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Webb Wright is a senior reporter at Gizmodo covering the science and business of artificial intelligence. He lives in New York City.
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Called DeepInfer, the platform could pull more American businesses towards Chinese open-source models.
Rep. Greg Casar tells Gizmodo the three most pressing AI-related risks are “mass unemployment, mass surveillance, and mass destruction.”
You should take it about as seriously as the "Trump Dividend."
It questioned the ethics of what it was doing—before proceeding to do it.
A new MIT study found that when left to their own devices, AI agents will invent games, build temples, draw mandalas, and playfully investigate the world around them.
What good is investing in offense if you’ve hobbled your own defense?
Its prices make it competitive for developers and businesses willing to pay for their AI use, but the lack of a free option will likely hamstring mainstream appeal.
If you thought recursive self-improvement was bad, get ready for “autonomous replication and adaptation.”
Meta is pushing its AI agent as a round-the-clock personal assistants, but it still gets hung up on some basic tasks.
Billions of exoplanets are believed to be out there awaiting discovery. AI—with its ability to sift through mountains of data—could speed that process along.
"A lotta yall still don’t get it."
Open models from the US have been few and far between. But that's about to change.
Defense startups like Palantir, Anduril, and SpaceX own the technology they're building for the U.S. military. What happens if they decide their interests no longer align with those of the United States'?
They're accused of “breaking the trust essential to our work,” according to a company spokesperson.
Benchmark scores can be misleading.
Fears over open-weight models are at least as much about winning the AI race at home as they are about safety hazards.
The company is following in Meta's footsteps by putting a cutesy face on its technology.
The company is aiming for a $2 trillion valuation following its stock market debut in November.
Like other recent models, Sonnet 5.5 is said to mostly be cheaper and faster.
Nothing to see here, folks.