<![CDATA[The Daily Wild: 🔥 The Daily Wild]]>https://www.dailywild.co/s/the-daily-wildhttps://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!2JOz!,w_256,c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Fe95fa039-31d8-440b-a966-9fe5b5bbb0ee_1105x1105.pngThe Daily Wild: 🔥 The Daily Wildhttps://www.dailywild.co/s/the-daily-wildSubstackSat, 11 Apr 2026 15:04:38 GMT<![CDATA[🔥 Tech Restructure]]>https://www.dailywild.co/p/tech-restructurehttps://www.dailywild.co/p/tech-restructureMon, 27 Oct 2025 13:03:04 GMT🐾 IN TODAY'S WILD

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This week’s important news 🗞️ “Atlas is a rational, existential move to ensure OpenAI’s future control over the digital interface. But because its strategic necessity overrides its current functional utility, it is perceived as a desperate corporate tool rather than a genuine consumer innovation, thereby struggling to gain the mass adoption it fundamentally needs to succeed. It’s a high-stakes gambit: the future of OpenAI depends on the success of a product whose present is defined by skepticism and competitive replication.” Continue reading below.


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Meta is cutting about 600 roles in its Superintelligence Labs across its FAIR unit and teams focused on product AI. The company stated this restructuring is meant to make its AI unit more flexible and responsive.

In a dramatic development for energy-efficient computing, the NVIDIA Inception startup Starcloud is preparing to launch space-based data centers this November. They plan to use NVIDIA H100 GPUs and solar power, projecting a tenfold reduction in energy costs compared to Earth-based facilities.

Meanwhile, a major breakthrough in quantum computing was announced as a new algorithm running on the Willow chip achieved the first-ever verifiable quantum advantage. The research, published in Nature, demonstrated the algorithm running 13,000 times faster than a top classical supercomputer.

In other news, a survey found that most Americans react negatively to AI-generated videos posted by President Trump. Additionally, a new study suggests that in the age of AI, freshers face a challenge getting on-the-job learning, while mid-level managers face an uphill task leading AI integration.

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  • Meta to cut around 600 roles in Superintelligence Labs AI unit
    Meta (META.O), opens new tab, is cutting around 600 positions out of the several thousand roles in its Superintelligence Labs, the Facebook owner said on Wednesday as it looks to make its artificial intelligence unit more flexible and responsive. The job cuts will affect Facebook Artificial Intelligence Research (FAIR) unit, as well as teams focused on product-related AI and AI infrastructure, the company said. [LAYOFFS]

  • The NVIDIA Inception startup projects that space-based data centers will offer 10x lower energy costs and reduce the need for energy consumption on Earth.

    Starcloud is preparing to deploy AI-data-center capacity in orbit this November using NVIDIA H100 GPUs and solar-powered systems that exploit the unique advantages of space. [LINK]

  • New breakthrough quantum algorithm published in Nature today: Our Willow chip has achieved the first-ever verifiable quantum advantage.

    Sundar announced a breakthrough quantum algorithm this week using its new Willow processor. The company demonstrated a “verifiable quantum advantage” with an algorithm called Quantum Echoes that ran 13,000 times faster than one of the world’s top classical supercomputers. The research was published in Nature and improves upon their 2019 study that only sampled bitstrings from a highly chaotic quantum state of qubits. [LINK]

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  • AI-generated video has gotten good. Should designers try it? [LINK]

  • Most Americans react negatively when shown three AI-generated videos posted by President Trump [LINK]

💻 Top techies

  • Shuttle: $6 million seed funding raised to build the AI platform engineer for developers [LINK]

  • In AI age, ‘no learning time for freshers, uphill task ahead for mid-level managers’. [LINK]

🔮 What else

  • AI chatbots are sycophants — researchers say it’s harming science Nature asked researchers who use artificial intelligence how its propensity for people-pleasing affects their work — and what they are doing to mitigate it. [LINK]

  • Introducing ChatGPT Atlas

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🗞️ In the news, “Atlas, the $150 billion threat?”

Atlas is a rational, existential move to ensure OpenAI’s future control over the digital interface.

But because its strategic necessity overrides its current functional utility, it is perceived as a desperate corporate tool rather than a genuine consumer innovation, thereby struggling to gain the mass adoption it fundamentally needs to succeed.

It’s a high-stakes gambit: the future of OpenAI depends on the success of a product whose present is defined by skepticism and competitive replication.

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]]><![CDATA[🔥 Deepfake dilemma]]>https://www.dailywild.co/p/deepfake-dilemmahttps://www.dailywild.co/p/deepfake-dilemmaThu, 23 Oct 2025 12:03:06 GMT🐾 IN TODAY'S WILD

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A new study confirms that AI-generated voices are now virtually indistinguishable from real human voices, highlighting a major ethical and security challenge. This development is occurring as the use of deepfakes rises in politics, with President Donald Trump using AI videos as a powerful tool to amplify his message and shape his online persona.

Despite the growing threat of realistic fakes, a test revealed that only one out of eight major social media platforms flagged an uploaded AI-generated video as fake, indicating that most are not using industry-standard flagging technology. The danger is real, as illustrated by a recent threat against a Michigan school that was generated using AI.

In response to these risks, India is proposing strict new rules to mandate the labeling of AI content. Meanwhile, in the tech world, Claude Haiku 4.5 is now generally available in all supported IDEs, and security researchers are warning of a new “GlassWorm” malware that is targeting VS Code extensions.

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  • [Interesting] AI-generated voices now indistinguishable from real human voices

    New study reveals that the average listener can no longer distinguish between deepfake voices and those of real humans [LINK]

  • [⚠️] How Trump’s use of AI videos is changing his political playbook
    President Donald Trump is turning artificial intelligence into one of his most potent political tools, using it to amplify his message and sharpen his online persona in ways experts say are proving strikingly effective. [LINK]

  • We uploaded a fake video to 8 social apps. Only one told users it wasn’t real. Facebook, TikTok and other major platforms do not use a tech industry standard touted as a way to flag fake content, tests using AI-generated videos found. [LINK]

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  • Threat made against Michigan school was generated using AI, officials say [LINK]

  • AI and copyright: the true, the false, and the uncertain [LINK]

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  • Claude Haiku 4.5 is generally available in all supported IDEs [LINK]

  • Supply chain attack targets VS code extensions with ‘GlassWorm’ malware
    The malware uses invisible Unicode characters to hide its code and blockchain-based infrastructure to prevent takedowns. [LINK]

🔮 What else

  • India proposes strict rules to label AI content citing growing risks [LINK]

  • What everyone is getting wrong about AI and jobs

]]><![CDATA[🔥 AI Foundry]]>https://www.dailywild.co/p/ai-foundryhttps://www.dailywild.co/p/ai-foundryWed, 22 Oct 2025 12:01:23 GMT🐾 IN TODAY'S WILD

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AI Business

The open-source agentic startup LangChain has achieved a valuation of $1.25 billion after raising $125 million in a new funding round led by IVP. This news reinforces the view that AI is not a fleeting “bubble” but a lasting technological reality, which is being called “the use case that creates all other use cases.”

In the enterprise sector, Adobe has launched the Adobe AI Foundry, a new service that allows businesses to build custom generative AI models. These models are trained specifically on a company’s own branding and intellectual property, boosting tailored AI adoption.

In other tech developments, the trend toward open-source technology is set to make AI chip development cheaper and more accessible. Additionally, the feature allowing the creation of Copilot knowledge bases can now be converted to Copilot Spaces. However, an ethical concern has emerged as aid agencies are reportedly using AI-generated “poverty porn” fake images in social media campaigns, driven by cost and consent issues.

