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Don’t Take Your Hairstyling Advice From A Robot
AI tools are tempting for hair inspiration but are causing unrealistic expectations. Salon and barbershop owners are having to counsel clients on realistic ideas. AI’s idealized images aren’t practical, so take inspiration with a grain of salt…

Microsoft’s Magentic-One Is Breaking Down AI Complexity
Microsoft’s Magentic-One reimagines AI by leveraging a team of specialized agents for better task management. This modular approach simplifies development, reduces resource demands, and shows promise against other AI systems…

What Keeps Retailers Up At Night?
Prepping for the chaos of Black Friday, that’s what. Are you discounting too little? Too much? Starting sales too early? Too late? Particl put together a new BFCM Center to help you navigate Black Friday with ease.

AI Will Achieve Infinite Memory In 2025 🧠

Microsoft is cooking up AI models with “near infinite” memory, and it could change everything. Right now, AI forgets most of what you tell it after a session or two, which makes it pretty annoying when it forgets specific instructions.

However, Mustafa Suleyman, CEO of Microsoft AI, says this new feature will let AI remember every conversation and build on them, making it super helpful for planning things or organizing your daily schedule.

Suleyman expects this memory upgrade to roll out by 2025, taking AI to a whole.. nuhva.. level..

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OpenAI’s Battle For AI Dominance 🤺

Court-revealed emails show how Elon Musk and OpenAI’s cofounders battled against Google DeepMind in the early days to attract the best AI talent.

Facing aggressive counteroffers from DeepMind, Musk pushed for large salary hikes, emphasizing that without elite talent, OpenAI risked being outpaced. Once a nonprofit focused on benefiting humanity, OpenAI’s mission and leadership have shifted, with key executives departing due to concerns about safety and direction.

Today, OpenAI is a for-profit giant valued at over $150 billion, a far cry from Musk’s 2015 vision of advancing AI for the greater good.

Now I Don’t Feel So Bad For Failing Physics 🤓

Curious whether video generation models (like #SORA) qualify as world models?

We conduct a systematic study to answer this question by investigating whether a video gen model is able to learn physical laws.

Three are three key messages to take home:
1⃣The model generalises… pic.twitter.com/oWYT2AcRTy

— Bingyi Kang (@bingyikang) November 5, 2024

A new study from Bytedance and Tsinghua University shows that AI video generators, like OpenAI’s Sora, can create visually stunning videos but kind of suck at modeling basic physics.

These models rely on recognizing patterns from their training data, so while they nail familiar scenarios, they completely stumble with anything new, like predicting how objects move. Researchers also found that making these models bigger or adding more data doesn’t really fix the issue either.

OpenAI plans to turn Sora into a “world model” capable of simulating reality, but this seem a little premature according to experts. Real progress needs more than scaling up the models we currently have. We need to take a different approach altogether.

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