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In 2023, AI researchers thought AI wouldn’t be able to "write simple python code" until 2025. But GPT-4 could already do it!

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ChatGPT, create a metaphor about AI then turn it into an image (explanation included) Image

ChatGPT's explanation: "Metaphor: AI proliferation is like an ever-expanding mirror maze built in the heart of a forest. At first, humanity entered with curiosity, marveling at the reflections—amplified intelligence, accelerated progress…

ChatGPT, create a metaphor about AI, then turn it into an image

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12 ex-OpenAI employees filed an amicus brief to stop the for-profit conversion: "We worked at OpenAI; we know the promises it was founded on."

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Demis Hassabis says AlphaFold "did a billion years of PhD time in one year. It used to take a PhD student their entire PhD to discover one protein structure – that’s 4 or 5 years. There are 200 million proteins, and we folded them all in one year."

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FT: OpenAI used to safety test models for months. Now, due to competitive pressures, it’s just days. "This is a recipe for disaster."

"Staff and third-party groups have recently been given just days to conduct “evaluations”, the term given to tests for assessing models’ risks and performance, on OpenAI’s latest large language models, compared to several months previously. …

Google’s latest Gemini 2.5 Pro AI model is missing a key safety report in apparent violation of promises the company made to the U.S. government and at international summits

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