• Last week OpenAI launched a major update to ChatGPT, and if you have one minute to spare go ahead and listen to the Eminem-style rap song below, written with the latest “Creative Update” of ChatGPT and rendered with the new Suno v4. This is a whole new level of content, and we are rapidly approaching […]

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  • Imagine a future where you can have a single autonomous robot perform almost any type of surgery known to man. You could fly it out to developing countries or disaster zones, or use it to drastically shorten hospital queues. Researchers at John Hopkins University just announced a breakthrough where a robot could execute the same […]

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  • Do you apply to jobs on LinkedIn? Then it’s time to buy Premium. Only Premium members can see if they are a Top Applicant, and only Top Applicants get prioritized by the new AI Hiring Assistant. Is there a risk that great talents are missed? Yes. Can large organizations optimize their recruitment processes? Absolutely. I […]

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  • It finally happened, ChatGPT can now search the web and summarize the results for you. Suddenly all competing models such as Gemini and Claude will now appear “dumb”, and I expect both Anthropic and Google to add search functionality to their LLMs shortly. The bigger question is how this will affect Google — if they […]

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  • The greatest news last week was definitely Anthropic’s Computer Use API, which allows their large language model Claude “to perceive and interact with computer interfaces”. In practice Claude can, if you allow it, move your mouse cursor, start applications, browse web pages and type in text. It can also download documents and files, open Visual […]

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  • A recent study by Goldman Sachs revealed that energy demand from data centers in the U.S. is expected to triple between 2023 and 2030 and will require an additional 47 GW of energy. To meet these demands, Amazon and Google announced last week that they will build their own small modular nuclear reactors (SMR). In […]

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  • In 2019 Elon Musk said “I think we will have fully self-driving cars this year”. In 2020 it was still “level five autonomy this year”. In 2021 it was “this year” and in 2022 it was “we’ll achieve full self-driving this year”. And last year in 2023 Elon Musk said “I think we’ll do [FSD] […]

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  • Last week OpenAI secured over $10 Billion, promising over $100 Billion in profit by 2029 which is roughly what Nestlé and Target makes each year. To reach those figures in five years OpenAI needs to provide something people value equally as much as food and clothes. AGI might be such a thing, and maybe this […]

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  • Wow this was a crazy week! Meta presented their $10,000 AR glasses as a result from spending over $46 billion on the Metaverse since 2019, OpenAI finally rolled out Advanced Voice Mode, and Duolingo introduced numerous AI powered features! Two weeks ago Youtube announced automatic audio dubbing, and this week Facebook took it one step […]

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  • If you live outside the EU and UK, everything you have ever written and posted to LinkedIn has now been used by LinkedIn and their affiliate partners to train new AI models, and there is nothing you could have done to prevent this. Last week LinkedIn quietly announced that they have trained new AI models […]

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