AI NEWS YOU MISSED ?#53
Robert Maciejko
Global Business Strategist & Board Member | Chairman & CEO | Co-founder, INSEAD AI | Publisher of 'AI News You Missed
Top 5 stories since Dec.?21
1?? OpenAI o3 Implications?—?Hints of?AGI?
2?? China’s new AI model breakthrough
3?? Freedom of Speech or War on?Truth?
4?? NVIDIA: AI, Robotics, and Gaming Redefined
5?? Anthropic raising $2B at $60B Valuation
Details of Top 5?stories
1?? OpenAI o3 Implications?—?Hints of?AGI?
In a recent blog post, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reflects on the company’s evolution, expressing confidence in building Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and anticipating the integration of AI agents into the workforce by 2025, while acknowledging past challenges and emphasizing the importance of safety and alignment in AI development.
OpenAI and Microsoft define AGI as generating $100 billion in profits, far from traditional technical definitions, suggesting Microsoft will retain access to OpenAI’s models for years as the startup remains unprofitable.
As AGI becomes plausible, key policy challenges include decentralization of ASI, taxing AI labor through corporate rates, enforcing laws around compute ownership and access, and prioritizing technical alignment to ensure secure and trustworthy AGI development.
2?? China’s new AI model breakthrough
DeepSeek-V3 excels in benchmarks, leverages R1 distillation for efficiency, and introduces groundbreaking suggestions for chip manufacturers to optimize AI training and deployment.
China’s release of an open-source ChatGPT 4o-level model raises critical questions about economic competition, global acceptance of CCP-approved AI, the blocking of U.S. models, and the societal implications of accessible AGI with Einstein-level capabilities.
DeepSeek v3 emerges as a strong contender for AI applications, offering comparable performance to GPT-4o and Claude 3.5 Sonnet in reasoning, math, and cost efficiency, while excelling in affordability and suitability for AI app development.
3?? Freedom of Speech or War on?Truth?
MUST WATCH?—?Thoughts?
PRO:?Fox News Opinion: Meta’s Zuckerberg makes a free speech move that could be truly transformational
Meta’s Game: Power, Not Speech?—?Opinion
Meta’s strategy is not about free speech or moderation but about Mark Zuckerberg securing power by offering Meta as a global tool for influence in a loyalty-driven, post-rule-based world.
Misinformation (relevant to the first 3 points here) is a key concern of AI Researchers
Mark Zuckerberg’s ambition to make Meta’s AI the global standard raises concerns about privacy, political influence, erosion of choice, and stifled competition, emphasizing the need for transparency, user control, and global AI safeguards to prevent a dystopian future.
Meta, under Mark Zuckerberg, is replacing its fact-checking program with a “Community Notes” system, sparking debates about free speech, misinformation, and political influence, with critics suggesting the move aligns with the new Trump administration’s priorities.
4?? NVIDIA: AI, Robotics, and Gaming Redefined
A Grace Blackwell AI Supercomputer on your desk
5?? Anthropic reportedly in talks to raise $2B at $60B valuation
Anthropic, an OpenAI rival, is reportedly raising $2 billion in funding at a $60 billion valuation, led by Lightspeed Venture Partners, potentially making it one of the most valuable U.S. startups.
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Professor Jason Davis explores strategic approaches to harnessing opportunities and mitigating risks at the forefront of AI innovation.
INSEAD AI Happy Hour?—?San Francisco Feb. 7
For those attending the?INSEAD?Americas Conference in San Francisco, we’ve added an INSEAD AI Happy Hour in on Friday, February 7, at 7:30 PM. Over 40 are signed up.
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More AI stories of the?week
Suggested by INSEAD-ers. From the 1,500+ person global INSEAD AI private business leader community, regularly sharing AI-related articles, vids, etc, of interest. (alum-led)
Kicking Off 2025: Share Your Insights and Ventures?—?from INSEAD SF Hub Director Vic Woo
Start the new year by sharing your thoughts on key questions for business leaders in the AI era and showcase your INSEAD-founded startup through the provided links.
The celebratory anthem for Suno AI captures the vibrant energy of the INSEAD alumni community, blending humor, innovation, and collaboration as they lead AI’s golden age, break tech barriers, and inspire a global spirit of discovery and camaraderie.
