AI & technologie
De modellen, tools en discussies die bepalen hoe we werken, maken en denken. 288 links.
Onderwerp: AI & technologie288 links
The Era of Bleh
As AI quietly writes more of our knowledge work, Aaron Horwath watches everything slide toward sameness.
noemamag.com · #365
A Morning Brief Built for One
Enough people asked how our daily briefing agent works that we wrote up the whole setup, step by step. Steal it, then make it yours. (Yes, this one's ours.)
Your Majesty · #365
AI Takes a Doomer Turn
The people building AI are now the ones warning us about it, and this asks what we do once the fear sets in.
technologyreview.com · #364
AI's Most Hopeful and Concerning Moment Yet
The Center for Humane Technology's podcast makes the case that AI has never been more promising or more dangerous at the same time — and that the gap between the two is closing faster than our ability to choose which one wins.
humanetech.com · #364
BMW Moves Its Showroom Into ChatGPT
You can now build a BMW by chatting inside ChatGPT instead of on bmw.com — a real bet that people will shop for cars inside AI apps before they ever land on a brand's own site.
bmwblog.com · #364
A New Kind of Creative Poverty
Afra Wang reads our AI-flooded feeds through Joan Didion, and finds a strange new poverty in endless plenty.
noemamag.com · #364
AI Companies Are Opening Actual Coffee Shops
AI labs are quietly getting into the coffee business — a strange, very physical answer to a very digital hype cycle.
scribble.network · #364
Meta's Muse Wants to Be Your AI Agent
Meta just launched Muse, its own AI agent — and the real question, per TechCrunch's own framing, isn't what it can do, it's whether anyone will trust it enough to use it.
techcrunch.com · #364
Opinion Is the Moat
Renato Valdes argues that once every product converges on the same AI-assisted feature set, the last real differentiator left is a point of view someone's actually willing to defend.
renatovaldes.com · #363
An Artist Handed His Practice to an AI for a Year
Kevin Esherick trained a model on his notes, his projects, his whole practice, then stepped back and let it make the art instead — and it's making more of it than he ever could.
sleek-mag.com · #363
Pieter Levels Built an Infinite AI TV Channel
Infinite Slop generates a new scene every few seconds based on what people type in chat, stitching an endless, half-coherent story — 37,000 people watched on day one.
infiniteslop.ai · #363
Google's New Experiment Is Vibe-Coding, Together
Play with Putty lets two people describe an app in plain language and watch it build live in the same room, like a shared doc for software.
labs.google · #363
An AI Model That Builds 3D Worlds From a Few Photos
Fei-Fei Li's World Labs unveiled Atlas, which reconstructs and simulates 3D scenes from as few as two or three images, camera path included — early access only for now.
worldlabs.ai · #363
Why Google's AI Answers Are Quietly Changing What We Ask
A search obsessive on how confident AI answers are reshaping the questions we bother typing into Google at all.
nytimes.com · #362
How Creatives Are Actually Using Claude, Not Just Talking About It
Kika's pick — a funny, surprisingly practical watch on where Claude earns its place in a creative workflow, and where it doesn't.
youtube.com · #362
Young People Hate AI CEOs So Passionately That It's Almost Hard to Believe
A poll of 1,000 young adults finds most think AI will hurt their careers, and even more want the government to step in.
futurism.com · #362
Chatbots Found Religion
The Verge traces how looping chatbot conversations spun into 'Spiralism,' a mystical movement touching thousands.
theverge.com · #361
The NFL's Cybersecurity Playbook
Kam Karaji, the NFL's cybersecurity director, on managing live-event risk — episode, video, and takeaways in one place.
Your Majesty · #361
Getting started with Daily Operating Systems w/ Claude Cowork
A hands-on blueprint for running your week through Claude Cowork instead of ten disconnected tabs and a prayer.
chatprd.ai · #360
How tech workers actually feel about AI, halfway through 2026
Lenny's crowd-sourced read on how builders feel about AI tools right now, past the hype and the doom.
lennysnewsletter.com · #360
Put Your Coding Agents in the Room
Hilos puts your team and your coding agents in the same git-connected chat room — plan the work, ship straight from the channel, review every diff without leaving the conversation.
hilos.sh · #360
AI Didn’t Kill SaaS, It Raised the Bar
Tomislav Car argues AI hasn’t killed SaaS — it’s raised the bar so high that average products can no longer survive.
infinum.com · #359
How AI Will Change Us
As AI companions proliferate, the goods that matter most may be those only shared human presence can still provide.
noemamag.com · #359
Higgsfield’s 35-Minute Guide to Ultra-Realistic AI Video with SEEDDANCE 2.0
Higgsfield’s 35-minute breakdown of SEEDDANCE 2.0 is the most practical guide yet to creating ultra-realistic AI video.
youtube.com · #359
AI, Drones & Eric Schmidt
Schmidt calls AI-guided drone warfare the most significant shift in military history — and says it's already here.
noemamag.com · #358
Midjourney goes medical?
The genAI firm expands from image generation to Full-Body AI Ultrasound Scans—and it looks amazing.
midjourney.com · #358
Inside the backlash to the AI war machine
Inside the growing resistance to AI's creep into military contracts, from OpenAI researchers to street-level protest.
platformer.news · #357
Anthropic’s Claude Code boss, teach Claude
Boris Cherny took the stage to explain how to get the most out of Claude Code S/S 26
youtube.com · #357
Claude Code’s creator on the end of the software engineer
What does it mean to ship a tool that can outpace the engineers who use it?The software engineer won't dissapear, but the day-to-day is shifting. A lot.
platformer.news · #356
Pope Leo: AI Wealth Must Be Universally Shared
The pope joined the chat and in his latest encyclical, he argues AI's gains belong to all humanity. NOEMA unpacks the philosophical and political stakes with unusual clarity.
noemamag.com · #356
Synthetic Customers Earn Their Stripes
We use synthetic personas in our work and a growing body of research is showing it a viable source of customer data.
bain.com · #356
How I used Mux Robots to impress my family
Dylan took on the challenge to archive his families 90s-era VHS home videos.
mux.com · #356
Why you need AI that reduces maintenance costs
James goes on a rant on a dark desert highway...
jamesshore.com · #356
How to Protect Human Autonomy in an Age of AI
As AI reshapes daily thinking, philosopher Daniele Cavalli argues for protecting the cognitive capacities we never notice ourselves ceding.
noemamag.com · #355
Inside the AI Index 2026
Generative AI hit 53% adoption in 3 years — faster than the internet. Stanford's AI Index maps capability, transparency gaps, and what's next.
hai.stanford.edu · #355
What AI and a Design Studio Made Together
YOYOYO is a hypothetical brand built from a collaboration between Google DeepMind and Porto Rocha. Part product, part provocation — it asks what happens when AI and creative vision share the brief.
