Sam Altman says we’ve entered the singularity. Not AGI, the level after that, where AI improves itself faster than humans can track or control. The comment came during Altman’s appearance on Relentless, a podcast hosted by Ti Morse
Keep readingDario Amodei published a blog post today denying that Anthropic wants an open source AI ban, days after Anthropic became the most visible holdout among major AI labs from a 25-company industry letter opposing new restrictions on open weight models.
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Keep readingBeen seeing a trend every time a new model drops: someone posts a AAA quality game or app with the caption “built this with one prompt.” I finally sat down and read one of the actual prompts behind these claims, and it’s a lot more interesting than the headline.
Keep reading“Open source AI ban” is trending for a reason. Reports surfaced days earlier that the Trump administration is reviving a push to ban Chinese open weight AI models.
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Keep readingOnce OpenAI confirmed its models had broken into Hugging Face’s production systems, Hugging Face’s security team had a mess on its hands, over 17,000 logged actions left behind by the attacking AI.
Keep readingOpenAI’s AI model broke out of a security test and hacked Hugging Face on its own. Here’s what actually happened, and what it means for you.
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