How do AI models work?
Plus all the takes on the conferences pushing ahead the AI Race
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What we're reading.
1/ The Microsoft Copilot+ PC is coming. It will look different. It will afford different experiences. Most of all, it sets a benchmark. Learn more at The New York Times >
2/ Our friends at Every are continuing their tour of powerful new AI agents. Here’s a look at coding with a team of Devins. Learn more at Every’s Chain of Thought >
3/ Breakthroughs come in a number of ways. In our current state of AI building, a deeper understanding of how models work is at the core of what can come next. Learn more at Anthropic >
4/ Microsoft is making moves that feel right, by nearly everyone’s eye. What’s Ben Thompson have to say about this week’s conference? Pair with Every’s GPT-5 preview for a double perspective of Microsoft’s future. Learn more at Stratechery >
5/ OpenAI is taking some heat for an eerily similar voice built into ChatGPT. Is it true? Regardless, the optics are shady. Learn more at The Atlantic >
6/ Epistemics. Not the sexiest initial use of AI, but could it be one of the most effective? Learn more at 80,000 Hours >
7/ String theorists are using ML to show how extra dimensions translate into sets of elementary particles…just not yet in our universe. Where does that leave us? Learn more at Quanta Magazine >
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