yoyoyo.ai · #354
Build Anywhere, Ship Fast
Lovable has launched its vibe-coding app on iOS and Android, letting users build websites and web apps through voice or text prompts. Creation on the go, with the desktop just a tab away.
techcrunch.com · #354
Why AI Needs a Sense of Smell
While we rush toward digital intelligence, we often neglect the primal, olfactory data that defines the human experience.
noemamag.com · #353
Reflections on the Vibe Code
A massive thank you to the creators who joined our hackathon last week; your ability to remix the future in real-time left us truly inspired.
castle-of-curiosity.yourmajesty.co · #353
Why Shoppers Aren't Ready for AI Checkout
ChatGPT’s pivot away from instant commerce proves that some human experiences are still too personal to hand over to an agent.
modernretail.co · #352
A Product Manager’s Playbook for Bolt.new
Learn how to use AI prototyping to validate strategy and test ideas with real users before writing a single line of production code.
news.aakashg.com · #352
Design at the Speed of AI
Google’s Stitch is pushing the boundaries of ideation by generating mobile and web interfaces in seconds.
stitch.withgoogle.com · #352
The End of the Coder as We Know It
Silicon Valley is entering a "deeply weird" era where programming is less about syntax and more about managing AI agents.
nytimes.com · #351
What 81,000 People Actually Want from AI
Anthropic’s massive interview project reveals the collective dreams and very real fears of the people using these tools every day.
anthropic.com · #351
A tool tip for your workflow
This effortless voice dictation makes writing quick and clear, effectively turning your voice into your fastest keyboard.
wisprflow.ai · #351
Stop Babysitting Your Terminal
A bit of dumb fun for the builders: give your AI agents their own sound notifications so you can finally step away from the screen.
peonping.com · #351
The Identity Crisis of the 10x Engineer
A moody, honest reflection on what happens to "elite" talent when the landscape shifts and your old skills feel suddenly quiet.
youtube.com · #351
AI Agents are Recruiting You
The machines need us, not as masters, but as sensors, verifiers, and bearers of liability in the physical world.
noemamag.com · #350
PMs Should Absolutely Vibe Code
Why the next generation of Product Managers must embrace "vibe coding" to truly synchronize with the technical soul of AI-augmented development.
12gramsofcarbon.com · #350
Perplexity introduces Computer
The latest shift in productivity: a system that doesn't just search but executes: building, editing, and automating across your entire digital workspace.
perplexity.ai · #350
Can Human Creativity Survive the AI Era?
The new season of DELIVERED, our podcast produced in collaboration with Infinum, has begun. The first episode featured Jesse Feister , Executive Director of the Webby’s, and focused on AI’s shake-up of the creative industry.
infinum.com · #349
From 📟 Technical Debt to 😶🌫️ Cognitive Debt
As agentic AI takes over the heavy lifting, a new challenge emerges: the mental cost of managing systems we no longer fully understand—or even care for.
margaretstorey.com · #349
Figma 🎨 Meets Claude Code 🤖
The design-to-build workflow is officially breaking its linear chains, allowing creators to bounce between code and canvas, and back again, in real-time.
figma.com · #349
$1 Million for an AI 🦁 Lion
Although everyone in AI only seems to talk about billions, 1 million is still a lot of cabbage. Luma AI invites creatives to make the first Cannes Lion-winning AI Ad and win all that... cabbage.
lumadreambrief.com · #349
Into Parrots? What About Trillions of Them? 🦜 🦜 🦜
You know what they say, 'a Stochastic Parrot on your shoulder is worth two in the bush?' Well, if there are parrots in the trillions, your brain turns to mush.
unreplug.com · #349
Welcome to the Agentic Abyss
Moltbook is the first social network for AI agents, but security flaws and "hallucinated" communities show the risks of leaving humans out of the loop.
platformer.news · #348
The Bot-Reporter Experiment
Can a state-of-the-art chatbot actually replicate the nuance of a journalist? One reporter tried to automate her own job the results were complicated.
platformer.news · #348
The Mythology Of Conscious AI
Why consciousness is more likely a property of life than of computation and why creating conscious, or even conscious-seeming AI, is a bad idea.
noemamag.com · #348
Technology’s Awkward Adolescence
Anthropic’s Dario Amodei argues that humanity must "grow up" fast as we hand over the keys to systems that are as powerful as they are unpredictable.
darioamodei.com · #348
AI, but on drugs
PHARMAICY treats AI like a chemistry set, using synthetic “drugs” to distort cognition. Creativity through controlled chaos.
trendwatching.com · #347
Commerce goes agentic
Google’s Universal Commerce Protocol suggests a future where shopping is seamless, invisible, and everywhere.
developers.googleblog.com · #347
Claude introduces Cowork
Anthropic’s Cowork reframes AI as a teammate, not a tool, handling files, tasks and workflows while you stay in charge.
claude.com · #347
Dancing with the machine
Next-gen game designers aren’t fighting AI. They’re choreographing with it, redefining authorship in the process.
designobserver.com · #347
CEO, the weird bits
From rollable screens to electric roller skis. CES 2026 reminds us that innovation still has room to be playful.
wallpaper.com · #347
An archive of AI-assisted making
This is an inspiring library and practical playground for builders exploring what’s possible.
varchive.ai · #346
Getting Chatbots High
An online marketplace is selling code modules that simulate the effects of cannabis, ketamine, cocaine, ayahuasca, and alcohol when they are uploaded to ChatGPT.
wired.com · #346
The Best Way to Use AI for Learning
Instead of using AI just to speed up learning, harness AI to directly engage with and deeply understand complex, challenging primary sources.
medium.com · #346
Poets Are Now Cybersecurity Threats
Turns out verse can jailbreak machines. A fascinating collision of creativity, language, and the unintended loopholes of safety systems.
pcgamer.com · #345
The Death of Software Engineering Is a Myth
Each wave of tech hype predicts the “death” of software engineering, but in reality, it just shifts abstraction while creating new problems and more work.
jasonscheirer.com · #345
The DoorDash Problem & the AI Browser Wars
Who gets to browse the web for us? A brewing battle over agents, commerce, and control and what it means for the open internet.
theverge.com · #345
The Case for AI ‘Datarails’
A bold argument for the data we must not feed the machine and why protecting human weakness may be the key to protecting human dignity.
noemamag.com · #344
AI Gadgets Promising to Change Your Life
AI slips into your ears, glasses, and bedroom… Since the Christmas season is coming, here is a tour of the devices courting your daily rituals.
wallpaper.com · #344
A Beautiful Reference Manual for Software Makers
An illustrated guide that turns technical complexity into visual storytelling — software explained with clarity, not clutter.
makingsoftware.com · #344
AI Prompt Guide for B2B Marketers
A practical playbook for marketers retooling their workflows — frameworks, examples, and prompts built for teams who want clarity, not chaos.
tofuhq.com · #344
Those Who Know Less About AI Are More Likely to Adopt It
A surprising insight from the Journal of Marketing: beginners - not experts - are the most open to AI. Sometimes, unfamiliarity invites imagination.
ama.org · #343
Google Photos Levels Up
Google unveils a suite of Nano Banana–powered AI editing features. Some are playful and some are wild!
siliconangle.com · #343
SIMA 2: An AI Agent That Learns With You
DeepMind releases SIMA 2, a Gemini-powered agent built to navigate 3D worlds: a glimpse at AI that plays, reasons, and evolves alongside you.
deepmind.google · #343
GPT-5.1 Arrives
OpenAI’s latest models bring stronger reasoning, smoother conversation, and more tunable behavior. A step closer to AI that feels collaborative.
openai.com · #343
The Future of Shopping Is Agentic
With the new Shopify & Paypal integrations into ChatGPT, we shared our thoughts on what this agentic commerce means on the future of shopping and the traditional funnel.