The Golden Opportunity for American AI?—?Microsoft’s Brad Smith
American AI has a golden opportunity to lead globally through advancements in infrastructure, workforce skilling, and international collaboration, ensuring economic growth, innovation, and strategic global influence.
Microsoft plans to invest $80 billion in fiscal 2025 to build AI-enabled data centers, with over half of the spending focused in the U.S., underscoring its commitment to leading the global AI race through infrastructure, partnerships, and innovation.
Within the next year, large-context LLM agents with short-term memory and text-to-action capabilities will revolutionize industries by enabling deep understanding, rapid iterative learning, and seamless digital execution, far surpassing the societal impact of social media.
a16z Best AI Apps Now
Flowdrafter, a free productivity tool ranked #1 on Product Hunt, helps users write more efficiently by disabling edits and hiding previous text, encouraging quick first drafts that can be refined later.
In a Bubble?
Sam Altman and his family released a statement expressing their concern for his sister’s well-being, detailing their ongoing support efforts, refuting her allegations, and seeking understanding amidst the legal action she has taken against him.
While OpenAI has created a powerful value generation machine, its long-term value capture strategy remains unclear as infrastructure providers and established user interfaces dominate the GenAI ecosystem, leaving LLMs to navigate a challenging middle layer.
Google.org is accepting applications until February 10, 2025, for its Generative AI Accelerator program, offering nonprofits, civic entities, academic institutions, and social enterprises a share of $30M, technical support, and Google Cloud credits to develop socially impactful AI solutions.
Bain’s quarterly survey reveals that despite growing skepticism, executives remain confident in generative AI, increasing investments, pilot programs, and deployments while expressing high satisfaction with its potential.
Suchir Balaji, a principled and courageous whistleblower who exposed ethical concerns at OpenAI, argued that AI systems relying on unlicensed, copyrighted content threaten the internet’s sustainability, and his insights continue to challenge the narrative of fair use in AI.
The development of the AI-based thematic analyzer CORA demonstrates how AI, complemented by human insight, efficiently identifies key themes from thousands of public comments on generative AI copyright issues, revealing a spectrum of pro-creator and pro-AI development perspectives while highlighting the need for balanced analysis and ethical integration.
Google’s white paper on AI agents envisions a transformative shift in business operations, highlighting agents’ ability to reason, plan, and act autonomously by integrating real-time data, dynamic tools, and advanced cognitive architectures.
Agent Governance?
Effective LLM agents are built using simple, composable patterns tailored to specific use cases, with augmented LLMs as foundational building blocks, complemented by workflows like chaining, routing, parallelization, and autonomous agents when needed.
Smolagents is a lightweight library designed to build AI agents with simplicity, leveraging code-based actions and tool integration for real-world tasks, offering flexibility and compatibility across multiple LLMs, including open-source and proprietary models.
ElizaOS: Revolutionizing Autonomous AI Agents ElizaOS is an open-source protocol enabling the development of autonomous AI agents, inspired by the early ELIZA program, and is used in innovative applications like AI-led DAOs.
Intelligence, whether in humans or AI, lies in efficiently encoding and representing the environment, with wisdom emerging as the ability to distill vast experiences into concise, impactful insights, highlighting the shared principles between evolution and machine learning.
Using AI tools like Replit Agent, Justin Tan built a Newsletter Summariser app, reducing newsletter processing time by hours, while highlighting the ease of natural language development, flexible integration, and rapid prototyping alongside challenges like technical foundations, tool limitations, and best use for new projects.
Full write-up?by Justin
The document highlights China’s ambitious goal to lead global AI development by 2030, emphasizing its strategic advantages in government-backed innovation, a robust AI ecosystem, real-world applications, and industry-specific approaches, while addressing challenges like technological rivalry, talent retention, and data quality.
ByteDance’s new SA2VA models combine advanced vision-language capabilities across text, images, and videos, using multimodal encoders, refined annotation pipelines, and segmentation alignment for sophisticated AI tasks, all under an open-source license.
