… Microsoft’s first in-house reasoning AI model Microsoft is pushing ahead with its work to make its own AI models instead of relying on those created by OpenAI. It revealed seven new models during Build, including one that it says is its first reasoning model. …
… The text of the email addressed my wife by her first name, even though her email address does not contain her first name. …
… Suleyman made sure to emphasize, again and again, Microsoft’s “humanist superintelligence” as an “AI that prioritizes humanity first” — part of AI companies’ recent rebrand of AGI to make it sound less frightening in an era when people are pushing back against AI more than ever before. …
… Amidst all that, we have the agentic AI boom, which an increasing number of manufacturers are leveraging to reel in that 60-month new car design and development window. As with most aspects of AI, the potential is huge. …
… When we had AI agents go through these policies, they just went nuts. One approach was, “Let’s rebuild all the documentation and policies the right way, and then let’s have the agents work based on these policies.” But why do we put those policies together in the first place? …
… Hawkins Aug 30, 2023 Mercedes-Benz’s first EV charging hubs will open this fall Umar Shakir Aug 28, 2023 Most Popular Most Popular Google is launching its own version of OpenClaw The biggest data center ever is becoming a huge problem in Utah If Google can’t make AI agents useful, maybe no one can …
… You should be able to perform operations on your email. In the future with the agent-to-agent integration, you can actually interact with many more apps from your own digital ecosystem. Can I ask you about the word agentic in this context? …
… At Microsoft’s Build conference this week, it’ll be showing off “new Windows security and containment primitives” that, along with Nvidia’s OpenShell runtime, “allows personal agents to run safely and under full user control.” Nvidia claims this adds up to “a new personal computing paradigm where A… …
… In January 2018, ahead of Microsoft’s first big OpenAI investment, Microsoft CTO Kevin Scott was worried about not investing in OpenAI. “I guess the other thing to think about here is the PR downside of us not funding them, and having them storm off to Amazon in a huff and shit-talk us and Azure on… …
… Software management roles at Amazon are now “Builders Leads,” who will help supervise AI agents and software developers. Microsoft employees I’ve spoken to fear that the company will introduce something similar to Amazon, in a bid to get even more software built by AI agents. …