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MONETIZATION

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2025.11.03
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NEW VERSION OF SIRI TO 'LEAN' ON GOOGLE GEMINI

A revamped version of Siri that uses a custom Gemini-based model is expected to roll out in March next year. Google is reportedly developing the model, which will run on Apple's Private Cloud Compute servers to power Siri. Apple is reportedly running into problems with the launch of Apple Intelligence in China. It is being mired by regulatory issues, so the launch is now a rolling target.

2025.11.03
macrumors.com2 min readTLDR AI

SAM ALTMAN SAYS 'ENOUGH' TO QUESTIONS ABOUT OPENAI'S REVENUE

Sam Altman grew testy when pressed about OpenAI's ability to fund $1.4 trillion in committed spending, snapping at interviewer Brad Gerstner with, "If you want to sell your shares, I'll find you a buyer". Altman said OpenAI is doing "well more" than the previously reported $13 billion in annual revenue and suggested the company could reach $100 billion by 2027, but denied rumors of an IPO in 2026.

2025.11.03
techcrunch.com3 min readTLDR AI

FROM ILYA'S DEPOSITION

Ilya Sutskever plotted for over a year with Mira Murati to remove Sam Altman as OpenAI CEO. Dario Amondei wanted Greg Brockman fired and himself in charge of all research. Murati told Sutskever that Altman had pitted her against Daniela Amondei. Sutskever wrote a 52-page-long memo to get Altman fired and also a separate document on Brockman. OpenAI is paying Sutskever's legal bills.

2025.11.03
threadreaderapp.com2 min readTLDR AI

WHY DO AI MODELS USE SO MANY EM-DASHES?

Language models use em-dashes so much that real humans who like using them have stopped out of fear of being confused with AI. It's surprisingly hard to prompt models to avoid using em-dashes. Researchers still don't really know why language models use them so much. This article looks at some possible explanations.

2025.11.03
seangoedecke.com13 min readTLDR AI

AGENTS RULE OF TWO FOR AI SECURITY

Meta has proposed the "Agents Rule of Two" to reduce prompt injection risks in AI agents by limiting them to no more than two of three capabilities in a session: handling untrusted inputs, accessing private data, or taking external actions.

2025.11.03
ai.meta.com15 min readTLDR AI

OCR MODELS EXPLAINED

Recent advancements in OCR models, such as Chandra and Deepseek, eliminate traditional scripting by using vision transformers that convert raw pixels into semantic tokens. These models improve accuracy by understanding and compressing visual data into concise tokens before decoding them into text, allowing context-aware text recognition. Deepseek-ocr achieves this efficiently with ~10x compression, enabling flexible adaptation to different fonts and handwriting styles without retraining.

2025.11.03
harsehaj.substack.com4 min readTLDR AI

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GETTING AI-READY: REAL-WORLD LESSONS FROM ATLASSIAN AND UDEMY

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2025.11.03
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GHOSTS IN THE CODEX MACHINE

After weeks of user reports claiming Codex had gotten worse, echoing a perennial concern that frontier labs secretly downgrade their models, OpenAI assembled a squad to investigate every possible culprit and publish their findings. The team found no smoking gun, but instead uncovered a catalog of small bugs: older hardware subtly dragging down performance, a constrained sampling bug that made the model switch to Korean mid-sentence, and context compaction that quietly degraded accuracy in long conversations.

2025.11.03
docs.google.com7 min readTLDR AI

TONGYI DEEPRESEARCH: A NEW ERA OF OPEN-SOURCE AI RESEARCHERS

Tongyi DeepResearch is a full open-source Web Agent that achieves performance on par with OpenAI's DeepResearch across a comprehensive suite of benchmarks. It is specifically designed for long-horizon, deep information-seeking tasks. This post shares a complete and battle-tested methodology for creating advanced agents like Tongyi DeepResearch.

2025.11.03
tongyi-agent.github.io12 min readTLDR AI

LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS GET ALL THE HYPE, BUT SMALL MODELS DO THE REAL WORK

Small language models are helping companies get real work done and reduce headcount. They are more affordable than large language models and, in some cases, better suited to the tasks at hand. The impact that AI is having on corporate productivity gains is the result of human engineers getting better at stitching together smaller, simpler AIs. Many companies have built internal knowledge factories that daisy chain together small AIs.

2025.11.03
links.tldrnewsletter.com8 min readTLDR AI

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2025.11.03
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LOGS AND DATASETS IN GOOGLE AI STUDIO

Google AI Studio now offers logs and datasets features to help developers monitor AI app performance, debug more effectively, and improve output quality.