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  • Open source agentic startup LangChain hits $1.25B valuation
    LangChain raised $125 million at a $1.25 billion valuation, the company announced on Monday. TechCrunch reported in July that the provider of a popular open source framework for building AI agents was raising fresh funds at a valuation of at least $1 billion. The deal was led by IVP, as we previously reported. New investors CapitalG and Sapphire Ventures joined in, as did existing investors Sequoia, Benchmark, and Amplify. [LINK]

  • Adobe launches a foundry service that builds custom generative AI models for enterprises
    Creative design giant Adobe is beefing up the products it offers businesses to include custom generative AI models. Adobe launched Adobe AI Foundry on Monday, a new offering that allows enterprises to work with the company to build custom generative AI models trained on their branding and intellectual property. [LINK]

  • GenAI: The use case that creates all other use cases
    Recently, there has been a buzz of discussion on the future of AI. It has been widely written that this is an AI bubble and can burst any time soon. In my opinion, AI is not a bubble, but a reality that will stay with humankind forever. [LINK]

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  • Good developer marketing is just good writing Orwell’s 6 questions and 6 rules are a great way to start practicing [LINK]

  • This prompt turns ChatGPT into what it should be. Copy-paste it in ‘custom instructions’: [LINK]

💻 Top techies

  • Copilot knowledge bases can now be converted to Copilot Spaces [LINK]

  • AI chip development to become cheaper, more accessible with open-source technology. Microprocessor engineer Jim Keller notes that open-source chips are improving steadily. [LINK]

🔮 What else

  • AI-generated ‘poverty porn’ fake images being used by aid agencies
    Exclusive: Pictures depicting the most vulnerable and poorest people are being used in social media campaigns in the sector, driven by concerns over consent and cost. [LINK]

  • The Singularity is Here: AI is Solving Math, Sora Outpaces Chat-GPT & AI is Designing Chips

]]><![CDATA[🔥 The new flood]]>https://www.dailywild.co/p/the-new-floodhttps://www.dailywild.co/p/the-new-floodTue, 21 Oct 2025 12:03:27 GMT🐾 IN TODAY'S WILD

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OpenAI has launched AgentKit, a comprehensive suite of tools for developers to build and deploy AI agents, aiming to streamline a process that was previously fragmented and complex. This comes as generative AI continues to reshape the financial services industry, with Google Cloud highlighting how the technology is accelerating innovation in banking and risk management. In a related development, Fujitsu and Sony Bank are partnering to integrate generative AI into their core banking system to speed up development by 20%.

In other news, AI-generated voices have become nearly indistinguishable from real human voices. Politically, President Donald Trump has been using synthetic media to attack opponents and enhance his public image. Additionally, OpenAI is reportedly trying to make ChatGPT a platform, or even a future operating system, with the ability to run apps directly inside the chat window.

In the world of open source, Meta has released OpenZL, a new compression framework, while Tencent’s Hunyuan Image 3.0 has topped the text-to-image rankings.

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  • OpenAI stops ‘disrespectful’ Martin Luther King Jr deepfakes
    OpenAI has stopped its artificial intelligence (AI) app Sora creating deepfake videos portraying Dr Martin Luther King Jr, following a request from his estate. The company acknowledged the video generator had created “disrespectful” content about the civil rights campaigner. Sora has gone viral in the US due to its ability to make hyper-realistic videos, which has led to people sharing faked scenes of deceased celebrities and historical figures in bizarre and often offensive scenarios. [LINK]

  • How Generative AI is reshaping clinical support for a multi-generational workforce
    Healthcare teams today are navigating an unprecedented challenge: Meeting the diverse needs of a workforce spanning five generations. From traditionalists who began their careers with paper charts to tech-first clinicians who’ve never known a world without smartphones, the expectations for clinical support tools are as varied as the workforce itself. [LINK]

  • ByteDance’s other AI chatbot is quietly gaining traction around the world ByteDance is paying for ads and partnering with influencers to promote its AI chatbot app Cici in countries like the UK, Mexico, and Indonesia. [LINK]

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  • AI-generated lesson plans fall short on inspiring students and promoting critical thinking
    When teachers rely on commonly used artificial intelligence chatbots to devise lesson plans, it does not result in more engaging, immersive or effective learning experiences compared with existing techniques, we found in our recent study. The AI-generated civics lesson plans we analyzed also left out opportunities for students to explore the stories and experiences of traditionally marginalized people. [LINK]

  • Over 50 percent of the internet is now AI slop, new data finds
    Since the public launch of ChatGPT in November 2022, we’ve been battening down the hatches amid an absolute deluge of AI slop. But it hasn’t quite drowned us all yet, evidently. The report, published by the SEO firm Graphite, analyzed a random sample of 65,000 English-language articles published between January 2020 and May 2025. Using an AI detector called Surfer, any article that was found to have 50 percent or more of the content written with a large language model was considered AI-generated. [LINK]

💻 Top techies

  • Inclusive medical AI can boost market reach by up to 40%
    The study provides extensive empirical evidence that fairness improves model performance and fosters organizational innovation. By addressing bias, developers correct sample selection errors and distributional shifts that degrade accuracy [LINK]

  • Particular Audience unveils open source developer suite to “break down
    Retail Media barriers” Taking self-serve to a whole new level, AI-powered retail media platform Particular Audience has launched a Open Source Suite on GitHub that brings together three developer tools for free for those looking to create their own retail media offering. [LINK]

🔮 What else

  • How user prompt style can trigger AI hallucinations
    Research shows AI hallucinations often stem from user prompts. A study finds style shifts confuse models; train on wider styles or write fuller, polite queries. [LINK]

  • Andrej Karpathy — “We’re summoning ghosts, not building animals”

]]><![CDATA[🔥 AI perception]]>https://www.dailywild.co/p/ai-perceptionhttps://www.dailywild.co/p/ai-perceptionFri, 17 Oct 2025 12:03:28 GMT🐾 IN TODAY'S WILD

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A new AI tool called SpectroGen is making material quality assessment easier by acting as a “virtual spectrometer” to generate spectroscopic data in various modalities. This advance highlights a fundamental difference in how AI systems and humans “see” the world, which is why AI-generated images often look unnatural or “garish.” The widespread adoption of generative AI continues to grow, with hundreds of millions of people worldwide using free chatbots, and at least 20 million paying for premium services like ChatGPT.

In other tech news, open-source malware has seen a sharp increase of 140 percent, raising concerns about the security of the ecosystem, even as Jack Dorsey supports the idea of a decentralized GitHub. Finally, companies are intensifying their corporate responses to the use of generative AI in the workplace, and some are releasing their open-source approaches to building better data platforms and tooling.

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  • Checking the quality of materials just got easier with a new AI tool
    Acting as a “virtual spectrometer,” SpectroGen generates spectroscopic data in any modality, such as X-ray or infrared, to quickly assess a material’s quality. [LINK]

    My view: Impressive advancements

  • AI systems and humans ‘see’ the world differently – and that’s why AI images look so garish
    How do computers see the world? It’s not quite the same way humans do.

    Recent advances in generative artificial intelligence (AI) make it possible to do more things with computer image processing. You might ask an AI tool to describe an image, for example, or to create an image from a description you provide. [LINK]
    My view: How do ‘we’ really see the world?

  • What happens when you give millions of people free access to AI?
    Hundreds of millions of people worldwide use generative AI chatbots. Tens of millions of us pay for access to premium versions of those products — at least 20 million pay for ChatGPT, according to an OpenAI spokesperson. [LINK]
    My view: the world urgently needs new educational systems.

