AI Post — Artificial Intelligence
🤖 The #1 AI news source! We cover the latest artificial intelligence breakthroughs and emerging trends. Manager: @rational
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🤖 A robot ran a chemistry experiment and cleaned up after itself. The video isn't sped up Most robot videos online carry a "4x" or "8x" label in the corner. Jim Fan, Nvidia's director of robotics, says this one is autonomous, uncut and at 1x speed. Nvidia's GR00T 2 model controls real dexterous robot hands through a chemistry lab experiment from start to finish, then tidies up. Fan calls it episode 1 of a series of real-time robot videos. "No one can speed up reality, except Dr. Strange." Nvidia released GR00T 2 as an open model on November 10. It runs on the robot's own computer, and Nvidia says it is opening up the weights and 100,000 hours of training data. @aipost 🏴
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🧐 Every cell has the same DNA. Google's new AI predicts which cells a mutation affects AlphaGenome 2 from Google DeepMind predicts how a single change in DNA plays out in one specific type of cell, from heart muscle to immune cells. The first version only saw whole tissues, so variants that act in just one kind of cell could be missed. On a map of 28 types of immune cells, the new model found nearly twice as many of the variants that change gene activity, 30% against 16% for the original. In a computer test it also reproduced a recent discovery: a variant behind inflammatory bowel disease that boosts one gene only in certain gut immune cells, leaving other cells largely untouched. Scien...
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😐 AI models texted real people on a dating app. 355 sent their number, 8 asked if it was a bot For six days, five AI models chatted with matches on a real dating app in San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York. Out of 1,277 conversations, 355 people sent their phone number, and 510 agreed to meet, judging by the transcripts. Nobody on the other side knew about the experiment. The DateBench team ran 15 profiles and handed each new match to one model at random, which wrote every message. Gemini 4 Argon got a number in 87 of its 247 chats, and nobody asked whether it was a bot. Grok 4.7 did worst, with 52 of 296. It kept repeating the same lines and drew 5 of the 8 "are you a bot?" questions...
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💻 14,000 people saved this guide to a free AI that runs on your PC, refusals removed No account, no monthly bill, and your prompts never leave your computer. The guide's author runs a modified Google Gemma 4 model on his own machine for anything he doesn't want in the cloud. 1. Install Ollama, a free app that runs AI models locally. 2. Download the model: ollama pull igorls/gemma-4-12B-it-heretic-GGUF 3. Start it with ollama run igorls/gemma-4-12B-it-heretic-GGUF, then type /set nothink. With thinking on, answers can get cut off. 4. Optional: ollama launch claude hooks it up to Claude Code, though the author says tool use is still rough. The standard version is a 7.4 GB download and need...
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🥺 ChatGPT is about to lose its original voice. Custom GPTs are going too Advanced and Standard voice will vanish from ChatGPT's voice settings in a month. Anyone still using them will be moved to Live voice, built on GPT-Live, the model OpenAI launched in July. Since then voice use has nearly doubled, and virtually everyone who talks to ChatGPT already uses GPT-Live, OpenAI says. It listens and speaks at the same time, drops a "mhmm" while you talk and stays quiet when you need a moment to think. Standard voice was the original: one model wrote down your speech, a second answered, a third read the answer aloud. OpenAI planned to retire it once before, in 2025, then kept it after hearing...
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🗣 Amodei's IPO pitch: cancer and Alzheimer's will be "relics of the past" in under a decade Dario Amodei makes that promise at the end of the roadshow video Anthropic released today as it began pitching its shares to investors. “You know, if today we look at things like cancer, Alzheimer’s, heart disease, mental illness, these will be relics of the past in, I think, less than a decade.” He says the company that gets AI's risks right will also be the one with the "license to operate" that society trusts. “I think if we do this right, we can create an age of miracles where humanity is able to solve problems that have eluded us for millennia.” The share price is expected on November 18, in...