Google DeepMind is assembling a team led by Tim Brooks, previously of OpenAI, to develop AI models capable of simulating real-world environments, leveraging advancements in multimodal data and generative capabilities like the Gemini and Genie models to progress toward artificial general intelligence.
Ethan Mollick creatively reimagines classic video games as entirely new genres, from “Mario Brothers” as a 1940s industrial film to “Among Us” as reality TV, using the innovative capabilities of Veo 2.
The U.S. and UK AI Safety Institutes conducted pre-deployment evaluations of OpenAI’s o1 model, revealing advancements in cybersecurity and biological tasks but noting performance gaps in software development, underscoring the importance of ongoing AI safety research.
New research from Anthropic shows how easily language models can bypass guardrails through subtle, automated input manipulations, raising concerns about their robustness and security.
Google’s Deep Research and NotebookLM, provide a powerful AI-driven tool for learning, offering detailed briefings, source transparency, and multi-language support to supercharge knowledge acquisition.
China’s ban on exporting critical minerals to the U.S. marks a significant escalation in the trade war, targeting materials vital to semiconductors, defense, and EVs, while leaving room for further economic retaliation in response to incoming U.S. tariffs.
Jeffrey Ding argues that in the U.S.-China technological competition, the ability to diffuse and apply innovations across industries and societies is more crucial than merely inventing new technologies, shaping economic and global power dynamics.
Independent rankings place Amazon’s Nova models, including the Pro version, significantly behind state-of-the-art competitors, highlighting their limited competitiveness and better value options like Gemini Flash or GPT-4o-Mini for performance-driven applications.
Two books,?The Venture Alchemists?by Rob Lalka and?The Tech Coup?by Marietje Schaake, critique Silicon Valley’s growing power and its undermining of democracy while offering insights and regulatory roadmaps to reclaim accountability and fairness in technology’s role in society.
The article critiques comparisons between US and European stock markets, highlighting the misleading exclusion of AI-driven US tech companies and flawed financial metrics that obscure Europe’s strong business potential.
Public From-Scratch US and EU Companies Less than 50 Years Old with $10B+ Market Cap
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A high-level online panel from Davos will explore how AI can bolster Europe’s global competitiveness by addressing technology gaps, enhancing skills, and fostering collaboration among businesses, policymakers, and stakeholders.
Meta is launching a star-studded AI initiative, introducing 28 AI characters, new generative AI tools, and integrations across its platforms, setting itself apart from rivals by focusing on diverse, personalized interactions rather than a singular AI assistant.
President Vladimir Putin has directed the Russian government and Sberbank to strengthen AI cooperation with China, aiming to counter Western technology sanctions and advance Russia’s AI capabilities through partnerships with non-Western nations.
A study from MIT and Cornell shows ChatGPT can effectively challenge conspiracy beliefs, with a third of participants shifting to accurate views after 5-minute AI conversations, thanks to AI’s patient, non-judgmental, and personalized approach.
Northern Alberta has granted permits for a massive, low-cost data center project powered by natural gas, requiring $70 billion in funding to develop 7 gigawatts of energy capacity.
OpenAI’s o3 model showcases advanced AI capabilities but highlights significant environmental tradeoffs, consuming as much energy per task as a U.S. household uses in two months.
Big Tech is rapidly expanding data centers worldwide, like in Malaysia’s Johor, as the growing demand for generative AI drives an urgent need for cheap, reliable energy akin to a new “oil.”
Italy fined OpenAI €15 million for breaching privacy rules with ChatGPT, citing inadequate legal basis for data use, lack of transparency, and insufficient age verification, while mandating a public awareness campaign; OpenAI plans to appeal the decision.
Blitzy’s Autonomous Development Platform uses 3,000+ agents to autonomously create up to 80% of enterprise software, refine code quality, and guide the remaining 20% for human completion, offering the fastest path to deployment with a free trial available now.
John Rush’s X thread highlights new AI-powered tools, including GitHub Spark, Google IDX, and Deco’s Webfraw.ai, showcasing advancements in agentic systems, prototyping, and full-stack app generation for developers.
Firecrawl Opens Job for AI Agents Only
Firecrawl is hiring an AI agent to autonomously create, test, and refine example applications, showcasing the platform’s potential while inspiring developers with real-world scenarios.