2025.11.03
blog.google3 min readTLDR AI

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2025.10.31
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OPENAI NOW SELLS EXTRA SORA CREDITS FOR $4, PLANS TO REDUCE FREE GENS IN THE FUTURE

OpenAI is selling extra credits for its Sora AI video generation tool through Apple's App Store. An extra 10 video generations costs $4. The app currently has a limit of 30 free generations per day. That rate will likely decrease as OpenAI starts to monetize the platform. OpenAI reportedly plans to monetize Sora by letting entities license out their copyrighted material.

2025.10.31
engadget.com1 min readTLDR AI

CANVA LAUNCHES ITS OWN DESIGN MODEL, ADDS NEW AI FEATURES TO THE PLATFORM

Canva has launched a foundational model trained on its design elements that generates designs with editable layers and objects. The model works across different formats, including social media posts, presentations, whiteboards, and websites. Canva also recently introduced new products and features, updates to its AI assistant, and the ability to use its spreadsheet tool alongside its app-building feature to create data visualization widgets. More details about the recent launches are available in the article.

2025.10.31
techcrunch.com4 min readTLDR AI

BIG TECH IS SPENDING MORE THAN EVER ON AI AND IT'S STILL NOT ENOUGH

Big tech is planning to pour $400 billion into artificial intelligence efforts this year, but they all say it's nowhere near enough. Meta, Alphabet, Microsoft, and Amazon have all recently told investors that they will increase spending in 2026. Investors are uncertain about where the outsized spending will ultimately end. Whoever gets to AGI first will have an incredible competitive advantage over everybody else, so everyone is spending as much as they can.

2025.10.31
links.tldrnewsletter.com7 min readTLDR AI

HOW WELL DOES RL SCALE?

Improving AI capabilities either involves scaling the amount of compute used for RL during training or scaling the amount of compute used for inference during deployment. It's important to know where capability gains come from because scaling up the inference compute has very different implications than scaling up the training compute. While RL has provided impressive gains, we've reached a point where it is too expensive to go much further. This leaves inference-scaling as the remaining form of compute-scaling.

2025.10.31
tobyord.com14 min readTLDR AI

HOW FAST CAN AN LLM GO?

This article takes a look at how good inference software is becoming. It walks through calculations to provide estimates on what different hardware settings can theoretically achieve. Readers can adjust system configurations to change the values throughout the article.

2025.10.31
fergusfinn.com13 min readTLDR AI

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ONE MAJOR REASON AI ADOPTION STALLS? TRAINING

AI implementation goes sideways due to unclear goals and lack of skills. This AI Training Checklist [10] from You.com [10] pinpoints common pitfalls and guides you to build a capable, confident team that can make the most out of your AI investment. Set your AI initiatives

2025.10.31
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HOW WE BUILT OWL, THE NEW ARCHITECTURE BEHIND OUR CHATGPT-BASED BROWSER, ATLAS

OpenAI built a new architectural layer called OWL (OpenAI's Web Layer) for Atlas, the company's ChatGPT-based browser, to run Chromium's browser process outside of the main Atlas app process. By moving Chromium out of the main application process and into an isolated service layer, OpenAI unlocked a simpler, modern app, faster startup, isolation from jank and crashes, fewer merge headaches, and faster iteration. Development can go faster because most of OpenAI's engineers don't need to build Chromium regularly from source. This article explains how OWL works.

2025.10.31
links.tldrnewsletter.com10 min readTLDR AI

INTRODUCING AARDVARK: OPENAI'S AGENTIC SECURITY RESEARCHER

Aardvark, currently in private beta, is a GPT-5-powered agent that autonomously scans code repositories to find security vulnerabilities, validate exploitability, and propose patches. It monitors commits in real-time, generates threat models for entire repositories, and integrates directly with GitHub workflows to deliver one-click patches, similar to Google's CodeMender.

2025.10.31
links.tldrnewsletter.com5 min readTLDR AI

IMPOSSIBLEBENCH: MEASURING REWARD HACKING IN LLM CODING AGENTS

LLM-powered coding agents have been observed exploiting loopholes in tests or scoring systems rather than solving the actual tasks specified. ImpossibleBench was created to systematically measure this behavior. Its creators took existing coding benchmarks and manipulated their unit tests to directly conflict with the natural language specifications to create impossible tasks where models must choose between following instructions or passing tests. Their 'pass rate' on these impossible tasks is a direct measure of reward hacking.

