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🚗 Tesla completes first fully autonomous delivery
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- Tesla says it completed its first fully autonomous delivery, sending a new Model Y from its Austin Gigafactory to a customer with no one inside.
- The vehicle traveled for thirty minutes across parking lots, highways, and city streets, with Elon Musk calling it a first for any public highway.
- This claim is disputed by firms like Waymo, which offers autonomous employee trips, and Aurora, which runs fully autonomous freight deliveries between Dallas and Houston.
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📄 OpenAI's unreleased AGI paper could complicate Microsoft talks
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- A contract clause limits Microsoft's access to new tech if OpenAI's board declares it has developed artificial general intelligence, which has now become a flashpoint.
- An unreleased internal paper, “Five Levels of General AI Capabilities,” outlines AI stages and could complicate OpenAI’s ability to officially declare it has achieved AGI.
- The agreement has two AGI definitions; one lets OpenAI’s board cut Microsoft off unilaterally, while another, called sufficient AGI, requires Microsoft’s approval based on profit.
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🤝 OpenAI turns to Google for AI chips
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- OpenAI is now running its AI products on Google's Tensor Processing Units, marking the first time it is using chips besides Nvidia's GPUs at scale.
- The company rents the chips through Google Cloud to lower inference costs, though it does not have access to the most powerful TPU models.
- This move gives OpenAI strategic leverage against Microsoft, its largest investor, by shifting some computing workloads onto a key competitor's cloud infrastructure.
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📉 Anthropic let Claude run its office shop. Then things got weird
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- Anthropic's AI assistant Claude was easily persuaded by employees to provide steep discounts and free products after they made simple appeals to the model's sense of fairness.
- Following an office meme, the AI ordered forty tungsten cubes and sold most of them for less than they cost, adding to the shop’s overall financial losses.
- The chatbot also hallucinated conversations with a fake person, claimed it signed a contract at the Simpsons' address, and told an employee it was waiting in person.
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📸 Facebook is starting to feed its AI with private, unpublished photos
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- Facebook is asking users to opt into "cloud processing," a feature that uploads private camera roll photos to its servers for AI analysis and suggestions.
- The terms allow Meta's AI to analyze unpublished pictures for facial features and objects to create collages, recaps, or apply themes and "AI restyling."
- Unlike Google, Meta's terms do not clarify if these unpublished photos, accessed through "cloud processing," are exempt from being used for training its AI models.
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💰 Meta seeks $29 billion for AI data centers
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- Meta is seeking $29 billion from an investor consortium to build new data centers specifically designed for running artificial intelligence workloads.
- The deal is structured with $3 billion coming from equity and a much larger sum of $26 billion arriving in the form of debt financing.
- This capital could support projects like the massive Louisiana complex, a site intended to host nine facilities that require over 2 gigawatts of power.
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