❗️Mark Zuckerberg tells the FT that Meta has FINALLY caught up with OpenAI and Anthropic at the AI frontier.

He's pledging more spending and still REJECTS calls to slow AI development. Meta is already building its next model, and expects development to get 'quite a bit faster from here'. Meta expects to do 'way more things' in the future, but each task could require 'somewhat fewer people'.

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And here I thought I was AI pilled…

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❗️The Information reports, the Trump administration intends to transfer 3 top officials from the Center for Advancing Innovation and Standards for Super Intelligence (CAISSI) to the White House.

Its being done so its testers are in the room when policy on new models gets made rather than being consulted after the fact. A White House official framed it as a fix for poor coordination with Commerce.

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❗️Some students at Northwestern University are now asking whether they should stay in mathematics at all, after OpenAI posted hundreds of AI-generated papers on open problems in a single release.

Antonio Auffinger, a professor of mathematics at Northwestern University says his own priority has moved to keeping talented people in the field and helping them grow.

Source.

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🤖 Grok Music is here.

Grok Imagine now creates Suno-quality songs and you can add them to your videos and edit them yourself. You can even write your own prompts for the tracks. Music quality is impressive.

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😐 Jensen Huang: We can’t design a chip anymore without AI.

“At night, our AIs are exploring design spaces vast and wide that we would never do ourselves.”

“Our chips are so much better because of AI. We can reduce energy use and get higher performance.”

“Our software, we can’t write software without AI anymore.”

“We use AI to find bugs, figure out what’s wrong with the code, and who’s likely involved.”

“I want every organization and company to use AI very aggressively.”

“I want to turn NVIDIA into one giant AI.”

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❗️AI could predict your next move before you make it

Palantir CEO Alex Karp says AI could eventually anticipate human behavior by analyzing the digital trails we leave behind, from purchases and social media posts to our movements and daily routines.

The idea builds on predictive tools already used by the U.S. military and its allies to analyze data and anticipate potential threats.

AI doesn’t need to read your mind if it can learn your habits well enough to predict what you’ll do next.

What sounds like science fiction could become a much bigger reality as these systems grow more powerful. The question is how far this predictive capability will go and who gets to use it.

The future might not need to read your thoughts. It might only need access to your data.

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⚠️ Hackers stole Meta’s source code using an employee’s credentials

Attackers gained access to Meta’s private GitHub repositories using stolen employee credentials, taking software code and personal information affecting roughly 1,500 people, mostly Meta employees in the United States.

The breach exposed an uncomfortable detail: the personal information was stored in those repositories in violation of Meta’s own company policy.

According to Meta, around 99% of the stolen material was business data, primarily software code. The remaining 1% contained personal information.

Meta says it has shut down the unauthorized access, notified law enforcement, and is offering affected individuals credit and dark web monitoring.

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