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01GENERAL

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02BIG TECH & STARTUPS

MARK ZUCKERBERG SHAKES UP META'S A.I. EFFORTS, AGAIN

Meta is splitting its AI division into four groups. One will focus on AI research, one on 'superintelligence', another on product, and one on infrastructure. The reorganization is likely to be the final one for some time. It is aimed at better organizing the company so it can get to its goal of superintelligence and develop AI products more quickly to compete with others.

links.tldrnewsletter.com6 min read

AIRPODS PRO 2 SEEM SET FOR ANOTHER SURPRISE UPGRADE AT IPHONE 17 EVENT

Apple looks to be set to debut a big software upgrade for AirPods Pro 2 at its iPhone 17 event. The upgrade will implement Live Translation, which should enable real-time conversations with people who speak other languages. The arrival of the AirPods Pro 3 is taking longer than expected.

9to5mac.com3 min read

03SCIENCE & FUTURISTIC TECHNOLOGY

BILL GATES-BACKED AI COMPETITION OFFERS $1M TO ACCELERATE ALZHEIMER'S RESEARCH

Bill Gates and the Alzheimer's Disease Data Initiative have launched a global competition that aims to accelerate Alzheimer's disease research using AI. The winning AI tool will be publicly available for researchers worldwide. AI has the potential to revolutionize the pace and scale of dementia research. Gates announced the initiative in November 2020, just months after his father died from the disease at age 94.

links.tldrnewsletter.com2 min read

GOOGLE, KAIROS POWER PLAN ADVANCED NUCLEAR PLANT FOR TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY GRID BY 2030

Google and Kairos Power plan to deploy an advanced nuclear power plant connected to the Tennessee Valley Authority's (TVA) electric grid by 2030. The TVA has agreed to purchase up to 50 megawatts of power from the reactor. Kairos' Hermes 2 reactor will help power Google's data centers in Montgomery County, Tennessee, and Jackson County, Alabama. Kairos and Google will bear the financial risk associated with building the project, while the TVA will provide the revenue stream the plant needs to operate through the power purchase agreement.

cnbc.com6 min read

04PROGRAMMING, DESIGN & DATA SCIENCE

RECREATIONALLY OVERENGINEERING MY LOCATION HISTORY

This developer wanted a map that showed places they have already been in a visually pleasing way. They also wanted a way to share live locations. This post discusses how they built a tool to do just that.

overengineer.dev20 min read

TWICK

Twick is an AI-powered video editing toolkit. It features a canvas timeline, drag-and-drop editing, AI captions, and serverless MP4 export. Twick contains a collection of packages for individual and image manipulation built with modern web technologies. It is perfect for building custom video apps.

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05MISCELLANEOUS

GENAI FOMO HAS SPURRED BUSINESSES TO LIGHT NEARLY $40 BILLION ON FIRE

US companies have invested between $35 to $40 billion in generative AI initiatives, and so far have almost nothing to show for it. Only 5% of organizations have successfully integrated AI tools into production at scale. Confidence in AI initiatives is declining among corporate leaders. The divide is due to the inability of AI systems to retain data, adapt, and learn over time, rather than insufficient infrastructure, learning, or talent.

theregister.com5 min read

SAM ALTMAN ON GPT-6: ‘PEOPLE WANT MEMORY'

Sam Altman told reporters in San Francisco last week that GPT-6 will arrive faster than the gap between GPT-4 and GPT-5. The model will adapt to users, allowing people to create chatbots that mirror personal tastes. Altman says he sees memory as the key to making ChatGPT truly personal. OpenAI has been working closely with psychologists to help shape the product.

cnbc.com4 min read