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  • Unleashing the power of generative AI in the world of work. [LINK]

  • Corporate responses to generative AI: early evidence from conference calls. [LINK]

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  • Jack Dorsey says “Yes” to a decentralized GitHub. [LINK]

  • Open source malware up 140 percent [LINK]

🔮 What else

  • Building better data platforms: Our open source approach to infrastructure and tooling. [LINK]

]]><![CDATA[🔥 AI and co.]]>https://www.dailywild.co/p/ai-and-cohttps://www.dailywild.co/p/ai-and-coThu, 16 Oct 2025 14:39:13 GMT🐾 IN TODAY'S WILD

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  • [Interesting] A systematic approach to experimenting with Gen AI to reduce risk, refine their strategies, and optimize adoption at scale, companies need more testing at the organizational level. [LINK]

  • [⚠️] Method teaches generative AI models to locate personalized objects After being trained with this technique, vision-language models can better identify a unique item in a new scene. [LINK]

  • Can AI teach AI? Georgia Tech and edX are testing the theory [LINK]

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  • IKS Health announces novel generative AI platform built on Google Cloud. [LINK]

  • AI buildout spend is justified even if there are ‘casualties,’ Jim Cramer says [LINK]

💻 Top techies

  • Google’s upgraded Veo 3.1 video model. [LINK]

  • Introducing Claude Haiku 4.5 [LINK]

🔮 What else

  • How a Gemma model helped discover a new potential cancer therapy pathway [LINK]

]]><![CDATA[🔥 Digital twin consumers]]>https://www.dailywild.co/p/digital-twin-consumershttps://www.dailywild.co/p/digital-twin-consumersWed, 15 Oct 2025 12:01:12 GMT🐾 IN TODAY'S WILD

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A new AI research paper outlines a method to create “digital twin” consumers by using large language models to simulate human behavior. This breakthrough could revolutionize the market research industry. While some fear AI will make their jobs obsolete, a bioinformatician’s experience with flawed AI-generated analyses has convinced him that his role is more critical than ever. In Hollywood, the union Equity is considering “mass direct action” due to a growing number of complaints from actors about their images being used in AI-generated content without permission.

In other developments, Microsoft AI has released its first in-house image generator, which is already performing well on industry benchmarks. The new Sora 2 app, OpenAI’s latest video generator, can now produce videos with dialogue and sound effects. Additionally, a recent report suggests that while AI-generated articles briefly outnumbered human-written ones, the two are now roughly equal. Meanwhile, Anthropic’s Claude Sonnet 4.5 is now generally available in GitHub Copilot, and ServiceNow AI Research has released a new enterprise deep-research benchmark called DRBench.

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  • This new AI technique creates ‘digital twin’ consumers, and it could kill the traditional survey industry

    A new research paper quietly published last week outlines a breakthrough method that allows large language models (LLMs) to simulate human consumer behavior with startling accuracy, a development that could reshape the multi-billion-dollar market research industry. [LINK]

  • ‘Am I redundant?’: how AI changed my career in bioinformatics
    A run-in with some artefact-laden AI-generated analyses convinced Lei Zhu that machine learning wasn’t making his role irrelevant, but more important than ever. [LINK]

  • Equity threatens mass direct action over use of actors’ images in AI content Union says growing numbers of its members have made complaints about infringements of copyright in AI material [LINK]

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  • I tried the new Sora 2 to generate AI videos - and the results were pure sorcery The new Sora 2 app can turn text or images into videos with dialogue and sound effects in seconds. [LINK]

  • Microsoft AI announces first image generator created in-house
    The model has already secured a spot in the top 10 of LMArena. [LINK]

💻 Top techies

  • ServiceNow AI research releases DRBench, a realistic enterprise deep-research benchmark. [LINK]

  • Anthropic’s Claude Sonnet 4.5 is now generally available in GitHub Copilot [LINK]

🔮 What else

  • Exclusive: AI writing hasn’t overwhelmed the web yet
    New articles generated by AI briefly outnumbered those written by humans online, but the two are now roughly equal, per a new report from SEO firm Graphite. [LINK]

  • Ex-Google Whistleblower: Why Tech CEOs Fear A.I. Could End Humanity

]]><![CDATA[🔥 AI’s Influence]]>https://www.dailywild.co/p/ais-influencehttps://www.dailywild.co/p/ais-influenceFri, 10 Oct 2025 12:02:55 GMT🐾 IN TODAY'S WILD

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A new survey across six countries reveals how people are using generative AI in their daily lives and what they think about its impact on journalism. Despite widespread speculation, Wharton expert Ethan Mollick warns that AI job predictions are unreliable, stating that no one, not even major tech companies, truly knows the future of AI’s effect on the labor market. This cautious perspective is contrasted by companies like Visa, which has woven AI into every part of its operations, treating it as both a science and an art.

In other developments, Northwestern University has partnered with AWS to create a multilingual generative AI search tool. In healthcare, a study is using generative AI to create patient-friendly radiology reports for cancer patients. On the tech front, Claude Sonnet 3.5 is set to be deprecated. Lastly, some experts believe that AI video, which is rapidly advancing beyond simple “slop,” may be the next major frontier in AI, surpassing text-based models.

+ The news of this week 🗞️ “The AI market is a paradox of soaring valuations and cautionary warnings from leaders like the CEO of Goldman Sachs. This financial tension, however, masks the true narrative: the acceleration of AI adoption is poised to create a seismic shift in the corporate world. As AI becomes more accessible and intelligent, its disruptive force won’t just correct market values but will fundamentally upend industries and displace major players. This post reveals why the true risk isn’t a bubble, but a “train wreck” for those who fail to adapt.” Continue reading here.

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  • Generative AI and news report 2025: How people think about AI’s role in journalism and society
    Our survey in six countries (Argentina, Denmark, France, Japan, the UK, and the US) explored how people use generative AI in their everyday lives, what they think its impact will be on different areas of society, and what they think about its use in news and journalism specifically. It is a follow-up to the survey that we conducted in the same six countries in 2024 (Fletcher and Nielsen 2024). Based on the results of this survey, and the previous one, we find the following. [LINK]

    My view: The world is changing, and we have to adapt.

  • Don’t trust AI jobs predictions, says Wharton expert Ethan Mollick: ‘No one knows anything.’
    Wharton AI expert Ethan Mollick says some evidence of workplace productivity gains from gen AI are emerging, but he says the larger truth is that we still know very little about AI, the job market, and future use cases, and that goes for the biggest AI companies, too. [LINK]
    My view: No one knows anything.

  • How Visa wove AI into every facet of the company by approaching it as both a science and an art
    “[AI] is part of the fabric of the company,” Visa’s president of Technology told Fortune. [LINK]
    My view: I agree.

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  • How Northwestern University built a multilingual generative AI search tool with AWS [LINK]

  • Leveraging generative artificial intelligence (AI) to improve patient communication: A qualitative assessment of AI-generated patient-friendly radiology report summaries for patients with cancer. [LINK]

💻 Top techies

  • Upcoming deprecation of Claude Sonnet 3.5 [LINK]

  • Implement a secure MLOps platform based on Terraform and GitHub [LINK]

🔮 What else

  • AI video: more than just “slop” The next big thing in AI may be pictures, not words [LINK]

  • AI app Sora 2 generates backlash as it surges in popularity

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In a public interview, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman discussed the company’s progress and future plans, emphasizing its public-facing strategy.1 This conversation comes as new research from the Penn Wharton Budget Model suggests that AI automation could significantly boost GDP and productivity by the early 2030s, impacting a wide range of jobs.

In other developments, a new study from MIT details a tool that uses generative AI to create diverse, realistic virtual environments for training robots. Meanwhile, OpenAI is leveraging AI to convert its legal contracts into searchable data.

On the technical front, the LLM landscape is shifting from large, general-purpose models to a more specialized ecosystem of smaller models, even as training compute and datasets continue to expand at a rapid pace. Security experts are also highlighting the threat of “prompt injection,” a new method of hacking AI systems by embedding malicious commands in data.

Lastly, the robotics startup Figure has unveiled its new 03 humanoid robot, featuring advanced hands with touch sensors and embedded cameras.

+ The news of this week 🗞️ “The AI market is a paradox of soaring valuations and cautionary warnings from leaders like the CEO of Goldman Sachs. This financial tension, however, masks the true narrative: the acceleration of AI adoption is poised to create a seismic shift in the corporate world. As AI becomes more accessible and intelligent, its disruptive force won’t just correct market values but will fundamentally upend industries and displace major players. This post reveals why the true risk isn’t a bubble, but a “train wreck” for those who fail to adapt.” Continue reading here.