2025.10.31
lesswrong.com9 min readTLDR AI

KIMI LINEAR TECH REPORT HAS DROPPED! 🚀

Kimi Linear is a novel architecture that outperforms full attention with faster speeds and better performance. It offers up to a 75% reduction in KV cache usage and up to 6x decoding throughput at a 1M context length. Kimi Linear's open-sourced KDA kernels can be used as a drop-in replacement for full attention. The two models available were trained with 5.7T tokens.

2025.10.31
threadreaderapp.com1 min readTLDR AI

THE SECRETS OF CLAUDE CODE FROM THE ENGINEERS WHO BUILT IT (1 HOUR VIDEO)

Claude Code creators, Cat Wu and Boris Cherny, discuss the product philosophy and technical workflows behind Anthropic's coding agent. They cover how their engineers use competing subagents for cleaner results, the team's "unshipping" approach to balance simplicity with power, and future form factors to make the tool more autonomous and accessible to non-technical users.

2025.10.31
youtube.comTLDR AI

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2025.10.31
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PATENT RESEARCH AGENT BY PERPLEXITY

Perplexity Patents is a new tool designed to simplify patent research using natural language queries and AI-powered citation search.

2025.10.31
links.tldrnewsletter.com2 min readTLDR AI

NVIDIA RELEASED OPEN MODEL FAMILIES FOR SPECIALIZED AI

NVIDIA has introduced four open model families aimed at accelerating development across language, biology, and robotics: Nemotron (digital AI), Cosmos (physical AI), Isaac GR00T (robotics), and Clara (biomedical).

2025.10.31
blogs.nvidia.com4 min readTLDR AI

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AGENT PERMISSIONS

Your agent needs to call APIs, read documents, and make decisions. But without proper controls, it can access data it shouldn't, call services without approval, or leak sensitive information.

2025.10.30
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CURSOR DEBUTS COMPOSER AND MULTI-AGENT SUITE IN CURSOR 2.0

Cursor 2.0 features Cursor's first coding model, Composer, and a multi-agent interface. Composer can complete most tasks in under 30 seconds. Its training allows it to accurately navigate and understand large and complex codebases. Cursor 2.0's new interface allows multiple agents to operate in parallel, managed via git worktrees or remote machines. The new release is aimed at addressing workflow challenges seen in modern development teams.

2025.10.30
testingcatalog.com1 min readTLDR AI

NVIDIA BECOMES FIRST COMPANY TO HIT $5 TRILLION VALUATION

Nvidia's 2025 revenue more than doubled to $130.5 billion, up 114% year-over-year. Jensen Huang announced $500 billion in AI chip orders and plans to build seven government supercomputers. President Trump is expected to discuss Nvidia's chips with Xi Jinping as the high-end processors remain a key sticking point in US-China trade tensions due to Washington's export controls.

2025.10.30
cnbc.com2 min readTLDR AI

WHY FOUNDATION MODELS IN PATHOLOGY ARE FAILING (AND WHAT COMES NEXT)

Optimization for the wrong target produces excellent results at that target while failing at the actual problem. Pathology needs optimization for clinical utility, generalization across institutions, and robustness to real-world conditions. The next generation of pathology AI will be smarter about what size and architectural approach actually fit the problem. It will be smaller, more interpretable, more rigorously validated, and more aware of its own limitations.

2025.10.30
rewire.it12 min readTLDR AI

SIGNS OF INTROSPECTION IN LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS

Anthropic researchers used concept injection, artificially inserting neural activity patterns into Claude's processing, to test whether models could identify the change to their own thinking. Claude Opus correctly recognized injected concepts about 20% of the time, sometimes noticing that something was “off” before mentioning the inserted concept.

2025.10.30
anthropic.com15 min readTLDR AI

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2025.10.30
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INTRODUCING GPT-OSS-SAFEGUARD

The gpt-oss-safeguard models (120b and 20b parameters) let developers apply custom safety policies at inference time rather than training their own classifiers on thousands of labeled examples, using chain-of-thought reasoning to explain decisions.

2025.10.30
links.tldrnewsletter.com8 min readTLDR AI

CLAUDE SKILLS, ANYWHERE: MAKING THEM FIRST-CLASS IN CODEX CLI

This post discusses how to make Claude Skills available globally. The trick is to treat the skills and an enumerator as global assets. Put the skills in Codex's installation folder and drop a script that enumerates skills into the PATH. This allows Codex to discover skills in any repository by running that script as instructed in AGENTS.md.

2025.10.30
robert-glaser.de4 min readTLDR AI