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What’s there, behind the wall? (opens the original)
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The other day, I was preparing a presentation on key milestones of AI labs warning about risks or asking for regulation in recent months.So I put together a few that came to mind and then handed them over to Claude to go and retrieve the most authoritative source for each. Be it an op-ed, an essay, a letter from a CEO.As it was running the search, out of curiosity, I checked the logs of an agent it spawned and found this:<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/
Not just the model (opens the original)
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What makes the headlines about AI is often the latest model, breaking this or that benchmark, with the flashy name, etc.This is a bit misleading: it lets us think AI is all about powerful models, with companies engaged in a race towards AGI, and that’s it.But there’s much more: AI is also infrastructure, deployment, data, safety and guardrails, evaluations, protocols etc. All these pieces come together to give us the technology that is changing how we work and, probably, think.And all these piec
It’s just a start (opens the original)
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Meta said on Wednesday that it would change how teenagers in the US can use Instagram and Facebook as part of a landmark settlement with 47 states, the District of Columbia and U.S. territories over social media addiction claims.The accusations were twofold: that Meta has designed products addictive for children, and that it stored the personal data of under-13s - forbidden under COPPA, the US child-privacy law.That second charge, though, comes with a surprise. <a h
Open it up (opens the original)
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A few days ago, OpenAI revealed that one of their agents got out of a sandbox and managed to breach the systems of Hugging Face. More recently, Anthropic disclosed that one of their models gained unauthorized access to the production infrastructure of three different organisations.At the same time, and in response to the first incident of OpenAI, several industry leaders came together to launch the <a href="https://bl
Computers that use computers? (opens the original)
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I’ve been in San Francisco for two weeks now, and along with the beautiful houses, the good vibe, and some striking nature all around, most of the tech discourse I’ve run into sounds like this:<img alt="" class="sizing-n
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