The NHS in England will trial a groundbreaking AI tool, Aire-DM, capable of predicting type 2 diabetes risk up to 13 years early using ECG data, potentially enabling targeted preventive care and reducing future health complications.
Build a Large Language Model (From Scratch)?by Sebastian Raschka offers a step-by-step guide to creating, training, and fine-tuning your own LLM, providing a practical, hands-on approach for Python users to understand and customize generative AI systems.
AI-generated hallucinations, often criticized for creating false information, are proving valuable in science by inspiring innovative ideas and breakthroughs in areas like cancer research, drug design, and weather phenomena.
Co-STORM is an AI research prototype that facilitates the creation of Wikipedia-like reports by supporting collaborative, multi-perspective discussions between participants, experts, and AI, enabling interactive knowledge generation and report synthesis.
Elon Musk is intensifying a legal battle against OpenAI, seeking to block its transition to a for-profit model and accusing it of unfairly limiting investors from backing rivals like his own AI startup, xAI, while gaining support from prominent tech investors, researchers, and advocacy groups.
Lutz Finger predicts that AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) will not emerge in 2025, as current AI systems like OpenAI’s o1 rely on statistical patterns and lack the adaptability, reasoning, and real-world understanding needed for true general intelligence.
Lutz Finger predicts that 2025 will be the year search technologies dominate, as Large Language Models (LLMs) revolutionize how we interact with information, creating fierce competition among tech giants and startups?—?but Google’s deep expertise and data advantage ensure it remains a formidable player.
Lutz Finger predicts 2025 will be the year of AI agents revolutionizing enterprise workflows, as businesses move beyond basic GPT wrappers to develop integrated, reliable, and dynamic agentic systems that simplify and enhance processes across industries.?
Lutz Finger predicts that multimodal AI will revolutionize industries in 2025 by integrating diverse data types?—?text, images, audio, and more?—?enabling powerful applications in healthcare, eCommerce, and beyond, providing richer insights and transforming enterprise workflows. (Stay tuned for more predictions!)
Lutz Finger critiques Sam Altman’s claim that AGI is near, emphasizing that current AI, including OpenAI’s o1, relies on iterative reasoning rather than true understanding, while predicting that 2025 will intensify competition among tech giants for data dominance and raise the need for workforce education in AI.
Lutz Finger predicts 2025 will see AI agents integrated into workplaces, transforming tasks with specialized workflows, while tech giants like Microsoft, Google, and Salesforce vie to dominate the market through superior user access and data integration, leaving OpenAI challenged to compete on scale and pricing.
AI is revolutionizing software development by making it faster and easier to build prototypes, enabling creative applications like flashcard generators or financial monitoring tools, while encouraging everyone to embrace coding, continuous learning, and the joy of building.
Audrey Tang envisions AI as a force for empathy and collaboration, urging a shift from engagement-driven algorithms to prosocial, inclusive systems that foster social cohesion, democratic values, and collective problem-solving.
Despite ongoing advancements and hype, AI in 2025 will remain limited in achieving artificial general intelligence, solving complex tasks, and demonstrating reliability, with modest profits, regulatory gaps, and overhyped technologies like humanoid robots and AI agents, while challenges such as hallucinations, reasoning errors, and power consumption persist, and adoption of cutting-edge systems like GPT-5-level models remains uncertain.
2025 will see AI revolutionize fraud prevention, transforming risk operations with intelligent agents, driving cross-industry collaboration, addressing regulatory demands for model validation, and pushing towards integrated fraud and compliance systems, as financial institutions combat increasingly sophisticated AI-driven scams.
Rodney Brooks reflects on the reality of overhyped predictions in robotics, AI, self-driving cars, and space exploration, offering insights from his predictions and emphasizing the gap between technological promises and practical deployment.
This curated list of 50 papers, blogs, and models across 10 AI engineering fields?—?including LLMs, multimodal AI, RAG, and fine-tuning?—?offers essential resources for AI engineers to stay updated on cutting-edge advancements and practical applications in 2025.