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  • [Interesting] An interview with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman about DevDay and the AI buildout

    “I have interviewed Altman twice before, first in 2023 with Microsoft’s Kevin Scott, and again earlier this year; while OpenAI is not a public company, I am, just as I did previously, treating this like a public company CEO interview, which means this transcript is publicly available. [LINK]

  • [⚠️] How AI could lift productivity and GDP growth

    AI automation could sharply increase productivity by the early 2030s, according to a Penn Wharton Budget Model brief, which estimated the likely impact on 784 occupations. [LINK]

  • Four steps for successful generative AI governance

    With the federal government clearly embracing the potential benefits of generative AI and a skyrocketing number of deployments across agencies, we can expect more debate between those who want to jump into the AI pool quickly and with both feet to reap the benefits and those more concerned about the security and privacy implications and want to take a more cautious approach. [LINK]

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⚡️ Top trends

  • Using generative AI to diversify virtual training grounds for robots

    New tool from MIT CSAIL creates realistic virtual kitchens and living rooms where simulated robots can interact with models of real-world objects, scaling up training data for robot foundation models. [LINK]

  • Turning contracts into searchable data at OpenAI
    Every enterprise deal comes with a signed contract. Each one has start dates, billing terms, renewal clauses. [LINK]

💻 Top techies

  • State of LLMs in late 2025
    By October 2025, the AI landscape has evolved from “one model does everything” to a hyper-specialized ecosystem where each LLM has distinct strengths. Training compute is doubling every five months, datasets expand every eight months, and performance continues hitting new benchmarks. Yet challenges are emerging: diminishing returns on scaling, massive energy consumption, and the rise of smaller specialized models (SLMs) are reshaping the field. [LINK]

  • Invisible commands, real threats: The rise of prompt injection in AI
    What you need to know:     A sneaky new hack called “prompt injection” can quietly hijack AI systems by slipping malicious instructions into the data that AI models process. So companies are trying to add deterministic security measures, essentially unbreakable guardrails, to keep these attacks at bay. [LINK]

🔮 What else

  • Figure’s 03 humanoid drops today, with the California startup releasing a sleek teaser video showing swappable fabric skins, articulated feet, and advanced hands loaded with touch sensors and embedded cameras. [LINK]

  • Nvidia CEO

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]]><![CDATA[🔥 Future proofing]]>https://www.dailywild.co/p/future-proofinghttps://www.dailywild.co/p/future-proofingWed, 08 Oct 2025 12:02:43 GMT🐾 IN TODAY'S WILD

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Good morning and happy Wednesday!

+ The news of this week 🗞️ “The AI market is a paradox of soaring valuations and cautionary warnings from leaders like the CEO of Goldman Sachs. This financial tension, however, masks the true narrative: the acceleration of AI adoption is poised to create a seismic shift in the corporate world. As AI becomes more accessible and intelligent, its disruptive force won’t just correct market values but will fundamentally upend industries and displace major players. This post reveals why the true risk isn’t a bubble, but a “train wreck” for those who fail to adapt.” Continue reading here.

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A freelance translator’s career has been transformed by AI, with his expertise now repurposed for an “AI cleanup service.” This highlights a broader trend where generative AI is disrupting white-collar work, leading to a 20% decline in job listings for some roles. Furthermore, AI-powered Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) are creating a “black hole” for job seekers, as resumes without specific keywords or correct formatting are rejected before ever reaching a human.

In other news, Boston University is leading the way in integrating AI into education with its “TerrierGPT” platform, a move the university describes as a “critical embrace” of the technology. On the corporate front, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has announced the company will cover the new $100,000 visa fees, showing its commitment to a global talent pool. Separately, Salesforce has told clients it will not pay a ransom demanded by hackers who claim to have stolen client data.

Finally, the role of developers is evolving, with new tools like OpenAI’s Codex making them supervisors of machine-generated code rather than just authors.
Experts are also exploring various methods for evaluating Large Language Models (LLMs) to ensure they are accurate and reliable.7

🦾 AI daily pulse

  • How AI is changing white-collar work
    Julian Pintat, a freelance English-to-German translator, has watched his 15-year career gradually unravel. Specializing in high-stakes fields like medical technology and pharmaceutics, his expertise has been repriced as an AI cleanup service. [LINK]

  • The A.I. black hole swallowing job seekers
    After sending out more than 100 applications, I learned the robots are no longer satisfied with taking our jobs—they also want to prevent us from getting new ones. [LINK]

  • What happens when universities offer a “critical embrace” of AI?

    With platforms like Boston University’s “TerrierGPT,” the pressure for students to use AI is coming from colleges themselves, even as researchers warn of long-term consequences. [LINK]

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⚡️ Top trends

  • Salesforce tells clients it won’t pay hackers for extortion. [LINK]

  • Nvidia will foot the bill for Trump’s new visa fees. Here’s what CEO Jensen Huang told staff. [LINK]

💻 Top techies

  • The developer role is evolving.
    Here’s how to stay ahead. AI is changing how software gets built. Explore the skills you need to keep up and stand out. [LINK]

  • Codex is now generally available
    We’re announcing the general availability of Codex and three new features that make it even more useful for engineering teams [LINK]

🔮 What else

  • Understanding the 4 main approaches to LLM evaluation (from scratch)
    How do we actually evaluate LLMs? It’s a simple question, but one that tends to open up a much bigger discussion. [LINK]

  • Every AI founder should be asking these questions

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]]><![CDATA[🔥 AgentKit]]>https://www.dailywild.co/p/agentkithttps://www.dailywild.co/p/agentkitTue, 07 Oct 2025 12:02:26 GMT🐾 IN TODAY'S WILD

Hey everyone,

Good morning and happy Tuesday!

+ The news of this week 🗞️ “The AI market is a paradox of soaring valuations and cautionary warnings from leaders like the CEO of Goldman Sachs. This financial tension, however, masks the true narrative: the acceleration of AI adoption is poised to create a seismic shift in the corporate world. As AI becomes more accessible and intelligent, its disruptive force won’t just correct market values but will fundamentally upend industries and displace major players. This post reveals why the true risk isn’t a bubble, but a “train wreck” for those who fail to adapt.” Continue reading here.

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AI Tools

OpenAI has launched AgentKit, a comprehensive suite of tools for developers to build and deploy AI agents, aiming to streamline a process that was previously fragmented and complex. This comes as generative AI continues to reshape the financial services industry, with Google Cloud highlighting how the technology is accelerating innovation in banking and risk management. In a related development, Fujitsu and Sony Bank are partnering to integrate generative AI into their core banking system to speed up development by 20%.

In other news, AI-generated voices have become nearly indistinguishable from real human voices. Politically, President Donald Trump has been using synthetic media to attack opponents and enhance his public image. Additionally, OpenAI is reportedly trying to make ChatGPT a platform, or even a future operating system, with the ability to run apps directly inside the chat window.

In the world of open source, Meta has released OpenZL, a new compression framework, while Tencent’s Hunyuan Image 3.0 has topped the text-to-image rankings.

🦾 AI daily pulse

  • [OpenAI] Introducing AgentKit - OpenAI

    Today we’re launching AgentKit, a complete set of tools for developers and enterprises to build, deploy, and optimize agents. Until now, building agents meant juggling fragmented tools—complex orchestration with no versioning, custom connectors, manual eval pipelines, prompt tuning, and weeks of frontend work before launch. [LINK]

  • The unstoppable rise of generative AI in financial services

    Gen AI is reshaping financial services, with insights from Google Cloud highlighting how AI is accelerating innovation in banking and risk management. [LINK]

  • Fujitsu and Sony Bank partner to integrate generative AI into core banking system design and development
    Initiative targets AI-driven system design, 20% faster development, and enhanced service delivery for all core banking functions by April 2026. [LINK]

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⚡️ Top trends

  • AI voices are now indistinguishable from real human voices

    Do you think you’d be able to tell the difference between a real human voice and a deepfake? Most people can’t. [LINK]

  • On Truth Social, Trump has embraced AI media to attack foes and boost his image
    The president has posted dozens of pieces of synthetic media, including deepfakes, since he returned to the White House in January, according to an NBC News review. [LINK]

💻 Top techies

  • [Meta] Introducing OpenZL: An Open Source format-aware compression framework [LINK]

  • Tencent’s open-source Hunyuan Image 3.0 hits No.1 on LMArena’s text-to-image board via blind-vote battles; ranking is preliminary and may shift. [LINK]

🔮 What else

  • OpenAI wants ChatGPT to be your future Operating System
    At OpenAI’s Developer Day, CEO Sam Altman showed off apps that run entirely inside the chat window—a new effort to turn ChatGPT into a platform. [LINK]

  • From Vibe Coding to Vibe Researching: OpenAI’s Mark Chen and Jakub Pachocki

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]]><![CDATA[🔥 AI momentum]]>https://www.dailywild.co/p/ai-momentumhttps://www.dailywild.co/p/ai-momentumMon, 06 Oct 2025 12:02:36 GMT🐾 IN TODAY'S WILD

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Good morning and happy Monday!