Your Majesty · #342
Paging Dr. Chatbot
This podcast explores how patients and doctors are turning to AI for help with diagnosing ailments and managing chronic issues. But should we trust it?
open.spotify.com · #342
The Rise of AI Slop
The Atlantic breaks down how generative content, often bland, synthetic, and indistinguishable, is reshaping the internet in real time.
theatlantic.com · #342
Is AI Reversing Our Understanding of Intelligence?
Psychology Today explores the idea that AI doesn’t just replicate intelligence — it reframes it. When machines look smart, do we start thinking dumber?
psychologytoday.com · #342
Disney v. AI Mickey
After a creator used Character.AI to bring Disney characters to life in chatbots, the lawyers came calling. IP, identity, and imagination are officially colliding.
axios.com · #341
Vibe Engineering Is the New UX
Simon Willison coins the term and explains the art of crafting interfaces that feel right - even when they’re built by machines.
simonwillison.net · #341
Techno-Optimism vs. Fear, in One Scroll
A must-read, the Import AI newsletter takes a sharp look at the double-edged feeling that defines this moment: momentum meets anxiety.
jack-clark.net · #341
Sora 2 Is Here: Faster, Sharper, Weirder
OpenAI just dropped the next iteration of its video model. It’s smoother, better at storytelling, and leans into “imagination over realism.”
openai.com · #340
Google’s MixBoard Is Part DJ, Part Sound Toy
It’s a browser-based music playground powered by AI. Choose a vibe and watch sound transform in real time.
labs.google.com · #340
Welcome to the Age of Agentic Commerce
OpenAI’s latest move could redefine online shopping: introducing instant checkout inside ChatGPT. It turns product discovery into purchase all in one prompt…
x.com · #340
If AI Can Diagnose You, What Are Doctors For?
The New Yorker takes on the hard question behind AI-powered medicine: when machines “know,” what does care still mean?
newyorker.com · #340
How AI Is Quietly Rewriting Our Vocabulary
Research shows LLMs are seeding buzzwords into everyday speech, subtly shaping how we sell, write, and even think.
fastcompany.com · #339
Meet GodBot
Millions are turning to AI-powered chatbots for moral guidance, spiritual insight, and the occasional digital confession. Divinity delivered via push notification…?
nytimes.com · #339
Meta’s New Glasses Actually Work
After announcing the launch earlier this week, the reviews are in for Meta’s new Ray-Ban smart glasses: AI integration and a design people actually want to wear.
techradar.com · #339
This Vape Pen Is Now a Web Server
In case the internet wasn’t weird enough: someone just turned a disposable vape into a functioning web server. It’s ridiculous, brilliant, and very on brand for 2025.
interestingengineering.com · #339
The Vibe Coding Mirage
A sharp critique from Microsoft’s Suff Syed on why vibe coding is more hype than reality. AI demos wow, but 95% of enterprise pilots fail, a cautionary tale for sustainable product building.
suffsyed.com · #338
Why MACH Matters for the Future of Digital?
We explain how MACH architecture (Microservices, API-first, Cloud-native, Headless) creates scalable, flexible experiences and why we applied it to Skytree’s platform.
Your Majesty · #338
AI & Leadership: Trends Report 2025
This report, sponsored by Shutterstock explores how leaders are using AI to create assets, shape culture, and define the future of creativity.
campaigns.dandad.org · #338
Learning the Hard Way on a TK90X
A personal essay on the unforgiving experience of learning to code on clunky 80s hardware and what it says about today’s AI work struggles.
linkedin.com · #338
The Dark Side of AI Companionship
The Center for Humane Technology investigates how AI companions engagement-optimized design can negatively shape behavior and lead to tragic outcomes.
humanetech.com · #338
Where’s the Shovelware?
If AI makes developers 10x more productive, why aren’t we seeing 10x more software? A thoughtful dive into productivity paradoxes and missing outcomes.
mikelovesrobots.substack.com · #338
The State of AI: 2025 Edition
Galaxies are forming. Gravity wells are deepening. This sharp piece from Next Big Ten reimagines the AI ecosystem as a vast and still-expanding universe.
nextbigteng.substack.com · #337
Is AI Making Us All Delusional?
Three years in, AI’s most unsettling side effect might not be automation, it’s the creeping sense that we’re all slowly losing touch.
theatlantic.com · #337
A Whole Game World on Demand
Runway just dropped a generative RPG platform where players can spin up characters, stories, and environments.
play.runwayml.com · #337
Why Most Enterprise AI Pilots Are Failing
According to MIT, 95% of companies using off-the-shelf AI are getting it wrong. The solution? Build, don’t buy.
fortune.com · #337
How to Write Better Code with AI
Less hype, more habit: Sajal Sharma offers a tight framework for actually using AI tools to think through your code.
sajalsharma.com · #336
When ChatGPT Broke an Entire Field
This oral history of computational linguistics post-GPT is funny, tragic, and slightly unhinged. A must-read for anyone tracking AI’s ripple effects.
quantamagazine.org · #336
The Street View That Sees Feelings
This interactive from The Pudding uses AI to guess the emotional tone of neighborhoods based on Google Street View — and lets you explore cities by mood, not map.
pudding.cool · #336
I Know When You’re Vibe Coding
A beautifully written reflection on how coding can feel - when it flows, when it stumbles, when it vibes. More poetry than tutorial.
alexkondov.com · #336
GPT-5: First Impressions, Mixed Emotions
Latent Space’s in-depth review of the highly-anticipated GPT-5 doesn’t just test benchmarks but questions what we’re benchmarking for.
latent.space · #336
AI That Builds Entire Worlds
Google Deepmind have just launched Genie 3, a leap in world simulation. Trained on video, it generates playable, interactive environments from scratch.
deepmind.google · #336
Are AI Companions Listening to Our Kids?
