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How Ukraine pulled off an audacious attack deep inside Russia Months of planning went into a covert operation that relied on cheap, short-range drones By Mike Collett-White, Prasanta Kumar Duttaand Mariano Zafra Published June 4, 2024  11:00 AM EDT Three days after Ukraine launched its most complex attack against Russia since the full-scale war began, details of how it was carried out and the damage it caused to Russia’s strategic bomber fleet are still emerging. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiydescribed the operation, dubbed “Spider’s Web”, as “absolutely brilliant”, although the extent of Russian military losses remains unclear. On Wednesday, he said that of the 41 planes … Continue reading content

Perplexity Labs launches with Pro AI suite


Perplexity Labs launches with Pro AI suite Perplexity has launched Perplexity Labs, a new tool available to Pro subscribers that enables users to create reports, spreadsheets, dashboards, and interactive applications through features like AI-powered spreadsheet generation, interactive dashboard creation, and a 10-minute research workflow that autonomously conducts comprehensive research and data analysis. avidreader pplx-res.cloudinary.com AI-Powered Spreadsheet Generation Perplexity Labs leverages advanced AI capabilities to generate sophisticated spreadsheets and data visualizations, requiring approximately 10 minutes to complete tasks.The tool combines web searching, code execution, and chart generation features to produce high-quality reports and visual representations. For users looking to integrate this functionality … Continue reading Perplexity Labs launches with Pro AI suite

The Future of AI Factories: Ownership, Use Cases, and the Evolution of Sovereign AI Factories


Definition and Strategic Role of AI Factories Researched using perplexity AI. Colin Henderson. Thinking about AI evolution towards AGI. This research is my own, Purpose is to consider future and I am particularly interested in future of Sovereign AI. (Thinking … Continue reading The Future of AI Factories: Ownership, Use Cases, and the Evolution of Sovereign AI Factories

Bloomberg reports more on OpenAI and Jony Ive


Shirin GhaffrayA super assistant For several years, top AI developers have been working inside research labs to build more powerful artificial intelligence systems that might one day rival humans at many tasks. But as AI has rapidly improved in recent months, leading model makers have moved aggressively to try to translate those advances into apps and devices that people could use in the real world.That shift was on full display last week when I visited Jony Ive’s minimalist studio in San Francisco’s trendy Jackson Square neighborhood. Ive, the legendary former Apple designer who has done more than almost anyone to … Continue reading Bloomberg reports more on OpenAI and Jony Ive

The Disagreement Bot Invasion is Currently Underway (Koat.ai)


The Disagreement Bot Invasion is Currently Underway December 19, 2024 Disagreement Bots’ Function: These bots use AI to challenge users’ posts, aiming to encourage critical thinking and deeper conversations. Operating Mechanism: They employ algorithms and machine learning to analyze posts and generate relevant counterarguments. Applications and Goals: Developers use these bots to stimulate critical thinking and meaningful discussions on social media. Disagreement Bots’ Impact: Can manipulate public opinion, spread disinformation, and escalate conflicts. Identifying Disagreement Bots: Look for rapid, structured responses, consistent tone, and a focus solely on countering posts. Motivations for Creation: Gathering user reaction data for marketing or … Continue reading The Disagreement Bot Invasion is Currently Underway (Koat.ai)

OpenAI’s next big bet won’t be a wearable: report (WSJ)


Connie Loizos OpenAI pushed generative AI into the public consciousness. Now, it could be developing a very different kind of AI device. According to a WSJ report, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman told employees Wednesday that the company’s next major product won’t be a wearable. Instead, it will be a compact, screenless device, fully aware of its user’s surroundings. Small enough to sit on a desk or fit in a pocket, Altman described it as both a “third core device” alongside a MacBook Pro and iPhone, and an “AI companion” integrated into daily life. The preview followed OpenAI’s announcement that it will … Continue reading OpenAI’s next big bet won’t be a wearable: report (WSJ)

OpenAI to pay Coreweave up to $4 billion through April 2029


May 15 (Reuters) – Nvidia-backed AI company Coreweave (CRWV) has signed an additional agreement with OpenAI under which the ChatGPT maker has committed to pay Coreweave up to $4 billion through April 2029, a regulatory filing showed on Thursday. Coreweave said on a post-earnings call on Wednesday it had signed a $4 billion expansion with an AI enterprise, but did not name the company. Continue reading OpenAI to pay Coreweave up to $4 billion through April 2029