This SVG surfaced in an AI Studio A/B test window, and it’s hard to believe it’s actually vector-generated. likely from Google’s new Flash/Pro model. So freaking hyped for Google i/o! 2 weeks to go!
@kimmonismus
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Claude Reacts Unexpectedly After Getting Access to a Clock
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Claude got access to a clock and immediately lost its mind over it. I love when Claude freaks out.
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Nvidia Loses China Market Share as Export Controls Backfire
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Jensen Huang says Nvidia's market share in China has dropped to zero thanks to US export controls, and he's arguing the restrictions have basically backfired by pushing China to build its own chip ecosystem faster. I think people still don't understand what this means. China
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Europe Lacks Strategy for AI Infrastructure and Energy Future
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What I still don’t understand is why Europe seems to have so little ambition to play any meaningful role in the future. There is no convincing strategy to solve the energy problem. There is no serious push to build out European data centers so AI training and inference can
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Anthropic in Talks to Buy Inference Chips from UK Startup Fractile
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Anthropic is talking to a small UK chip startup called Fractile about buying their inference chips once they're ready next year, basically another move to stop being so dependent on Nvidia. What's really interesting is that Fractile is using the Anthropic deal as a selling
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Google Gemini Flash and New Omni Model Rumors Circulate
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Rumors so far: – Google Gemini Flash 3.2/3.5 (already being tested)
– New Omni Model, maybe even updated Veo in competition to Seedance
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Software Engineering Job Postings Reach Highest Level Since 2023
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Software engineering jobs hit their highest posting since november 2023.
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Google Omni Model Expected at Google I/O with New Video AI
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Google Omni model incoming. Probably being prepared for google i/o. However i assume they will launch a new video model with it instead of Veo 3.1 since Seedance jumped to the top a few months ago
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Tech Layoffs Now Driven by More Than Overhiring
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Until recently, layoffs could still be attributed to overhiring. Now it should be clear that layoffs in the tech sector have other causes.
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GPT-5.4 Pro Proof Method Cracks 60-Year-Old Erdős Conjecture
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GPT-5.4 Pro didn’t just solve one math problem, it kicked open the door: its proof method now cracks a 60-year-old Erdős conjecture, making this one of the first times an AI proof actually leads somewhere. We barely started.