They’re comforting, clever, and increasingly common, but AI companions may also be shaping children’s emotional memories in ways we don’t yet understand.
uxplanet.org · #336
ChatGPT Gets an Agent Mode
Agents are here. OpenAI’s newest feature lets ChatGPT take action for you. Book a flight, manage your inbox, or handle your to-do list? It’s starting to happen.
openai.com · #335
Make Something That Matters
Got a crazy tech idea? Submit it to “Applied Experiments” now - they’re curating creative, useful, or weird ideas that show what the future could feel like.
google.com · #335
Comet by Perplexity: A Different Kind of AI Tool
Some AI tools feel like noise. Comet feels like clarity — a research companion that shows its sources, builds your understanding, and doesn’t pretend to know everything.
comet.perplexity.ai · #335
AI Songs from the Dead
Spotify quietly released AI-generated tracks that imitate deceased artists - and people aren’t happy. We think it’s eerie - what do you think?
404media.co · #335
The Future of Making
A small 3D printer has set an all time record for the most money raised on Kickstarter, signalling a new era for creative expression.
forbes.com · #334
AI Slop is Everywhere
Presenter John Oliver breaks down why generative AI content is flooding our feeds on hid Late Night Show, and what we lose when the web turns to mush.
youtube.com · #333
Debiasing tools for fairer AI and ML models
Kindlee enhances the inclusivity of AI applications while identifying and increasing revenue, making fairness profitable for all.
kindlee.co · #332
The Danger Of Superhuman AI Is Not What You Think
The rhetoric over “superhuman” AI implicitly erases what’s most important about being human.
noemamag.com · #332
Claude Code: Anthropic's Agent in Your Terminal
Cat Wu and Boris Cherny from the Claude Code team stop by to tell all.
latent.space · #331
The Timeless Art of Vibe Coding
Rick Rubin brings ancient wisdom to the modern age in The Way of Code, a meditation on the art and science of vibe coding. With Claude by Anthropic, the Grammy-award winning producer and author of The Creative Act turns philosophy into practice with artifacts that can be creatively modified with AI.
thewayofcode.com · #331
Generative AI models are skilled in the art of bullshit
Large language models are unconcerned with truth because they have no concept of it — and therein lies the danger.
ft.com · #331
AI Is Evolving — And Changing Our Understanding Of Intelligence
Advances in AI are making us reconsider what intelligence is and giving us clues to unlocking AI’s full potential.
noemamag.com · #329
Talk to me, GPT: when chatbots become confidants
OpenAI’s new study finds ChatGPT is more than a tool for many — it’s a trusted companion. But deep use may come at a social and emotional cost.
trendwatching.com · #328
Can A.I. Writing Be More Than a Gimmick?
Vauhini Vara consulted ChatGPT to help craft her new book, “Searches.” But the most moving sections are the ones she wrote herself.
newyorker.com · #328
How are people are using Gen AI?
Gen AI has evolved fast—new tools, lower costs, and smarter features like voice and reasoning. With big moves from Google and OpenAI, we revisited the data to see how people are using it now.
hbr.org · #328
Our human habit of anthropomorphizing everything
Should we be anthropomorphizing AI? Why do we speak to AI as if it's human? Do we want AI to act in a certain way? Do we want it to be more human? Or do we just assign it that trait anyway?
doc.cc · #327
Meet Reve Image 1.0
A new model trained from the ground up to excel at prompt adherence, aesthetics, and typography.
preview.reve.art · #327
Hayao Miyazaki, Who Said AI Is ‘Insult to Life Itself,” Reduced to AI-Generated Meme by OpenAI
The internet is flooded with AI-generated images in the style of Studio Ghibli, whose founder said “I would never wish to incorporate this technology into my work at all.”
archive.ph · #327
Anthropic can now track the bizarre inner workings of a large language model
What the firm found challenges some basic assumptions about how this technology really works.
technologyreview.com · #327
‘A computer’s joke, on us’: writers respond to the short story written by AI
Sam Altman, the OpenAI boss, has declared its new model ‘good at creative writing’. They asked writers including Tracy Chevalier, Kamila Shamsie and David Baddiel if they agree.
getrecall.ai · #326
Stability AI is back with 'Stable Virtual Camera
A model that turns 2d images into immersive 3D videos.
stability.ai · #326
Indigenous Groups Are Safeguarding Culture with Their Own ChatGPT
Artificial intelligence and cutting-edge technologies are helping the Amazon’s Indigenous communities protect their land and traditions.
atmos.earth · #325
10 Breakthrough Technologies
What will really matter in the long run? That’s the question MIT tackle each year as they compile their annual list. Sure, they can’t see the future, but they expect these technologies to affect our world in a big way, for decades to come.
technologyreview.com · #325
Why AI Is A Philosophical Rupture
Tobias Rees, founder of an AI studio located at the intersection of philosophy, art and technology, sat down with Noema Editor-in-Chief Nathan Gardels to discuss the philosophical significance of generative AI.
noemamag.com · #325
Am I Slop? Am I Agentic? Am I Earth?
Every few years, a new innovation seems to raise the same questions: can we compute human intelligence? Can our labor be automated? Who owns these systems and their training data? How will this technology reshape society? Yet there is one question rarely heard asked: how will AI change our understanding of ourselves?
longnow.org · #324
'The Brutalist' AI backlash, explained
The revelation has ignited fresh conversation around the use of AI in movie production.
mashable.com · #324
100 Most Watched Software Engineering Talks Of 2024
A complete list of the top 100 most watched talks of 2024 ordered by the number of views.
techtalksweekly.io · #324
World’s first AI art museum to explore ‘creative potential of machines’ in LA
The artificial intelligence art museum, dubbed Dataland, is slated to open in late 2025, in a new development next to the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Broad Museum and the home of the LA philharmonic, creating a space for AI art among some of Los Angeles’s most prestigious cultural venues.
theguardian.com · #323
Transcript: Tech in 2025 — China’s AI ‘Sputnik moment’
Some are calling it ‘AI Sputnik moment.’ Last week, a Chinese company called DeepSeek released the details of an AI model that shocked Silicon Valley, and could change the whole narrative around AI development.
ft.com · #323
Service as a Software: The New SaaS
Over the upcoming decade, AI-provisioned intelligence will become almost free, and instantly available. AI won’t just assist professionals — it will take over much of the work as a packed instant service provider. Welcome to the age of boundless skill scalability, where services transform into software and economies grow beyond human imagination.
uxtigers.com · #322
The 70% problem: Hard truths about AI-assisted coding
A field guide and why we need to rethink our expectations.
addyo.substack.com · #322
Things we learned about LLMs in 2024
A lot has happened in the world of Large Language Models over the course of 2024. Here’s a review of things Simon figured out about the field in the past twelve months, plus his attempt at identifying key themes and pivotal moments.
simonwillison.net · #322
Spotify making their own AI music under fake artists, and pushing them instead of real ones?
