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Open Interpreter is a local, private version of GPT4 Code Interpreter. It was released last week and quickly became the most active project on Github. NLW explores how people are using it so far, and what it says about the future of AI-driven personal computing. Before that on th...

Today NLW looks at a WSJ report that Meta is pushing for a GPT-4 powered Llama 4 to be released open source; a study that shows that ChatGPT is more creative than MBA students; and an Axios poll that shows that half of Americans believe that AI will negatively impact the US presi...

A new TIME Magazine cover story excerpts Walter Isaacson's biography of Elon Musk to tell the story of how he started paying attention to AI safety issues and how its shaped his actions over the last few years. Read the full article here.
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An exploration of an essay from Tyler Cowen "The AI Hype Has Subsided But The Revolution Continues" including looks at how AI is upending the military and labor movements.
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Today NLW looks at TIME's first ever list of the 100 most influential people in AI, including some of the most notable snubs. Before that on the Brief, two senators prepare to introduce comprehensive AI legislation.
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According to new reporting from The Information, Apple is spending millions each day training AI. That said, its still not clear what they're actually planning to do in the space. Before that on the Brief: OpenAI announced its first developer event for November but says not to ex...

Falcon 180B is a new open access foundation model that reportedly performs between GPT3.5 and GPT-4 level. NLW looks at the release and explores the implications for the broader discussion of whether advanced models should be released open source. Before that on the Brief, new Zo...

Today on The AI Breakdown, NLW looks at new research from Google that shows that reinforcement learning using artificial intelligence rather than human feedback could perform as well as RLHF. Before that on the Brief: the first AI pop singer gets a record deal; an AI-produced cov...

Inflection's Mustafa Suleyman indicates that he is skeptical of claims that OpenAI isn't training GPT-5, and points out that even if they're not, others are busy training more advanced models.
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An exploration of defensibility, value capture and economic structure in artificial intelligence.
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NLW explores questions of privacy prompted by the essay "Want Protection from AI? The First Step is a National Privacy Law" by Congresswoman Suzan DelBene.
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As September and the Fall begins, NLW checks in on the conversation about ChatGPT among educators as they prepare to begin the first year where that technology will be available from day one. Before that on the Brief: Mustafa Suleyman says the US should use AI chip access to impo...