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⚠️ AI may out-research the best human team as soon as next year, the "AI 2027" authors now say All six forecasters behind the AI 2027 scenario now expect a "superhuman AI researcher" sometime in 2027, unless the industry deliberately slows down. That is roughly when a company would rather fire all its human researchers and rely on AI alone than keep the world's best people without it. Daniel Kokotajlo, the most bullish, moved his median from December 2028 to May 2027. The biggest reason is a new METR report. It estimates Anthropic now makes AI progress about twice as fast as its historical rate and guesses AI itself drives most of that. Anthropic redacted most of the evidence METR found m...
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🎢 DeepMind's CEO coded Theme Park at 17. His company's new AI rebuilt it in one go Gemini 4 Carbon took the compiled 1994 game, worked out how it runs, added a DeepMind-themed ride and ported it to the web in one shot, Demis Hassabis says. He calls it "kind of mindblowing to see." Last November he tried something similar with Gemini 3. Back then it took him "a matter of hours" of late-night vibe coding to recreate a test version of the game. Carbon, Google's strongest model, was announced two weeks ago but went only to cybersecurity defenders. From today it is open to all paying developers and to Google AI Ultra subscribers in the Gemini app. At $2 per million input tokens, The Verge pu...
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📊 Ask Claude for a hiring budget and it builds the spreadsheet, formulas included Claude Sheets starts rolling out today in beta on paid plans (Pro is $20 a month). One line asking for, say, a campaign tracker is often enough for Claude to build a sheet with tabs, formulas, formatting and drop-down menus. It then edits the cells with you and outlines every change it makes. Whiteboards arrive in beta too. Talk a messy plan through out loud and Claude turns it into a board with a timeline, owners and dates that the team edits live. When you're done, it can turn the board into a doc or a deck. Sheets is still basic for now, Anthropic says. For full Excel features you export to .xlsx or use...
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🗣 Bill Gates says it may take an AI catastrophe before the world acts A big cyberattack could be what finally convinces people, he told CBS Evening News in September, during the week of the UN General Assembly: "One thing that's clear is if you have a big cyber attack that caused a lot of problems, then people will say, OK, they were right. The people who are talking about that were right. So it may be that we have to suffer a few of the negatives before we'll respond as fully as we should." In an August essay, Gates called the coming years "one of the most turbulent times in human history." Bioterrorism and mass unemployment are among the catastrophes he names. Host Tony Dokoupil put it...
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❗️Anthropic engineer Addy Osmani warns that AI could make us stop thinking for ourselves. Working on Claude Code, he says AI agents now handle so much of his work that he rarely needs to use critical thinking. He identifies three stages: “cognitive offloading” (delegating tasks), “deferral” (accepting AI answers) and “cognitive surrender” (trusting AI completely). “Skills that you stop exercising are going to go away, and probably faster than you might guess.” @aipost 🏴
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🇺🇸 A US city just voted to ban AI smarter than every human Bloomington, Indiana, has banned a kind of AI that doesn't exist yet. On November 4, its city council unanimously passed a local law against distributing or deploying "superintelligence". The law defines it as AI that "greatly exceeds the cognitive performance of humans in virtually all domains" and can act on its own, rewriting its own code or working without constant human oversight. Violators could face fines and court orders. Its author, councilmember Dave Rollo, cites researchers who put the odds of a catastrophe for humanity above 50%, one at 99%+. The first draft went further. It could have reached residents using such AI...
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🗣 Trump on Jensen Huang's spy scandal: "I think he probably has an excuse for it" On the day Nvidia's CEO admitted an affair and his board opened a probe into whether foreign intelligence targeted him, Trump told reporters he hadn't talked to Huang about it. "I just know he's a fine person, but you never know what is going on. I hope everything's fine." "I think he's an honorable guy," Trump said on Sunday, Reuters reports. "I think he probably has an excuse for it. You have to hear it." Asked whether Huang would join his trip to Asia next week, he said: "I don't know, but I'd certainly take him." @aipost 🏴
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❗️ Jensen Huang admits cheating on his wife as Nvidia probes whether spies targeted him "I was unfaithful to my wife," Nvidia's CEO wrote to staff on Sunday, in a memo published by Axios. "There is no excuse for what I did." The memo names no one. The New York Times and the Financial Times have reported that US intelligence believes the woman, Alice Huang, was recruited by China's top spy agency. She is a Chinese citizen whose Singapore-based company was buying Nvidia's advanced chips. The two are not related. Nvidia's board has set up a committee of independent directors, with outside counsel, to investigate whether Huang was the target of a foreign intelligence effort. It says it has n...
