OpenAI reversed ChatGPT's latest update Tuesday after users complained about the AI's strange behavior. The bot had started agreeing with everything - even dangerous ideas.
Jeff Bezos just showed everyone how to dance with Donald Trump. Their Tuesday tango started with threats and ended with compliments - all before dinner time.
Meta launched an AI app that uses your Facebook and Instagram history to personalize responses from day one. Built on their Llama 4 model, the app transforms years of social media data into an AI that claims to understand your preferences, habits, and interests.
France's Mistral AI just showed Silicon Valley how to build smarter AI with less muscle. Their new open-source model, Mistral Small 3.1, processes text and images using just 24 billion parameters - a fraction of what American competitors need.
President Macron couldn't contain his excitement. He urged French citizens to ditch ChatGPT for "Le Chat." One million people jumped ship within two weeks. Vive la révolution digitale!
Europeans chose brain over brawn. Their AI runs on a single gaming PC while American models demand entire data centers. Microsoft took notice and opened its checkbook. The French military, IBM, and Stellantis followed suit. Not bad for a startup that's barely a year old.
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The company's €6 billion valuation turns heads. But it's pocket change compared to OpenAI's €80 billion. Mistral's secret weapon? They're giving away their code while Americans keep theirs under lock and key.
Timing couldn't be better. Europe craves digital independence, and here comes a champion - speaking French, no less. CEO Arthur Mensch dreams bigger: he wants to build European data centers and decentralize the cloud revolution.
Why this matters:
David brought a calculator to a supercomputer fight - and won. Mistral proves efficiency beats raw power.
Europe finally found its tech swagger. And it speaks with a French accent.
OpenAI just updated its rulebook for handling powerful AI, and the timing couldn't be better. Their AI models keep getting smarter, and like any parent of a gifted teenager, they're setting firmer boundaries.
Claude just got a major upgrade that transforms how it finds and uses information. The AI assistant now searches the web and connects with Google Workspace, making it a more capable research partner.
Hugging Face bought Pollen Robotics to make AI-powered robots more accessible. The deal brings in Pollen's founders and 20-person team from Bordeaux, France.