This week’s important news 🗞️ “The AI market is a paradox of soaring valuations and cautionary warnings from leaders like the CEO of Goldman Sachs. This financial tension, however, masks the true narrative: the acceleration of AI adoption is poised to create a seismic shift in the corporate world. As AI becomes more accessible and intelligent, its disruptive force won’t just correct market values but will fundamentally upend industries and displace major players. This post reveals why the true risk isn’t a bubble, but a “train wreck” for those who fail to adapt.” Continue reading below.


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Accenture has reported $1.8 billion in new generative AI bookings for the last quarter, while also announcing layoffs for 11,000 employees, it says cannot be “upskilled to AI.” A new study has found that approximately one-quarter of press releases are now written with the help of generative AI.

The week saw significant developments in AI video generation, with both Meta and OpenAI launching new products. Meta introduced Vibes, an AI video feed built in partnership with MidJourney, while OpenAI unveiled Sora 2. In other major news, Google has continued to expand Gemini, adding it to Chrome and Google TV. Additionally, Huawei has released a new open-source technique to reduce the size of LLMs, enabling them to run on less powerful hardware without compromising quality.

Other developments include the launch of a new ethics benchmark for assessing LLMs, details on MetaMask’s airdrop points, and a McKinsey report on the role of CEOs in the agentic age.

🦾 AI daily pulse

  • Accenture reported $1.8bn in new ‘generative AI’ bookings in the last quarter
    It will also lay off 11k people it thinks can’t be ‘upskilled to AI’, which got a lot of attention, but it’s also only 1.4% of headcount and might just be a cover. [LINK] [LAYOFFS]

  • The widespread adoption of large language model-assisted writing across society
    According to this study, based on the analysis of more than 500,000 English-language documents, approximately one-quarter of press releases were written with the assistance of generative AI. Fortunately, writing the CPs is only a small part of the job. [LINK]

  • This was a big week for AI video generation, with Meta launching Vibes on September 25 and OpenAI following five days later with Sora 2

    Meta moved first with Vibes, an AI video feed within the Meta AI app, built in partnership with MidJourney and Black Forest Labs. The app enables native image-to-video generation with a restyle option and music addition. The app also links to Instagram by allowing remixes when you see a “Vibes” video on your feed. [LINK]

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⚡️ Top trends

  • [Google] Last week, Google added Gemini to Chrome, and this week it’s adding it to Google TV. The launch video does a pretty good job of showing realistic use cases. [LINK]

  • Huawei’s new open source technique shrinks LLMs to make them run on less powerful, less expensive hardware
    Huawei’s Computing Systems Lab in Zurich has introduced a new open-source quantization method for large language models (LLMs) aimed at reducing memory demands without sacrificing output quality. [LINK]

💻 Top techies

  • MetaMask GitHub releases airdrop points details: Spot trading has the highest weight, and using LINEA points will double your points [LINK]

  • LLM ethics benchmark: a three-dimensional assessment system for evaluating moral reasoning in large language models. [LINK]

🔮 What else

  • [McKinsey Quarterly] The change agent: Goals, decisions, and implications for CEOs in the agentic age [LINK]

  • AI is upending higher education. Is that a bad thing?

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The Unseen Risk: Why a market correction isn’t a real threat? Is a corporate mass extinction on the horizon?

Summary: This week, the AI sector presents a tale of two realities. While public markets celebrate record valuations, a growing number of financial leaders, including the CEO of Goldman Sachs, are sounding the alarm on a looming market drawdown, likening the current exuberance to the dot-com bubble. This financial tension, however, distracts from a far more critical narrative: the accelerating pace of AI adoption is poised to create a seismic shift in the corporate world. As AI becomes more accessible and intelligent through its multimodal capabilities, its disruptive force will not only correct market values but will also fundamentally upend industries and displace major players. This post dissects the financial warnings and technological trends to reveal why the true risk isn’t an investment bubble, but a “train wreck” for those who fail to adapt.

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]]><![CDATA[🔥 Human communities and humanoids]]>https://www.dailywild.co/p/human-communities-and-humanoidshttps://www.dailywild.co/p/human-communities-and-humanoidsFri, 03 Oct 2025 12:02:54 GMT🐾 IN TODAY'S WILD

Hey everyone,

Good morning and happy Friday!

Meta is launching Communities on Threads, creating themed spaces for conversations around various topics like sports and entertainment. While this is seen as a big move, some experts are questioning whether the public can keep up with the rapid pace of AI advancements. A new study on AI in education sheds light on how professors are using AI for research and grading, with many seeing it as a way to save valuable time.

In other news, OpenAI is now reportedly valued at $500 billion, making it the world’s most valuable startup. In the robotics space, security researchers have uncovered serious flaws in the Unitree G1 humanoid robot, warning it could be used for surveillance and cyberattacks. Meanwhile, Anthropic has released an open-source Claude Agent SDK alongside its Claude Sonnet 4.5 model, providing new tools for developers. IBM has also become the first major open-source AI model developer to earn ISO 42001 certification, and Uber has acquired an AI data-labeling firm to bolster its own self-driving technology.

+ The news of this week 🗞️ “OpenAI and NVIDIA have announced a monumental strategic partnership to deploy at least 10 gigawatts (GW) of NVIDIA’s advanced systems to power OpenAI’s next-generation AI infrastructure. To support this massive build-out, NVIDIA plans to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI, cementing a relationship that is both financial and technical.” Continue reading here.

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  • Meta is launching “Communities” on Threads, community-themed spaces Instagram Threads, Meta’s X rival that now has over 400 million monthly active users, is officially launching a new feature that could redefine how its app is used: Communities. On Thursday, Meta said it’s introducing over 100 communities to the app, where users worldwide can have casual conversations around topics like basketball, television, K-pop, books, and more. [LINK]

    My view: It’s about time. A big bet for Meta.

  • We’re not in an ‘AI winter’—but here’s how to survive a cold snap
    Over the nearly three years since ChatGPT’s launch in November 2022, generative AI has created a frenzy that has radiated like the midday summer sun—hot and unrelenting. [LINK]
    My view: I am not sure the public can follow.

  • Research, curriculum and grading: new data sheds light on how professors are using AI
    “There were suggestions of offering different choices like having students generate an image, having students write a poem. And these are things that I could maybe think of but we have limits on our time, which is probably our most valuable resource as faculty.” [LINK]
    My view: the world urgently needs new educational systems.

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⚡️ Top trends

  • Security researchers say G1 humanoid robots are secretly sending information to China and can easily be hacked
    Researchers have uncovered serious security flaws with the Unitree G1 humanoid robot, a machine that is already being used in laboratories and some police departments. They discovered that G1 can be used for covert surveillance and could potentially launch a full-scale cyberattack on networks. [LINK]

  • OpenAI is reportedly now valued at $500 billion following a $6.6 billion tender offer, making it the world’s most valuable startup.
    In addition to dethroning SpaceX from the top spot, the transaction is among the largest secondary sales from venture-backed companies, alongside Databrick‘s $10 billion Series J in 2024 that was mostly a tender, and Uber‘s roughly $8 billion tender offer in 2017 led by SoftBank. [LINK]

💻 Top techies

  • Anthropic releases Open Source Claude agent SDK alongside Claude Sonnet 4.5 breakthrough
    Anthropic has released Claude Sonnet 4.5 with a new open source Claude Agent SDK, giving developers powerful tools to build custom autonomous agents while pushing the limits of code-focused AI. [LINK]

  • IBM becomes first major open-source AI model developer to earn ISO 42001 certification
    IBM is among the first to earn this recognition, and the first open-source AI model developer to do so for the AI Management System (AIMS) of its IBM Granite open-source language models. [LINK]

🔮 What else

  • Uber acquires AI data-labeling firm
    “We are continuing to double down on our lidar and multi-sensor data annotation capabilities as we serve customers globally,” Uber AI Solutions said in a post on Linkedin. “Segments.ai brings solid experience in lidar annotation tools, deep expertise in the domain, and an incredible base of clients.” [LINK]

  • Anthropic Head of Pretraining on Scaling Laws, Compute, and the Future of AI

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]]><![CDATA[🔥 Thinking AI]]>https://www.dailywild.co/p/thinking-aihttps://www.dailywild.co/p/thinking-aiThu, 02 Oct 2025 12:02:27 GMT🐾 IN TODAY'S WILD

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Good morning and happy Thursday!