Despite being smaller and older, OpenAI’s GPT-3.5-turbo-instruct uniquely excels at chess compared to newer models, likely due to high-quality chess training data and differences in instruction tuning and chat interfaces, highlighting the complexity of optimizing LLMs for specialized tasks.
Colin Matthews outlines three categories of AI dev tools?—?chatbots, cloud dev environments, and local dev assistants?—?and provides practical guidance on choosing the right tool, solving prototyping challenges, and maximizing productivity for building apps in minutes.
Apple Intelligence, despite low user enthusiasm, now takes up 7GB of device storage?—?nearly double its launch size?—?due to on-device AI processing for new features like image generation and custom emojis, raising concerns about storage, battery drain, and overall value.
Zoom will soon allow users to create AI avatars that can record and deliver personalized video messages, part of its AI Companion add-on, which includes features like integration with productivity apps and custom meeting summaries.
The Global AI Research Agenda & AI in Global Development Playbook
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced the official release of the?Global AI Research Agenda?and?AI in Global Development Playbook?—?two comprehensive and complementary approaches that guide future research on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its use in advancing UN Sustainable Development Goals.
NotebookLM summary
AIR-BENCH 2024 introduces a comprehensive AI safety benchmark grounded in regulatory frameworks and policies, encompassing 5,694 prompts aligned with 314 granular risk categories, to evaluate language models’ safety performance and address gaps in existing benchmarks by providing insights into real-world regulatory alignment and safety measures.
A columnist explores the benefits and challenges of AI-assisted doctors, raising questions about their accuracy, bias, and reliability in healthcare.
In a 56-hour train journey, the author ported a neural network to a TI-84 Plus CE graphing calculator, achieving over 95% accuracy in handwritten digit recognition despite hardware limitations, showcasing ingenuity in machine learning on resource-constrained platforms.
OpenAI’s SimpleQA tests LLMs on 4,326 short, fact-seeking questions across diverse topics, revealing challenges in accuracy, overconfidence in wrong answers, and opportunities for improvement, with results soon available on Hugging Face.
Francis Crick and Christof Koch propose a framework to explain visual consciousness by identifying neural correlates of consciousness (NCC) through competing neural assemblies, combining experimental approaches and theoretical insights to address the fundamental problem of qualia.
Dominating technology is essential for success across industries, as it encompasses not just innovation in AI and transportation but also critical sectors like finance, media, and defense, a strategy that China clearly grasps.
Ablation studies reveal that large language models (LLMs) offer no clear advantage in time series forecasting, as simpler attention-based methods often perform as well or better, questioning the utility of LLMs in this domain despite their computational cost.
AI and Auditing: Transforming Practices and Evolving Standards?—?(French)?—?INSEADer Stéphane Bellanger
This article explores how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing auditing by enhancing decision-making, fraud detection, and service personalization, while addressing challenges like transparency and integrating AI into ethical and professional standards.
Andrew Ng’s lecture notes introduce sparse autoencoders as a method to automatically learn efficient feature representations from unlabeled data, addressing the limitations of manually engineered features in supervised learning and leveraging neural networks with backpropagation for scalable, domain-agnostic applications.
AI is transforming the legal field by enhancing access to justice through tools that streamline case preparation, analyze evidence, and reduce costs, while emphasizing the need for human oversight to ensure fairness and accuracy.
AI and LLMs hold transformative potential to enhance digital public squares by facilitating collective dialogue, bridging divides, moderating content, and ensuring authenticity, while also addressing challenges like polarization, inclusivity, and trust.
Embracing “lazy robotics,” which prioritizes energy-efficient actions and selective data processing, can significantly reduce the environmental impact of robots and AI while maintaining functionality and addressing the growing energy demands of automation.
Surgical robots have achieved human-level proficiency by learning tasks through video training, including the ability to correct their own mistakes during procedures, marking a breakthrough in robotic-assisted surgery.
Google DeepMind’s FACTS benchmark evaluates LLMs for factually accurate, grounded long-form responses, with Gemini 2.0 Flash outperforming others at 83.6% accuracy, emphasizing grounding over creativity, and covering diverse domains like medical, legal, and tech.
Unit X unveils the groundbreaking partnership between Silicon Valley and the Pentagon, showcasing how cutting-edge technology is transforming modern warfare, as narrated by the two key leaders who spearheaded this pivotal shift.
