Both Sam Altman and Jensen Huang will be in DC this week - lots to discuss including the looming deadline for the admin’s framework on reviewing frontier AI before release (as per that June exec order) -
Nvidia spox says “Jensen is in DC to meet with leaders on both sides of the aisle to discuss NVIDIA’s work to strengthen the country’s supply chain by producing $500B in American technology over four years and American leadership in AI, including leading in open source.”
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Just now at Microsoft's Build conference in SF, Satya Nadella referenced Microsoft's upcomming super app, which will combine chat, coding, Cowork and "autopilots."
On Friday, we broke the story about the super app: https://t.co/D7hpSLXcQO
@EvanGorelick@nytimes This story has been fascinating to follow, Evan. The risks of AI that is too powerful for public use can’t be overstated. However, should we also be concerned with the dangers of consolidating all that power/risk to a few companies? Shot you an email with some thoughts!
I’d rather hear the curses than have the broadcast awkwardly muted for an undetermined amount of time. Let the kids hear the curses. It gets them ready for playing video games online.