What will the AI executive order say?
Plus, new training methods, questionable behavior, and talking to ancestors.
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What we're reading.
1/ The biggest news this week revolves around the impending US executive order on AI. What will be in it? Learn more at The Washington Post >
2/ Occasionally we hear about a new training method that will vastly improve AI’s understanding of the world. This time it’s compositionality – the word on the tongue of cognitive scientists and AI engineers. Will we see a shift in model designs? Learn more at Scientific American >
3/ One of our hopes for the future is a world where we can call on the expertise of our ancestors. I suspect we’re going to see much more of this. Learn more at NPR >
4/ How might AI agents impact our daily web experience? A deep dive with a spooky title, just in time for Halloween. Learn more at the New York Times >
5/ Privacy discussions and AI go together like two peas in a pod. Some folks think Meta may not be playing by the rules with their recent opt-out selection. Hmm… Learn more at WIRED >
6/ Last week we touched on changing memories in pictures. This week, more opinions are flooding in. This one hit the mark and is full of actual photo editing examples. Learn more at BBC >
7/ Beyond the detailed insight of bias in AI tools, is this the article title of the year? Learn more at The Atlantic >
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