A new AI startup, Thinking Machines Lab, led by former OpenAI researchers, has launched a product called Tinker. The tool is an API that allows businesses and researchers to fine-tune open-source AI models from companies like Meta and Alibaba, betting that customization will be the next major trend in AI.

In other tech news, Apple has reportedly shelved plans for a cheaper Vision Pro headset to focus its resources on developing augmented reality glasses. On the labor front, a new study from Yale and the Brookings Institution found no evidence of a “discernible disruption” to jobs since the launch of ChatGPT in late 2022, despite widespread fears.

In other developments, Microsoft has introduced an aggressive new offer of $20 per month for Office 365 and Copilot Pro. The AI-generated actress, Tilly Norwood, has made her debut, sparking both interest from talent agents and concerns from real-life actors. Lastly, cybersecurity warnings have been issued for MacOS users about malicious GitHub pages distributing malware and the dangerous XCSSET malware.

+ The news of this week 🗞️ “OpenAI and NVIDIA have announced a monumental strategic partnership to deploy at least 10 gigawatts (GW) of NVIDIA’s advanced systems to power OpenAI’s next-generation AI infrastructure. To support this massive build-out, NVIDIA plans to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI, cementing a relationship that is both financial and technical.” Continue reading here.

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  • [Interesting] Thinking Machines Lab, led by a group of prominent former OpenAI researchers, is betting that fine-tuning cutting-edge models will be the next frontier in AI.
    The buzzy artificial intelligence startup co-founded by ex-OpenAI exec Mira Murati has introduced its first product. An application programming interface dubbed Tinker, it allows businesses, researchers and hobbyists to customize open-source frontier AI models for specialized tasks, with support for Meta’s Llama and Alibaba’s Qwen to start. [LINK]

  • [⚠️] Apple has reportedly abandoned the idea of releasing a less expensive version of the Vision Pro virtual reality goggle to focus resources on augmented reality glasses (expected to be released in 2027 or 2028)

    Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman claims Apple has moved staff off the cheaper and lighter Vision headset project to prioritize shipping smart glasses with a display sooner. [LINK]

  • Another AI study, same story: its too early to declare disruption
    Artificial intelligence tools are not putting people out of work, a new academic study finds. Despite widespread discussion of an “AI-pocalyse” in the labor market, researchers from Yale’s Budget Lab and the Brookings Institution say they discovered no evidence of any “discernible disruption” to jobs since the release of ChatGPT in November 2022. [LINK]

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⚡️ Top trends

  • Determined to impose its generative AI offer, Microsoft is launching a very aggressive offer at $20/month including Office 365 and Copilot Pro. [LINK]

  • Tilly Norwood is Hollywood’s new AI-generated actress
    Norwood is an AI-generated Hollywood actress who’s just made her big-screen debut, catching the attention of talent agents and attracting concerns from real life actors. [LINK]

💻 Top techies

  • Malicious GitHub pages lure MacOS users into installing Atomic infostealer MacOS users looking to download popular software such as LastPass, 1Password, After Effects, Gemini, and many others are in danger of getting saddled with the Atomic infostealer instead, LastPass has warned. [LINK]

  • Microsoft flags dangerous XCSSET macOS malware targeting developers - so be on your guard [LINK]

🔮 What else

  • Former OpenAI and DeepMind researchers raise whopping $300M seed to automate science [LINK]

  • 3 Days in San Francisco’s AI Gold Rush

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]]><![CDATA[🔥 Advancements and exploitation]]>https://www.dailywild.co/p/advancements-and-exploitationhttps://www.dailywild.co/p/advancements-and-exploitationWed, 01 Oct 2025 12:02:29 GMT🐾 IN TODAY'S WILD

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Good morning and happy Wednesday!

+ The news of this week 🗞️ “+ The news of this week 🗞️ “OpenAI and NVIDIA have announced a monumental strategic partnership to deploy at least 10 gigawatts (GW) of NVIDIA’s advanced systems to power OpenAI’s next-generation AI infrastructure. To support this massive build-out, NVIDIA plans to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI, cementing a relationship that is both financial and technical.” Continue reading here.

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OpenAI has unveiled Sora 2, its next-generation video generator, which reportedly creates more realistic motion and better obeys the laws of physics. In the e-commerce space, ChatGPT now accounts for a significant portion of Walmart’s referral traffic, while Amazon is working to block AI shopping agents.

A recent Deloitte survey reveals that consumer trust, loyalty, and spending on AI products can be boosted by combining strong data responsibility with innovation. This comes as a new study highlights that a large percentage of U.S. consumers are now daily active users of generative AI chatbots, with companies racing to differentiate their models.

In research and development, a new framework for generative diffusion models aims to make them more efficient and reduce computational costs. Google Research has also used an AI coding agent, AlphaEvolve, to advance theoretical computer science. Finally, AI is being used to create diverse virtual training grounds for robots, enhancing their versatility.

🦾 AI daily pulse

  • OpenAI debuts next-gen video model
    Tech behemoth OpenAI has unveiled Sora 2, its latest video generator. The artificial intelligence model’s enhanced capabilities include more realistic depictions of motion and speech that better obey “the laws of physics,” reports NBC News. [LINK]

  • ChatGPT is now 20% of Walmart’s referral traffic — while Amazon wards off AI shopping agents
    According to Similarweb, ChatGPT is 20% of Walmart’s referral traffic. Great headline! Context, though: referral is 5% of Walmart traffic. “ChatGPT, what is 20% of 5%?” [LINK]

  • In the gen AI economy, consumers want innovation they can trust
    Deloitte’s 2025 Connected Consumer Survey reveals that, by pairing strong data responsibility with bold innovation, tech companies can win greater trust, loyalty, and spending. [LINK]

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⚡️ Top trends

  • [Google Research] AI as a research partner: Advancing theoretical computer science with AlphaEvolve
    We invoke AlphaEvolve, an LLM-based coding agent, to find and verify combinatorial structures that improve results on the hardness of approximately solving certain optimization problems. [LINK]

  • OpenAI makes its first product? Something like 10-15% of US consumers are daily active users of generative AI chatbots, so everything is still to play for. But how do you differentiate when the underlying models keep converging on roughly the same experience? [LINK]

💻 Top techies

  • Interrupting encoder training in diffusion models enables more efficient generative AI
    A new framework for generative diffusion models was developed by researchers at Science Tokyo, significantly improving generative AI models. The method reinterpreted Schrödinger bridge models as variational autoencoders with infinitely many latent variables, reducing computational costs and preventing overfitting. By appropriately interrupting the training of the encoder, this approach enabled development of more efficient generative AI, with broad applicability beyond standard diffusion models. [LINK]

  • Using generative AI to diversify virtual training grounds for robots
    Chatbots like ChatGPT and Claude have experienced a meteoric rise in usage over the past three years because they can help you with a wide range of tasks. Whether you’re writing Shakespearean sonnets, debugging code, or need an answer to an obscure trivia question, artificial intelligence (AI) systems seem to have you covered. The source of this versatility? Billions or even trillions of textual data points across the Internet. [LINK]

🔮 What else

  • Tiktok resolution?