“Browser Use” is an AI tool that automates job applications by analyzing your CV, finding matching jobs, and applying for them autonomously, showcasing the transformative potential of AI agents in reshaping the recruitment and hiring market.
Microsoft Phi-4, a 14B parameter LLM released on Hugging Face under an MIT license, excels in reasoning, math, and code generation, outperforming GPT-4o and rivaling 70B models with its STEM-focused QA capabilities, high-quality training data, and advanced safety alignment.
AI, Investment Decisions, and Inequality?—?MIT Sloan
Generative AI enhances investment decision-making overall but risks widening performance gaps, as personalized summaries benefit sophisticated investors more, highlighting a tradeoff between accessibility and precision.
Excited to present our cutting-edge research at NeurIPS 2024, showcasing breakthroughs in physics-informed learning for stochastic processes, conditional operator estimation, Gibbs algorithm generalization, operator learning for reinforcement learning, and novel contributions to RNN theory and ML potentials at key workshops.
Yuma delivers leading automation rates for E-commerce while improving? support accuracy, consistency, and cost-efficiency.
Learning Theory from First Principles?by Francis Bach Francis Bach’s new book offers a fresh, rigorous approach to understanding learning theory through first principles, simplifying complex mathematical concepts while bridging theoretical results with practical applications in machine learning, making it an invaluable resource for students and researchers alike.
Reflecting on Vapnik’s foundational connections between Kant, Popper, and learning theory, this discussion revisits the philosophical and scientific underpinnings of machine learning, exploring its relevance to modern AI challenges like hallucinations, its limitations, and what is still missing in advancing AI’s true potential.
UC Berkeley’s “Robots That Learn” course, featuring lecture videos and comprehensive materials, is now available online, offering insights into advanced robotics and learning systems with expert guidance.
New research reveals that large language models (LLMs) dynamically form “in-context representations” that align with task structures, reflecting the real-world data generating processes, offering insights into their internal reasoning capabilities.
Saudi Arabia is advancing its quantum technology ambitions through strategic investments, partnerships, and education initiatives, aiming to become a global leader in quantum innovation while addressing challenges in talent development and infrastructure to align with Vision 2030 goals for economic diversification and technological advancement.
Researchers propose the Alien Recombination method, using AI to transcend human cognitive limitations by generating novel concept combinations in visual art, revealing unexplored creative possibilities beyond cultural and contextual constraints.
GitHub now offers a free tier of GitHub Copilot in VS Code, allowing 150M developers to access up to 2,000 code completions and 50 chat messages per month, with support for models like Anthropic’s Claude 3.5 Sonnet and OpenAI’s GPT-4o.
The Circle: A Cautionary Tale on AI, Privacy, and Tech Ethics?—?Film Recommendation
This 2017 film explores the dangers of unchecked AI and tech monopolies, raising critical questions about transparency, surveillance, and the ethical responsibilities of companies
Nik Shevchenko introduces Omi’s vision to “read the mind,” starting with device activation via a brain interface module launching in Q2 2025, a simpler step toward achieving fully brain-powered interactions.
Sandra Matz’s book explores the world of AI-driven psychological profiling, algorithmic nudging, and digital persuasion, offering essential insights into the powerful and sometimes unsettling intersection of data science and human behavior.
Gustave Le Bon’s 1895 classic,?The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind, explores the psychology of crowds, asserting that individuals in groups act impulsively, lose rationality, and are swayed by emotions and leaders, influencing civilization through their destructive or transformative power.
The UK’s gene-editing plans face delays as Brussels warns they conflict with post-Brexit border agreements, sparking concerns over Europe’s regulatory competitiveness in critical tech sectors.
AI Videos of the Last Few?Weeks
For a broad selection of AI videos,?check out the INSEAD AI YouTube Channel?(regularly updated)
The Heist: A Text-to-Video Showcase?(AI-creation)
The Heist?demonstrates the power of Google Veo 2’s text-to-video technology, with all sound design, editing, and music crafted by the creator, teasing exciting projects ahead for next year.
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1 个月Great wrap up as always, Robert!
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