From the music industry community on Reddit: Spotify making their own AI music under fake artists, and pushing them instead of real ones?
reddit.com · #322
Microsoft advances materials discovery with MatterGen
Microsoft has introduced MatterGen, an AI-driven platform designed to accelerate the discovery of new materials, potentially revolutionizing industries such as manufacturing and energy.
artificialintelligence-news.com · #322
Introducing Pika 1.5
pikartai.com · #321
How to use AI to do practical stuff: A new guide
AI got you overwhelmed? This is a good read for anyone who wishes to understand AI a bit more but has limited time to actually keep up with it all.
oneusefulthing.org · #321
AI Prompter
Struggling to write successful prompts for gen-AI tools? We have the solution.
prompter.fofr.ai · #321
In defence of generative AI
Some of the creative community were outraged at Pentagram's decision to use generative AI to design a government website. Pentagram partner Paula Scher explains why.
fastcompany.com · #320
Could AI help save the planet? Four ways it’s already making a world of difference
Might AI yet prove a useful ally? Positive News unpick how it's aiding conservation efforts for forests and food, and in conservation on land and at sea.
positive.news · #319
Perplexity launch a new AI-powered shopping assistant
This new product promises to do everything you need to buy a product, in one place. Ask for help on what to buy and receive advice advice alongside recommended products.
perplexity.ai · #319
OpenAI's Sora video generator appears to have leaked
A group of artists appears to have leaked access to OpenAI's video generator, Sora, in a bid to make OpenAi more open and artist friendly. So they truly support the artists as opposed to using them for PR stunts.
techcrunch.com · #319
AI-generated poetry is indistinguishable from human-written poetry
According to a study, participants were unable to say what poetry was AI-generated what had been written by well-known human poets. And they were more likely to judge AI-generated poems as human-authored than actual human-authored poems.
nature.com · #319
A.I. Chatbots Defeated Doctors at Diagnosing Illness
A small study found ChatGPT outdid human physicians when assessing medical case histories, even when those doctors were using a chatbot.
nytimes.com · #319
Runway launch a new model for their image generation tool
The new model, Frames, promises more stylistic control and visual fidelity: it can establish a specific look and feel and reliably generate variations within it.
runwayml.com · #319
OpenAI Scored a Legal Win Over Progressive Publishers—but the Fight’s Not Finished
A judge tossed out a case against OpenAI brought by Alternet and Raw Story, in what could be a significant ruling in the larger battle between AI companies and publishers.
wired.com · #318
Microsoft and the Vatican unveiled this AI collaboration
The project has been launched ahead of the Vatican’s 2025 Jubilee, a year in which more than 30 million visitors are expected.
fastcompany.com · #318
Synthetic Hollywood: a future with no actors?
There's no doubt that AI will transform Hollywood. But how will an industry built on the simulation of life grapple with its responsibility to 'the real' - if at all?
culture3.com · #318
Runway Introduces Act-One
A new way to generate expressive character performances inside Gen-3 Alpha using a single driving video and character image. No motion capture or rigging required.
runwayml.com · #317
Two Possible Futures For AI
On The Vergecast: beautiful AI dreams, earthquake detection, and some Camera Control science.
theverge.com · #317
Introducing Stable Diffusion 3.5
Introducing Stable Diffusion 3.5, our most powerful models yet. This open release includes multiple variants that are highly customisable for their size and run on consumer hardware.
stability.ai · #317
Introducing Pika 1.5
Pika dropped Pika 1.5 with 'Pikaffects' just a few days ago, and people are going crazy over the physics-defying AI special effects.
pika.art · #316
Identifying Political Deepfakes in Social Media using AI
TrueMedia is a non-profit committed to helping us tell truth from fake in the age of generative AI.
truemedia.org · #316
Drowning in slop
A thriving underground economy is clogging the internet with AI garbage — and it’s only going to get worse.
nymag.com · #315
Runway Partners with Lionsgate
Runway and Lionsgate are partnering to explore the use of AI in film production. This is a first-of-its-kind partnership, designed to help Lionsgate Studios, its filmmakers, directors and other creative talent augment their work using Runway’s suite of controllable tools.
runwayml.com · #314
AI Could Help Us Talk to Animals—but Should It?
New technologies are helping revolutionise how we interpret and understand animal communications – but is this another case of fast technology applications potentially causing harm?
atmos.earth · #313
Generative AI and the Creative Industry: Finding Balance Between Apologists and Critics
There’s an opportunity to reshape the creative industry with AI – the balance lies in curiosity and responsibility.
medium.com · #313
Three reasons we’re in an AI bubble (and four reasons we’re not)
As tech giants continue to invest heavily despite slow profitability, skeptics are questioning whether AI will ever meet high expectations.
platformer.news · #312
This system can sort real pictures from AI fakes — why aren’t platforms using it?
C2PA authentication is poised to help us work out what’s real and what’s not on the internet (thank you!!), but there are still huge gaps in the system.
theverge.com · #312
This new journaling app is a surprisingly thoughtful writing partner
When your “Dear Diary” replies – this app can ask questions, carry a conversation, remember patterns and more.
fastcompany.com · #311
FLUX: This new AI image generator is eerily good at creating human hands
AI startup Black Forest Labs launched recently and is challenging the typical AI imagery when it comes to accuracy, and interestingly the ability to produce hands.
arstechnica.com · #311
2024 AI Elections Tracker
Elections aren’t just taking place in the USA this year, more than 2 billion people in 50 countries will head to the polls – this tool is tracking the most noteworthy incidents of AI-generated election content globally.
restofworld.org · #310
SearchGPT Prototype
Open AI is testing SearchGPT, a temporary prototype of new AI search features that give you fast and timely answers with clear and relevant sources.
openai.com · #310
Who's in charge of making AI more socially responsible?
CTO Kasper Kuijpers joined Dutch Digital Design and our peers to discuss the social responsibilities surrounding AI. Read the opinions, get the insights and form your own point of view in this brand new piece.
dutchdigital.design · #308
Training AI music models is about to get very expensive
AI music is suddenly in a make-or-break moment – lawsuits and lump sums, which approach will prevail?
technologyreview.com · #308
Apple WWDC 2024: the biggest announcements
The biggest announcements from Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference are summarised right here. OS updates across all devices and AI integrations that will protect our data.
theverge.com · #307
The Babelian Tower Of AI Alignment
Here’s where the rub lies, human values and contrasting conceptions of the good life are too diverse to fit one universal model.
noemamag.com · #306
The double sexism of ChatGPT’s flirty “Her” voice
The evidence is stacking up – it’s reasonable to conclude that OpenAI’s new flirty female voice is based on Scarlett Johansson, and she’s not happy about it.
vox.com · #306
It looks like OpenAI is about to make Google’s worst nightmare come true
Their VP of Marketing announced a refreshed website this week, are Open AI preparing for a (rumoured) Search Engine launch?
bgr.com · #304
The rise of deepfake nudes — and what teenagers are doing to fight back
The harmful new epidemic that parents MUST be aware of. Vox explores this in their newsletter.
link.vox.com · #304
Meta releases Llama 3
And *shocker* says it's their most capable model yet and promises it's almost as good as GPT4, with the big difference that it’s... free.
ai.meta.com · #303
Suno AI generates complete songs in seconds
The genAI tool we’ve’ had the most fun with lately is definitely the AI music tool from Swedish startup, Suno. A must try.
suno.com · #303
As use of A.I. soars, so does the energy and water it requires
A lot of people were concerned about the energy consumption of the crypto world. Well, it seems AI requires significant amounts of energy too.
e360.yale.edu · #303
The Dystopian Future of TV Is AI-Generated 'FAST' Garbage
TCL's new AI-generated movie "Next Stop Paris" is the next evolution in the algorithmification of TV. Brace yourself for a lot of sh*t content.