    After almost a year of uncertainty, Donald Trump now claims to have a TikTok deal. We don’t quite know what that is, however. TikTok’s US operation will be run by a new JV, with a majority of US investors including Oracle, which will run it. [LINK]

  • Pavel Durov: Telegram, Freedom, Censorship, Money, Power & Human Nature | Lex Fridman Podcast

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]]><![CDATA[🔥 AI's universe is expanding]]>https://www.dailywild.co/p/ais-universe-is-expandinghttps://www.dailywild.co/p/ais-universe-is-expandingTue, 30 Sep 2025 12:03:52 GMT🐾 IN TODAY'S WILD

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+ The news of this week 🗞️ “OpenAI and NVIDIA have announced a monumental strategic partnership to deploy at least 10 gigawatts (GW) of NVIDIA’s advanced systems to power OpenAI’s next-generation AI infrastructure. To support this massive build-out, NVIDIA plans to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI, cementing a relationship that is both financial and technical.” Continue reading here.

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OpenAI has launched a new agentic shopping system that allows ChatGPT users to make purchases directly from Etsy and Shopify, a move that could reshape the e-commerce landscape. Meanwhile, Anthropic’s Claude has been updated to Sonnet 4.5, offering more precise answers and cleaner code, while also making agents easier to design.

A new study raises concerns that the energy consumption of text-to-video generative AI models could become comparable to the energy usage of an entire country like India. On the security front, researchers have proposed an AI Agent Immune System for cybersecurity that could neutralize threats much faster and more efficiently.

In other tech news, a fan-made, remastered version of Super Mario Bros has been released, and GitHub is taking steps to improve npm security following a recent worm attack. Additionally, California’s governor has signed a new bill, SB53, to establish basic rules for AI systems, and Microsoft has made the integration of Copilot agents into the Office 365 suite official, enabling new AI capabilities in apps like Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.

🦾 AI daily pulse

  • OpenAI takes on Google, Amazon with new agentic shopping system

    ChatGPT users in the U.S. can now make Etsy and Shopify purchases within conversations, marking a next step toward the future of online shopping — both for consumers and the platforms that control product discovery, recommendation, and payments. In other words, OpenAI might be on the path to reshaping who holds power in e-commerce. [LINK]

  • Generative AI might end up being worthless — and that could be a good thing In the rush to cash in on the generative artificial intelligence gold rush, one possible outcome of AI’s future rarely gets discussed: what if the technology never works well enough to replace your co-workers, companies fail to use AI well or most AI startups simply fail? [LINK]

  • Claude’s publisher has made official a new version of its generative reference model (Sonnet 4.5):

    - Even more precise and structured answers

    - Very “clean” code, even for large applications

    - Agents that are ever easier to design [LINK]

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  • Text to video GenAI will help drive energy consumption of OpenAI to same level as India
    A new study has raised concerns about the energy consumption of text-to-video (T2V) models, warning that the technology could become one of the most power-intensive forms of artificial intelligence yet developed. [LINK]

  • This AI Research Proposes an AI Agent Immune System for Adaptive Cybersecurity: 3.4× Faster Containment with <10% Overhead

    Can your AI security stack profile, reason, and neutralize a live security threat in ~220 ms—without a central round-trip? A team of researchers from Google and University of Arkansas at Little Rock outline an agentic cybersecurity “immune system” built from lightweight, autonomous sidecar AI agents colocated with workloads (Kubernetes pods, API gateways, edge services). [LINK]

💻 Top techies

  • Play Super Mario Bros remastered for some retro gaming fun
    Gamers and Mario enthusiasts in particular are sure to get a kick out of Super Mario Brothers Remastered, a fan-made unofficial remake of the original Nintendo Super Mario Bros game that includes new levels, new options and game modes, new characters, a level editor, physics improvements, and more. [LINK]

  • GitHub acts on npm security after Shai-Hulud worm attack
    Microsoft-owned repository GitHub has responded to recent node package manager (npm) attacks such as the Shai-Hulud self-replicating worm, attempting to restore trust in the open-source ecosystem. [LINK]

🔮 What else

  • California governor signs SB53, setting up some basic rules for AI systems. I’m not sure it’s “sweeping”, but it’s a start! [LINK]

  • Microsoft makes official the integration of Copilot agents into the Office 365 suite: Analysis, creation, modifications... all directly in Excel, Word or Powerpoint.

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]]><![CDATA[🔥 Changing economies]]>https://www.dailywild.co/p/changing-economieshttps://www.dailywild.co/p/changing-economiesMon, 29 Sep 2025 12:01:40 GMT🐾 IN TODAY'S WILD

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I’ve added a new weekly column every Monday. What happened in tech that mattered, and what did it mean? Once a week, I sift through the changes and ideas, picking the one you don’t want to miss in all the noise, and provide it with context and analysis.

+ This week’s important news 🗞️ “OpenAI and NVIDIA have announced a monumental strategic partnership to deploy at least 10 gigawatts (GW) of NVIDIA’s advanced systems to power OpenAI’s next-generation AI infrastructure. To support this massive build-out, NVIDIA plans to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI, cementing a relationship that is both financial and technical.” Continue reading below.

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OpenAI has launched its first major brand campaign for ChatGPT, a series of ads that show people using the AI assistant for creative and personal tasks. Meanwhile, Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang is reportedly using the company’s vast cash reserves to invest in its own startup customers, a strategy to boost chip sales.

In other industry news, the OpenSSF has warned that open-source infrastructure is underfunded, with billions of downloads relying on registries that lack proper financial support. A new Indeed report suggests that more than half of all skills related to tech jobs will be transformed by generative AI. On the technical side, Alibaba has unveiled a new open-source AI model, Qwen3-Omni, while a guide has been released on how to use GitHub Copilot to modernize legacy Java projects. Additionally, Google Research has introduced AfriMed-QA, a new open-source benchmark to test the effectiveness of medical LLMs in Africa.

🦾 AI daily pulse

  • Inside ChatGPT’s first major brand campaign—OpenAI marketing leaders discuss the work
    After running a Super Bowl commercial last February, OpenAI is now launching its first extended brand campaign for ChatGPT with a series of ads featuring evocative, slice-of-life stories that double as product demos—showing how people are exploring and expressing themselves using the fast-growing AI assistant. [LINK]

  • How Jensen Huang is using Nvidia cash to rule the AI economy
    Nvidia’s strategy to boost sales of its chips: invest in startups that are its own customers. Did you say “speculative bubble”? [LINK]

  • OpenSSF warns that open source infrastructure doesn’t run on thoughts and prayers

    Foundations say billions of downloads rely on registries running on fumes – and someone’s gotta pay the bills [LINK]

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  • [Research Google] AfriMed-QA: Benchmarking large language models for global health
    Ensuring generalization of LLMs in response to distribution shifts is especially important for medical and health-related models. Here we describe AfriMed-QA, an open-source benchmark question–answer dataset sourced from countries across Africa. [LINK]

  • Generative AI will affect tech jobs more than other sectors More than half of skills related to tech jobs will face greater transformation as generative AI comes into the fold, according to an Indeed report. [LINK]

💻 Top techies

  • Alibaba unveils open source AI model Qwen3-Omni, heating up competition with US tech giants [LINK]

  • A step-by-step guide to modernizing Java projects with GitHub Copilot agent mode
    Learn how to use GitHub Copilot agent mode to modernize legacy Java projects with guided upgrades, automated fixes, and cloud-ready migrations. [LINK]

🔮 What else

  • Bell Labs scientists accidentally proved the Big Bang theory
    How a buzzing noise revealed the origins of the universe [LINK]

  • Godfather of AI WARNS: “You have no idea what’s coming”

🗞️ In the news, “the OpenAI and NVIDIA systems partnership”

A monumental partnership involving a massive $100 billion investment from NVIDIA to build 10 GW of AI infrastructure for OpenAI.

We explore how this deal secures OpenAI’s future and solidifies NVIDIA’s role as the foundational architect of the AI economy.

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]]><![CDATA[🔥 Frontiers and limitations]]>https://www.dailywild.co/p/frontiers-and-limitationshttps://www.dailywild.co/p/frontiers-and-limitationsThu, 25 Sep 2025 12:00:26 GMT🐾 IN TODAY'S WILD

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Good morning and happy Thursday!

