim Ingham/Music Business Worldwide) Read More »

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