OpenAI’s New Gig: Keeping Nukes Safe… What Could Go Wrong?
The Terminator Was a Warning, Not a Blueprint! OpenAI just signed a deal with the US National Laboratories to use its o1 AI models for nuclear security. 🤯
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AI vs. Evolution: Who Designs Life Better?
Move over Darwin, AI just did in minutes what nature would have needed half a billion years to accomplish...
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The AI Revolution Is Already Obsolete, Says Yann LeCun
Enjoy Your Large Language Models While They Last. According to Yann LeCun, Meta’s chief AI scientist, today’s AI is about as sophisticated as a glorified parrot, and it’s already on its way out.
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AI-Generated Art Can Be Copyrighted—If Humans Do the Heavy Lifting
So AI Can Steal Art, But It Can’t Own It?
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The Pad-O-Matic: Unbreakable Cryptography Meets a Receipt Printer
Forget quantum computing, the most unbreakable encryption system ever invented was designed before computers even existed. The one-time pad is a cipher so secure that even an AI with unlimited compute power would hit a dead end.
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AGI is Closer Than You Think—And No, We’re Not Ready
Six months ago, AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) was a 2032 problem. Today? The prediction has been pulled forward to 2027, or sooner if you believe Musk.
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AI’s Worst Nightmare: A Test It Can’t Pass (Yet)
In a world where AI aces PhD exams and outperforms experts, researchers have one last defense: creating a test so diabolically difficult that no AI can pass it.
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AI Agents and Crypto: The Future of Commerce or the Ultimate Middleman Revenge?
AI and crypto are teaming up to kick traditional commerce to the curb, promising a decentralized future where goods move seamlessly across global markets, without centralized gatekeepers.
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OpenAI Accuses DeepSeek of Plagiarism—The Pot Calls the Kettle an LLM
Sam Altman: “How Dare You Copy Our Copying Machine?”
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China’s AI Wildcard: The Next DeepSeek or a Locked-In Future?
DeepSeek, China’s open-source AI disruptor, has shattered expectations, proving that efficiency can trump brute-force compute. Now, the real question: can China replicate this success, or will geopolitical headwinds and restricted innovation hold it back?
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