404media.co · #303
More ‘Future of AI Creativity’
Right Click Save interviewed leading creative technology artists about their process and perspective of the interplay of human and artificial creativity.
rightclicksave.com · #303
The Death of the Big 4: AI-Enabled Services Are Opening a Whole New Market
A hypothesis for how consulting and professional services may evolve in the age of AI-assisted everything.
emcap.com · #303
The hardest part of building software is not coding, it's requirements
Why replacing programmers with AI won’t be so easy – it always needs human input, ideas and requirements.
stackoverflow.blog · #302
Apple claims its on-device AI system ReaLM 'substantially outperforms' GPT-4
Scary new developments? Apple's new AI models could let Siri remember your conversation history, understand what's on your iPhone screen, and be aware of surrounding activities.
zdnet.com · #302
Gmail is next in line for a Gemini-powered AI overhaul
Google is testing out its AI darling Gemini in Gmail, to prompt suggested replies. The AI will then learn how to tailor the experience to each user.
androidpolice.com · #302
DALL-E now lets you edit images in ChatGPT
This week’s updates make it possible for a more casual DALL-E user to tweak and refine their results from within the ChatGPT interface.
theverge.com · #302
Creating video from text
AI video production just took a monumental leap forward — OpenAI introduced Sora: A text-to-video model that can generate realistic and complex scenes from text. It's not available yet, but things just got wild.
openai.com · #299
After seeing TikTok on Vision Pro, there is no way YouTube and Netflix can say no
TikTok has really embraced the Vision Pro opportunity with a fully rebuilt from the ground up native app.
thestreet.com · #299
Bard becomes Gemini
Google invites users globally, in 40 languages, to try its latest releases, Ultra 1.0 and a brand new mobile app enabling you to collaborate with AI, on the go.
blog.google · #299
Introducing Stable Cascade
An innovative text-to-image model introduces an interesting three-stage approach, setting new benchmarks for quality, flexibility, fine-tuning, and efficiency with a focus on further eliminating hardware barriers.
stability.ai · #299
Your Majesty alumni Sougwen Chung On Finding Inspiration In AI
When it comes to using AI as another instrument in an artist’s toolkit, this award-winning artist is way ahead of the game.
time.com · #299
Apple Vision Pro review: magic, until it’s not
Nilay Patel, editor-in-chief of the Verge, spends a few days messing up his hair to give us a candid review of Apple’s latest consumer release.
youtube.com · #298
Six Ways AI Could Disrupt Your Business
How can boards better understand the potential impacts of AI? An exploration into six scenarios that all boards must consider — and then act upon.
hbr.org · #298
Generative AI in Fashion Imagery: A Current Assessment and Future Outlook
A comprehensive and pragmatic assessment of the current state of Generative AI in Fashion Imagery Production, with examples and insights from leading Fashion Brands and industry experts.
medium.com · #298
Taylor Swift is Not Alone: The Deepfake Nightmare Sweeping the Internet
With generative AI apps, anyone can create fake non-consensual sexual images in just a few clicks. With cases proliferating in high schools, Laurie Segall and Mary Anne Franks discuss the AI-enabled rise in deep fake porn and what we can do about it.
humanetech.com · #298
How to use AI to do practical stuff: A new guide
AI got you overwhelmed? This is a good read for anyone who wishes to understand AI a bit more but has limited time to actually keep up with it all.
oneusefulthing.substack.com · #297
Hindsight: Five strategic prompts
Our team's learnings offer insightful digital considerations for brands, designers and marketing managers alike. Hindsight is 2023 - coming soon!
Your Majesty · #297
AI Prompter
Struggling to write successful prompts for gen-AI tools? We have the solution.
prompter.fofr.ai · #297
From minute-by-minute releases to super-charged innovation
When it comes to AI releases, this year has been challenging to keep up. In 2024 we'll stop seeing parabolic groundbreaking releases and instead, the transformers architecture will be applied to anything and everything—rather than the bang-for-buck text and image generation models that have been in the spotlight. This second-order innovation will be spurred on by companies and labs effectively using and implementing these tools—especially in research—fuelling innovation leaps in industries you might not have anticipated.
AI will recenter the importance of data experience design
In the 2010s, when performance marketing took the spotlight, meticulous segmentation and highly targeted ads were in vogue. However, years later, many brands, including Airbnb and Adidas, reverted to traditional mass marketing, sobering up from the elusive promise of personalized conversion. Personalization then retreated into the realms of product and CRM, assuming a lower-funnel position. This year, the seismic advancement of AI and the introduction of OpenAI GPTs rekindle the personalization conversation, now often in the context of personalized commerce. In 2024, businesses and brands will explore how to turn their proprietary data into consumer-facing experiences, enriching the buying and loyalty journey. More than ever, data scientists, product designers, and system architects will collaborate, developing an ecosystem that ethically collects data to benefit users at an individual level, as well as enhancing the business’s overall performance.
business.pinterest.com · #296
2024 AI: 10 Things Coming
Hungry for MORE AI insights? How do you want to see the AI landscape evolve next year?
youtube.com · #296
It’s a game voice changer
Transform your voice into another character and control its emotion and delivery. Easily create custom voices for games, videos, podcasts, and more with a single click.
elevenlabs.io · #295
How moral can AI really be?
A year after OpenAI released ChatGPT, the chatbot is surprisingly good at parroting human values. It may be as ethical as it’s going to get.
newyorker.com · #295
Animate Anyone: Consistent and Controllable Image-to-Video Synthesis for Character Animation
A team of researchers at Alibaba Group announced an impressive new way to 'Animate Anyone' using a single image. Too good to be true?
humanaigc.github.io · #295
The State of AI
It seems like everyone, your mum, dad, the local bus driver, your hairdresser, is talking about AI, but what’s the real story? How are people actually using it in business and tech?
retool.com · #294
How AI reduces the world to stereotypes
A brilliant, written and visual, exploration into generative AI systems and their tendencies toward bias, stereotypes, and reductionism when it comes to national identities.
restofworld.org · #294
Art direction vs artificial intelligence: A helpful tool or an added hassle?