A review of Google’s Gemini’s Guided Learning reveals it to be a powerful but flawed tool for education, reflecting the growing investment of AI companies in educational technology. Meanwhile, business leaders are increasingly treating generative AI as a strategic asset for enterprise transformation, requiring a new playbook for chief information and data officers.

In research, a new tool called SCIGEN is making it easier for AI models to create materials with unique properties for applications like quantum computing.

On the security front, Clearview AI is developing a deepfake detection tool for government agencies, and LastPass has warned macOS users about fake GitHub repositories distributing malware. In other legal news, a lawyer in California was issued a historic fine for using ChatGPT to fabricate legal information. Lastly, a new study explores how AI-generated information can affect patients and pose challenges for therapists.

+ The news of this week 🗞️ “In a shocking turn for the semiconductor industry, NVIDIA and Intel have announced a major collaboration that includes a $5 billion investment from NVIDIA in Intel's common stock. This historic partnership, which effectively unites two of the biggest rivals in computing, aims to jointly develop new products for both data centers and personal computers.” Continue reading here.

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  • After testing out Google’s AI tutor, we have some notes Gemini’s Guided Learning is a flawed, yet surprising, tool.
    AI companies are becoming major players in the world of education, including investing heavily in their own generative AI helpers designed to bolster student learning. So I set out to test them. [LINK]

  • A CIO's And CDO’s Playbook For Operationalizing Generative AI
    Generative AI is no longer a speculative R&D playground. It’s a strategic lever for enterprise transformation. Yet, for many CIOs and CDOs, the challenge has become a question of how to prepare for GenAI. [LINK]

  • New tool makes generative AI models more likely to create breakthrough materials
    With SCIGEN, researchers can steer AI models to create materials with exotic properties for applications like quantum computing. [LINK]

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⚡️ Top trends

  • Clearview AI is building a deepfake detection tool
    The company, which sells its technology to several government agencies including the FBI, aims to have the tool ready for customers by the end of 2025. [LINK]

  • Has AI Generated a New Kind of Patient?
    AI provides material that can affect patients and challenge therapists. [LINK]

💻 Top techies

  • Hugging Face opens GitHub copilot chat to open-source models [LINK]

  • LastPass warns macOS users of fake GitHub repos distributing Atomic infostealer malware [LINK]

🔮 What else

  • California issues historic fine over lawyer’s ChatGPT fabrications [LINK]

  • Prof. Judy Fan: Cognitive tools for making the invisible visible

]]><![CDATA[🔥 Evolution or devolution?]]>https://www.dailywild.co/p/evolution-or-devolutionhttps://www.dailywild.co/p/evolution-or-devolutionWed, 24 Sep 2025 12:03:22 GMT🐾 IN TODAY'S WILD

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+ The news of this week 🗞️ “+ The news of this week 🗞️ “In a shocking turn for the semiconductor industry, NVIDIA and Intel have announced a major collaboration that includes a $5 billion investment from NVIDIA in Intel's common stock. This historic partnership, which effectively unites two of the biggest rivals in computing, aims to jointly develop new products for both data centers and personal computers.” Continue reading here.

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The rapid adoption of generative AI is creating new roles and practices for engineers. At the same time, as students return to school, the use of AI in classrooms is on the rise. However, experts are warning clinicians to be cautious about adopting medical AI tools without a formal review process, citing both the advantages and disadvantages of the technology.

In other news, a new study found benefits for workers in occupations at risk of automation. Meanwhile, GitHub is strengthening the npm supply chain to address a surge in package registry attacks, and a new study explores the use of generative AI for language learning in 3D games. Lastly, a new development has brought AI-designed viruses one step closer to AI-generated life.

🦾 AI daily pulse

  • Unleashing engineering potential with generative AI
    Over recent months, companies have intensified their adoption of Gen AI. This, along with Gen AI’s rapid evolution, has led to new practices and roles for engineers. [LINK]

  • Perspective Red Teaming Generative AI in classrooms and beyond
    As millions of American children return to the classroom, many will be tempted and, in many cases, encouraged to use artificial intelligence, particularly generative AI, to help with research and writing. [LINK]

  • Clinicians warned about potential weaknesses in medical AI tools
    AI is quickly being integrated into healthcare. However, physicians are being warned it may not be in their best interest to be early adopters unless they implement a formal and ongoing review process. Contemporary studies illustrate some key advantages and disadvantages of artificial intelligence in healthcare. [LINK]

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⚡️ Top trends

  • Leveraging generative AI in a 3D scenario-based game for vocabulary acquisition and conversation practice: Insights from primary EFL educators through the technology acceptance model [LINK]

  • Study finds benefits to displaced workers even in occupations at risk of automation [LINK]

💻 Top techies

  • Our plan for a more secure npm supply chain
    Addressing a surge in package registry attacks, GitHub is strengthening npm’s security with stricter authentication, granular tokens, and enhanced trusted publishing to restore trust in the open source ecosystem. [LINK]

  • Lean teams, higher stakes: why CISOs must rethink incident remediation [LINK]

🔮 What else

  • AI-designed viruses mark step toward AI-generated life [LINK]

  • Brain computer interface frontier: Depression, coma, AI merge

]]><![CDATA[🔥 AI's alliances]]>https://www.dailywild.co/p/ais-allianceshttps://www.dailywild.co/p/ais-alliancesTue, 23 Sep 2025 16:24:12 GMT🐾 IN TODAY'S WILD

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+ The news of this week 🗞️ “” Continue reading here.

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Nvidia is set to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI, forging a major partnership in the AI industry. Meanwhile, Amazon has introduced a new AI agent to help third-party sellers with business tasks.

On the labor front, a survey found that many companies are retraining workers to use new AI technology rather than laying them off. In healthcare, new AI models can now predict a person’s risk for over 1,000 diseases.

Other tech developments include the expansion of Copilot code review to JetBrains and Visual Studio, a new open-source tool to block phishing attacks, and the integration of new AI features into the Chrome browser.

🦾 AI daily pulse

  • Nvidia to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI, linking two artificial intelligence titans
    Nvidia will invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI and supply it with data center chips, the companies said on Monday, marking a tie-up between two of the highest-profile players in the global artificial intelligence race. [LINK]

  • Amazon introduces AI agent to help sellers with tedious tasks

    Amazon on Wednesday introduced an artificial intelligence agent that will help third-party merchants operate their online businesses.
    [LINK]

  • AI took your job — can retraining help?
    Many people worry that AI is going to take their job. But a recent survey conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York found that rather than laying off workers, many AI-adopting firms are retraining their workforces to use the new technology. Yet there’s little research into whether existing job-training programs are helping workers successfully adapt to an evolving labor market. [LINK]

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⚡️ Top trends

  • Learning the natural history of human disease with generative transformers
    Decision-making in healthcare relies on understanding patients’ past and current health states to predict and, ultimately, change their future course. [LINK]

  • New AI tool can predict a person’s risk of more than 1,000 diseases, say experts Delphi-2M uses diagnoses, ‘medical events’ and lifestyle factors to create forecasts for next decade and beyond [LINK]

💻 Top techies

  • Copilot code review: Now in JetBrains IDEs and Visual Studio
    Copilot code review is now in most standard editors and IDEs! 🚀 With this update, you can use Copilot code review directly in Visual Studio and JetBrains IDEs (including IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm, and more). This adds to existing support in Xcode and Visual Studio Code. [LINK]

  • CyberDrain launches free open-Source tool to block Microsoft 365 phishing attacks
    Most anti-phishing tools stop the attack at the email. That’s fantastic,’ says Kelvin Tegelaar , founder of CyberDrain. ‘But phishing doesn’t just come from email anymore. People get phone calls, SMS messages, social DMs with malicious links. Browser protection gives you that second line of defense, after the link is clicked, when traditional email filters can’t help anymore. [LINK]

🔮 What else

  • Go behind the browser with Chrome’s new AI features
    We’re taking you behind the browser to show you how AI is being built into Chrome to help you get things done while staying safe online. Here are the top 10 new AI updates we’re bringing to Chrome. [LINK]

  • Thinking in an AI-Augmented World | Askwith Education Forum

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