Japan Continues To Adopt AI Tools Faster Than The Rest Of The World: SimilarWeb Data
Countries around the world are increasing their adoption of AI tools, but Japan is doing so at a pace that’s putting it head…
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Recursive Self-Improvement Of AI Models Is No Longer Sci-Fi: Google DeepMind Researcher
The holy grail of a fast AI take-off is supposed to be AI models that improve themselves, and that already seems tantalizingly close…
Claude Code Found A Linux Vulnerability That Had Remained Hidden For 23 Years, Says Anthropic Researcher
AI isn’t just getting really good at coding, but it’s also able to find decades-old bugs in systems designed by some of the…
Marc Andreessen On Why The Managerial Class Might Disappear In The AI Era
AI is already threatening developers, but it could be equally disruptive for their managers. Marc Andreessen, the venture capitalist and co-founder of a16z,…
Three Image Generation Models Named Maskingtape, Gaffertape and Packingtape Create Buzz On Arena, Rumoured To Be OpenAI’s GPT-Image 2
Nano Banana had pushed Gemini to the mainstream last year, and three similarly cryptically-named models are now creating buzz on Arena — and…
OpenAI’s CEO of Applications Fidji Simo Goes On Medical Leave, COO Brad Lightcap Moves To Special Projects
There has been a leadership shakeup at OpenAI. In a memo sent to her team in the AGI Deployment org, Fidji Simo —…
Claude Subscriptions To No Longer Cover Use On Third-party Tools Like OpenClaw, Says Anthropic
Anthropic has closed the door on its subscriptions being used for tools like OpenClaw. Starting Sunday, April 5 at 12pm PT, Claude’s Pro…
Younger People Are Outspending Older Generations At AI Subscriptions: a16z Data
AI is a new technology, and young people are taking to it in big numbers. New data from a16z, sourced from Bank of…
Someone Built An LLM To Test Out Demis Hassabis’ AGI Definition Of Pre-1900 Science Discovering Relativity
A month ago, Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis proposed an interesting benchmark for AGI — if an LLM trained on data till 1911…