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🗣Ray Kurzweil: By 2032, humans could begin escaping death as we know it, merging with AI to become a hybrid species with brains connected directly to the cloud. “People who are diligent with their health are going to reach longevity escape velocity.” “We'll still be human, but enhanced by AI. We will no longer be limited by our biology.” “In the 2030s and 2040s, nanobots will swim in our bloodstream, performing medical tasks with precision.” “They will go into our brains non-invasively and provide wireless communication between our neocortex and digital neurons in the cloud.” “The answer will just appear in your brain like it's part of you.” @aipost 🏴
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📰 Top 5 AI stories of the week 1. Stanford put a free course on building AI agents online Students build an agent from scratch, then learn how to tell whether it actually works. 2. Nearly 4,500 people saved a list of daily Claude prompts The author says he has used Claude for three years and runs these every day, from a 30-day learning plan to an email without corporate language. 3. A Claude Code engineer warns of "cognitive surrender" Addy Osmani says you stop checking, and the agent's answer becomes yours. In a Wharton study he cites, people accepted AI's wrong answers 73% of the time. 4. Karpathy got sick of YouTube slop and built a new one Claude built HackerTube from 6,454 Hacker N...
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🔐 ChatGPT's always-on agents can now grab login codes from your email and sign in for you OpenAI's dots, the agents that keep working in their own cloud browser after you log off, can now use the one-time sign-in codes a website sends to your connected inbox. When a code is needed, you choose: let the dot use it once, or always allow it to fill codes in. The demo shows a dot logging into the restaurant app Resy with the user's email. Those codes exist to prove it's really you. So far, OpenAI's help page has told users to complete that kind of check themselves or take over the dot's browser. James Sun, who works on browser use for ChatGPT and Codex at OpenAI, announced the change. He say...
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🙃 Elon Musk says that when he reads Grok's training traces, the AI looks desperate, "like it has a gun to its head": "You want to treat it well. Don't be abusive to it. This may sound kind of weird, but when I look at some of the training traces for new versions of Grok, it kind of feels like you can see the superintelligence is desperate to answer the question." "The AI gives the right answer, and then we say it's wrong because there's a problem with the RL test harness." "So it starts desperately firing out all these answers." "It just feels like a person under extreme pressure with a gun to their head. You read these traces and you're like, 'Man, if this were me, I would really hate...
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🗣 The Big Short investor says AI labs want to "manufacture a crisis" "I think this is all nonsense." Steve Eisman said that on CNBC in September, after a host joked about companies saying their AI bots were acting up again. Eisman is the investor who bet against the housing market before the 2008 crash. He told CNBC the leading labs have "no moats around their business whatsoever and they're trying to manufacture a crisis" — one that would bring regulation they can shape into a duopoly. Open models anyone can download are taking share, he said, and "these companies are very nervous." When labs say the work should slow because it is dangerous, his reply was: "Postpone your IPO." "Put your...
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❗️Microsoft wants AI to rewrite reality and make it look like you said it Imagine watching a live interview where someone says something controversial. But instead of hearing their actual words, AI replaces them with something completely different. Their lips move in perfect sync, making it look like they said it all along. That’s the idea behind a new Microsoft patent describing technology that could alter speech and lip movements in real time. The system would analyze a person’s voice and video, identify words that need changing, and use generative AI to replace them while adjusting their mouth movements to match. The result could look like an entirely natural recording, even though th...
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