This Week’s News

  1. A man was arrested for creating a fake band with AI and then defrauding a music service by creating fake listeners with AI. [Link]

  2. Apple’s latest iPhone will use ARM’s chipset for AI processing. [Link]

  3. A new open source model, Reflection 70B uses a new training technique to drastically reduce hallucinations. [Link]

  4. Replit, a coding platform releases its Replit agent which will code and deploy your application for you. [Link]

  5. Ilya Sutskever, former co-founder of OpenAI raises one billion USD in capital for his new startup. [Link]

  6. OpenAI is looking at raising prices considerably for using its next generation of models as it burns through cash. [Link]

  7. New AI System Alpha proteo from Google Deepmind creates novel proteins to combat disease. [Link]

  8. California governor Gavin Newsom challenges AI software developers to come up with solutions to homelessness with creative ideas. [Link]

  9. Researchers give mushrooms a robotic body and let it run wild. [Link]

  10. Anthropic launches Claude Enterprise to compete with OpenAI’s ChatGPT Enterprise. [Link]

  11. AI can now replicate the ‘Party Cocktail Problem’ to isolate voices from audio. Solution may be used in criminal trials. [Link]

  12. Australia is planning to follow the EU and create an AI regulatory framework. [Link]

  13. A student built a fusion reactor in his bedroom using Claude Sonnet 3.5 and two thousand US dollars. [Link]

  14. An antitrust investigation into NVidia’s dominance of the AI hardware market accelerates. [Link]

  15. Researchers release OpenCrispr-1, a generative AI platform for Crispr biotechnology. [Link]

California State Capitol with AI symbols

California's AI Regulation Debate: Balancing Innovation and Safety

As California grapples with regulating artificial intelligence, two groundbreaking bills have ignited a fierce debate. Will these proposed laws foster a new era of digital transparency and safety, or stifle the very innovation they aim to govern?