What's in your AI stack?
A look at the big tech firms costs, OpenAI's pubilshing deal, and a Heyday teaser for teams.
We’re back with another edition of Machine Learnings, brought to you by the folks at Heyday.
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If you log into Heyday today, you may just find an Easter Egg. A big one. Even larger than what your most generous family member would add inside that pastel plastic egg.
We’ll show it to you live this week, but go see if you can find it in the meantime, and share with a friend.
If you’re spending time gathering resources to do your work, stop. Try Heyday as your work copilot free for the next two weeks. You deserve a helping hand.
Programming note — We’ll be off the next two weeks for team travel and family time. Machine Learnings will be back on June 23.
What we're reading.
1/ So much news rained down on us this week, but one that may have the longest lasting impact is OpenAI’s set of deals with publishers. Considering The Atlantic is one of them, reading this was important. Learn more at The Atlantic >
2/ How do you fix a broken search? After telling folks to add glue to their pizza, Google should be able to let us know! Learn more at WIRED >
3/ Last week, we walked through Anthropic’s research explaining breakthroughs in understanding how LLMs work. This week, we’re sharing Dan Shipper’s jargon-free guide to how LLMs work. A nice pairing. Learn more at Every’s Chain of Thought >
4/ What angle are each of the major computing powers taking in the AI race — towards integration or modularization? More strategy-focused than recent Ben Thompson pieces, and a delightful breakdown. Learn more at Stratechery >
5/ California is home to most of the AI rise, so it’s only right that legislation is flowing through the state. Take a close look at each of the proposals across Governor Newsom’s desk. Learn more at Fast Company >
6/ As the 2024 US Election was dealt an interesting event this week, WIRED kicked off their AI Elections Project. We’re here for the visualizations and different insights-at-a-glance. Learn more at WIRED >
7/ OpenAI is training GPT-5, if that’s what we’ll call it. What’s it mean for our timeline, how’s it going, and where do we expect to see the biggest performance gains? Learn more at The New York Times >
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