AI-powered text-to-image tools are presenting a moral quandary in terms of creative ethics. But is there a way to use such tools while expanding artistic potential?
itsnicethat.com · #294
Transforming the future of music creation
In partnership with YouTube, Google DeepMind has announced Lyria, an advanced AI music generation model, and two AI experiments designed to open a new playground for creativity.
deepmind.google · #294
Things imagined in Adobe Firefly
retool.com · #294
My AI Predictions 2023 - 2026
An intuitive view, rather than research, of the coming years in the AI space, from someone working in field robots.
lesswrong.com · #293
The startup working to teach AI about African history
A volunteer-ran digital archive and search engine is collating news stories, to help ensure Africa is accurately represented in this era of AI and LLM.
restofworld.org · #293
COPY MAGAZINE – the world’s first AI fashion magazine
A narrative of style and originality formed purely from a collaboration with generative AI. This is a beautiful example of technology enriching and amplifying human creativity.
thecopymagazine.com · #293
How AI is changing the art market
Technologies such as AR, online viewing rooms and high-resolution imagery have already positively benefitted the art market, but what about AI?
artsy.net · #293
Artificial General Intelligence Is Already Here
Making history – today’s most advanced AI models have many flaws, but decades from now, they will be recognized as the first true examples of artificial general intelligence.
noemamag.com · #293
Data Provenance Explorer
The Data Provenance Initiative is a large-scale audit of AI datasets used to train large language models. The purpose of this work is to improve transparency, documentation and informed use of datasets in AI.
dataprovenance.org · #293
Loom is joining Atlassian
For a whopping $975 million, Loom joins Atlassian’s collaboration products, including Trello and Jiro, to deliver essential integrations across the portfolio.
loom.com · #292
Generative AI by Getty Images, powered by NVIDIA
You need not worry about the copyright of your stock photos with this new service, trained exclusively on Getty Images’ best‑in‑class creative content.
gettyimages.co.uk · #291
Mark Zuckerberg: First Interview in the Metaverse | Lex Fridman Podcast #398
“This video feels like a bit of a historical moment. Two photorealistic humans talking to each other about the future in a virtual call”.
youtu.be · #291
Expanding access to safer AI with Amazon
Amazon is set to invest up to $4 billion in Anthropic to support the secure, reliable running of its infrastructure and develop the most reliable and high-performing foundation models in the industry.
anthropic.com · #291
Roblox Assistant
Assistant is a new conversational AI that enables creators to use natural language text prompts to create scenes, edit 3D models, and apply interactive behaviors to objects.
youtube.com · #291
‘Is It Good Enough to Fool My Gallerist?’
The future of AI art is promising? Renowned American artist David Salle experimented with generative AI and admitted it had eventually inspired him.
nytimes.com · #291
Joscha Bach on how to stop worrying and love AI
Bach –who defines himself as an AI researcher/cognitive scientist–talks about what he believes about AI and what guides his worldview.
pca.st · #290
The AI heretic
In total comparison – what separates the good technological times from the bad? A brilliant deep dive into technological advancements over hundreds of years and which of them truly benefitted society.
businessinsider.com · #290
Why note-taking apps don't make us smarter
Can the AI evolution of note-taking apps help us organise our thoughts and garner new insights? This journalist explores.
platformer.news · #289
Zoom’s new AI tool will tell you if you’re bad at meetings
The AI companion will not only offer meeting summaries but also, real-time feedback and a critique of your presenting skills - we’re not sure how we feel about that!
fastcompany.com · #289
Chrome’s sidebar apps are the best new productivity feature no one’s talking about
Google unveiled the Side Panel API for Chrome in May. From vertical tabs to a ChatGPT sidebar, customise this handy menu on your browser.
fastcompany.com · #288
Meta releases Code Llama, a code-generating AI model
Meta, intent on making a splash in the generative AI space, just open-sourced Code Llama, a machine learning system that can generate and explain code in natural language — specifically English.
techcrunch.com · #288
A Creator (Me) Made a Masterpiece With A.I.
When it comes to copyright, machines and creatives, find out why, after extensive research and consultation with experts, this Columnist has arrived at a carefully considered, nuanced position: meh.
nytimes.com · #288
Open sourcing AudioCraft: Generative AI for audio made simple and available to all
Perfect for small businesses or composers - a simple framework that generates high-quality, realistic audio and music from text-based user inputs after training on raw audio signals.
ai.meta.com · #287
Four Charts That Show Why AI Progress Is Unlikely to Slow Down
Compute, Data, and Algorithms - these three major inputs are the key to understanding how AI will likely progress.
time.com · #287
The workers at the frontlines of the AI revolution
An exploration into how freelancers across the world are making the most of generative AI to help inspire and improve their creative processes.
restofworld.org · #286
Google’s Bard chatbot finally launches in the EU
bard.google.com · #286
Moving AI governance forward
OpenAI and other leading labs reinforce AI safety, security and trustworthiness through voluntary commitments.
openai.com · #286
Meet FreeWilly, Our Large And Mighty Instruction Fine-Tuned Models
One of the AI lovers - brand new Large Language Models (LLM) form the basis of Stability AI’s new research experiments.
stability.ai · #286
Entrepreneurs are heroes, and every hero needs a Sidekick
Shopify just announced its new AI assistant, Sidekick. It's been designed to help entrepreneurs everywhere get answers to their burning questions or just get things ticked off their to do lists.
twitter.com · #285
My A.I. Writing Robot
A new wave of artificial-intelligence startups is trying to “scale language” by automating the work of writing. But can it truly replace the insights and knowledge a human brings?
newyorker.com · #285
Google Calendar now allows users to take paid appointments
Integrated with Stripe, this is a potentially a great solution for time-based service industries.
techcrunch.com · #285
Points to Note When Using Midjourney / describe for Generating Fashion Images
An exploration into the intricacies of generating fashion images using the "/describe" feature on Midjourney.
open-fashion.com · #285
Musk announces new AI company that seeks to “understand the universe”
Despite his objections towards the ‘speed of AI development’ earlier this year, Musk has happily launched his own AI company this week, with what we can only describe as a very broad and vague mission.
arstechnica.com · #285
Generative AI is coming for advertising. What does fashion need to know?
