"You're going to start walling off all kinds of creative material."
What happens if you can copyright a style? Ep. 2 of Artificially Intimidating with @johnachardin
AI now has a graveyard, and Washington wants its CEOs to stop talking.
@TechCrunch's graveyard lists Sora, Atlas and Relay. @axios says lawmakers in both parties are tired of the whiplash.
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OpenAI's dead apps now have a graveyard. Sora, Atlas, Operator. Most of the headstones mark a merger.
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Amazon bought billions in Nvidia racks, and some sit in warehouses because the sites can't power them yet.
Anthropic says junior hiring fell to 9% of technical hires. Researchers say check the math.
Today's AI Brief:
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Five stories in today's AI Brief:
Amazon's dark GPUs
Anthropic's junior hiring drop
Reverse Engineer Anything at 342,000 stars
Chatbots that plant false memories
Apollo on AI's missing payoff
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Meta's new contract: "AI features may make mistakes," and you are "solely responsible."
The upside of shipping AI without the liability.
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"They never saw a dime for that song."
Herbie Flowers played the bass line. A Tribe Called Quest sampled it. Who got paid? Ep. 2 of Artificially Intimidating with @johnachardin
Cookie Monster got an AI mandate from The New Yorker. The recipe said 475 degrees.
Also in today's brief: Meta's new contract puts its AI's mistakes on you, and 20,000 people preordered a robot duck.
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Goldman's take on AI and jobs: the layoffs aren't gone, they're waiting for a recession.
Today's AI Brief has that, plus Meta's Muse outrunning its credit limits.
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"It also made millions of people who were just customers performers."
The karaoke machine replaced musicians and turned millions of people into performers. Ep. 2 of Artificially Intimidating with @johnachardin
Meta's Muse agent shopped so hard that Stripe had to raise the credit limits.
10 million setups in six weeks. Average purchase over $200. Meta wants a cut.
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Meta's Muse hit 10M users and shopped so hard Stripe had to raise credit limits.
Also: OpenAI's Decisions API, Goldman on AI layoffs, MIT's agents at play, 1Password for agents.
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