TikTok just gave marketers AI tools that turn photos into video ads in seconds. WPP and Adobe jumped on board while TikTok faces a June ban deadline. The race to automate creativity is changing who controls content creation.
Good Morning from San Francisco, 🌉 AI models memorize books. 📚 Stanford researchers caught Meta's Llama 3.1 reproducing 42%
Stanford researchers found that Meta's newest AI model can reproduce 42% of Harry Potter word-for-word—ten times more than earlier versions. The findings complicate copyright lawsuits and reveal a troubling trend in AI development.
The Servo browser project reached a turning point by successfully displaying Gmail in test mode. Beyond its technical achievement, this advance signals a shift in how web browsers could evolve—and who controls them.
Perplexity AI, known for providing direct answers instead of traditional search links, is nearing a $14 billion valuation. Yet beneath the soaring numbers lies a pressing question: Can its novel approach truly reshape how we search the internet?
Washington lawmakers are considering unprecedented controls on consumer computing hardware—extending far beyond data centers to reach home gaming systems. The proposal's scope surprised even industry veterans, who now face tough questions about privacy and practicality.
This system can match Google's search capabilities without ever touching a search engine - and it's doing it at just 12% of the cost. Alibaba's researchers have rethought how AI systems find information, potentially reshaping the economics of artificial intelligence.
Good Morning from San Francisco, 🔥 OpenAI craves independence while Microsoft tightens its grip. Their $260 billion dance just got complicated.
Born from an OpenAI exodus and backed by billions from tech giants, Anthropic is betting that ethics and innovation can coexist in AI. Their AI assistant Claude can read entire novels in seconds—but can they prove that safer AI is better AI?
Good Morning from San Francisco 🌉 Silicon Valley, who once begged for AI guardrails, now wants them gone. Their new battle
AI helped them work faster and better. Then their colleagues found out. New research reveals an unexpected tension in today's workplace: using AI tools can boost performance but damage professional reputation. Data from 4,400 workers shows why many now hide their AI use
A groundbreaking court case in Arizona blurs the line between technology and testimony, as AI enables a deceased victim to address his killer. Legal experts now grapple with profound questions about justice, closure, and the boundaries of courtroom innovation.
Researchers have created an AI that teaches itself complex skills without any human examples. Unlike current systems that learn from human data, this AI generates and solves its own challenges. Early tests show it outperforming traditional models - but questions remain about its limitations.
Good Morning from San Francisco, AI just rattled Google's $20 billion Apple deal. In court, Apple's
OpenAI's latest executive hire signals a major shift in how the world's leading AI company operates. As Fidji Simo steps in to lead applications, Sam Altman's role is changing - and it reveals deeper changes in OpenAI's strategy that few saw coming.
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