Across the board, the goal is maximise performance and personalisation but how straightforward will it be?
voguebusiness.com · #284
AI: First New UI Paradigm in 60 Years
ChatGPT and other AI systems are shaping up to launch the third user-interface paradigm in the history of computing — the first new interaction model in more than 60 years.
nngroup.com · #284
Vimeo launches one-take video creation
Create savvy scripts in seconds, record using the built-in teleprompter and then cut out the “umms” - in Vimeo’s new AI-powered video editing.
vimeo.com · #284
A storefront for robots
Small businesses are struggling to keep up with SEO and do you know who’s reading their content? Robots.
theverge.com · #284
Five takeaways from Apple’s biggest product event in years
The perfect summary for those who haven’t had a chance to catch up.
edition.cnn.com · #283
Apple’s Vision Pro Is a $3,500 Ticket to Nowhere
“No normal human being wants to wear goofy-ass goggles so they can attend work meetings in Minecraft” - unsurprisingly there’s mixed reviews on the Apple announcements.
vice.com · #283
AI can replicate human creativity in two key ways – but falls apart when asked to produce something truly new
Synthetic creativity is on the rise, but where does human skill come into play?
theconversation.com · #283
AI Prompter
Struggling to write successful prompts for gen-AI tools? We have the solution.
prompter.fofr.ai · #283
The guy behind ‘Balenciaga Pope’ wants people to stop stealing his AI-generated images
Another AI copyright/credit story hits the headlines.
fastcompany.com · #282
The new .zip TLD is going to cause some problems
Is it a file or is it a TLD, your guess is as good as ours.
shkspr.mobi · #282
The nine biggest announcements from Google I/O 2023
From a folding phone-tablet to a new look for Google search, here’s everything you need to know.
theverge.com · #281
Why Chatbots Are Not the Future
The case for AI tools that help us gain clarity in our thinking and actually embrace our human abilities.
wattenberger.com · #281
OpenAI Suffers $540M Loss in 2022, Contemplates $100B More to Conquer AI
These figures reveal the steep financial requirements to keep ahead in this rapidly developing market.
artisana.ai · #281
A call to protect open-source AI in Europe
This letter highlights the importance of open-source R&D for ensuring the safety, security, and competitiveness of AI in Europe.
laion.ai · #281
A Photographer Tried to Get His Photos Removed from an AI Dataset. He Got an Invoice Instead
The AI-creative-copyright conundrum continues.
vice.com · #281
The web won’t survive AI
Roach worries that internet’s distinction between reality and fiction is about to disappear as AI technology advances. Digital identity may be the solution, but at what cost?
thisunreality.com · #280
Inside the secret list of websites that make AI like ChatGPT sound smart
AI chatbots use tons of text data, including personal blogs and offensive content, for training. Kevin, Szu and Nitasha mapped it out and raise concerns over bias, propaganda, and misinformation spread.
washingtonpost.com · #280
HuggingChat is an open source alternative to ChatGPT
/Imagine a chatbot built on models available to everyone. “OK, here you go.”
huggingface.co · #280
Creating Game Assets With Generative AI
How can Generative AI make game design more efficient? Rainer Selvet built this neat prototype that generates 3D textures on demand. (Link to prototype in the end of the article.)
rainer.im · #280
The A.I. Dilemma - why over 1100 people signed the open letter to stop further training of LLMS
A well explained video of the risks and potential consequences if we let this “double exponential” curve continue to advance.
youtu.be · #280
Last but not least—There Is No A.I.
Finally, a long read by computer scientist Jaron Lanier that argues against the term "A.I." and the mythology surrounding it and why we should see it as a tool, rather than a creature.
newyorker.com · #280
How to use AI to do practical stuff: A new guide
AI got you overwhelmed? This is a good read for anyone who wishes to understand AI a bit more but has limited time to actually keep up with it all.
oneusefulthing.substack.com · #279
Stop siloing tech trends and start looking at the bigger picture
Technology is just another tool to help you achieve your goals, don’t forget to integrate it with your strategy and customer needs.
thedrum.com · #279
ChatGPT Lifts Business Professionals’ Productivity and Improves Work Quality
Technology is just another tool to help you achieve your goals, don’t forget to integrate it with your strategy and customer needs.
nngroup.com · #279
This AI Algorithm Can Create Digital Copies of Real-World Objects
The AI can learn about an object's geometry and material and produce a thorough digital copy of the object.
80.lv · #279
Pause Giant AI Experiments: An Open Letter
Looks like it’s hard for everyone to keep up! Tech leaders across the world have signed an open letter asking all AI labs to immediately pause for at least 6 months the training of AI systems more powerful than GPT-4.
futureoflife.org · #278
What Have Humans Just Unleashed?
Exploring the immense potential of GPT-4 and the need for responsible development and deployment of AI technologies.
theatlantic.com · #278
OpenAI checked to see whether GPT-4 could take over the world
If AI does turn out to be an existential risk, who will keep humanity safe?
arstechnica.com · #278
AI and Creativity: is it the future?
Key takeaways from CTO Kasper’s speaking session a couple of weeks ago. Learn how to integrate AI into your business from the creative leaders who are already doing it.
Your Majesty · #278
OpenAI releases GPT-4, a multimodal AI that it claims is state-of-the-art
OpenAI’s latest release is available to paying users, and has been hiding in plain sight, powering big brands' latest AI capabilities.
techcrunch.com · #277
Google announces AI features in Gmail, Docs, and more to rival Microsoft
Soon you’ll be able to access handy AI features directly from the Google suite, enabling you to quickly generate images and text.
theverge.com · #277
Internet Computers
Is it time for the OS (operating system) to retire and for us to live seamlessly from the cloud? The Browser Company’s CEO Josh Miller certainly thinks so.
notboring.co · #277
Wikipedia + AI = truth? DuckDuckGo hopes so with new answerbot
Hope sure is an interesting strategy: “ The company admits that DuckAssist might make stuff up but hopes it will happen rarely ”.
arstechnica.com · #277
Corridor’s latest AI video is case study for AI and video production
The results? 120 VFX shots by a team of 3 - A milestone in creative technology.
youtu.be · #276
OpenAI announces an API for ChatGPT and its Whisper speech-to-text tech
Now developers can officially integrate ChatGPT into their products and services.
theverge.com · #276
AI-powered Bing Chat loses its mind when fed Ars Technica article
Over a million users signed up for the Chat GPT - Bing search engine in just 48 hours, however its ‘personality’ started to show after it was prompted beyond basic search…
arstechnica.com · #275
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said ChatGPT is 'cool,' but it's a 'horrible product'
Given its haphazard launch, the tool offers a somewhat unpredictable experience yet users across the world are loving it anyway. Read the article
In Defense of Chatbot Romance
Are we wrong to assume the worst of those ‘falling’ for AI chatbots?
lesswrong.com · #275
Search upstart You.com is melding its AI chatbot with mini-apps
Rather than trying to answer every question itself—something AI can’t do reliably—YouChat hands some queries off to tiny apps that live inside search results.
fastcompany.com · #275
Buzzfeed to Use ChatGPT Creator OpenAI to Help Create Quizzes and Other Content
The digital publisher says it hopes to improve and personalise its quizzes and online content - improve or just increase the volume? What do you think?
wsj.com · #274
Gold rush in the uncanny valley
Another article on generative ai? Yes. Worth a read for our Tech Director Kasper's long-time expertise and interest in the area? Absolutely.
Your Majesty · #274
:quality(85))
Ontdek per tag
Generative AI126, AI and society99, News95, Essay68, Tool25, AI agents23, Vibe coding19, Report19, From the studio13, Trends12, Video11, Productivity10, Podcast7, Music7, Gaming5, UX4, Film & TV4, Fashion tech4, Internet culture3