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Engramme’s Large Memory Models augment human memory with perfect recall

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09 April 2026 18h27

Huge: Engramme is building what they call "Large Memory Models" – designed to connect to your entire digital life and surface relevant context automatically.

Open an email, join a call, send a message. The system recalls what you need without searching or prompting.

Founded by… https://t.co/QsNu6b3E5W
— Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) 9 avril 2026

Huge: Engramme is building what they call "Large Memory Models" – designed to connect to your entire digital life and surface relevant context automatically. Open an email, join a call, send a message. The system recalls what you need without searching or prompting. Founded by @gkreiman, the idea is to augment human memory rather than replace it. Your data, surfaced at the right moment. Gabriel Kreiman (@gkreiman) Imagine a future where you can REMEMBER EVERYTHING. Every email, every person, every conversation. Introducing Engramme. Our vision is to endow humans with perfect and infinite memory. All your memories come to you. No more searching or prompting. engramme.com 🧠 — https://nitter.net/gkreiman/status/2042271382265053537#m

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9 April 2026
AI Chief Scientist Warns of Automation’s Societal Challenges Ahead

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09 April 2026 17h42

Jakub Pachocki, OpenAI's Chief Scientist: As AI advances, automating intellectual work poses huge societal challenges. Job displacement, wealth concentration, and governance of AI-controlled entities are critical issues. Coming faster than expected. pic.twitter.com/4i5JB3ZCS0
— Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) 9 avril 2026

Jakub Pachocki, OpenAI's Chief Scientist: As AI advances, automating intellectual work poses huge societal challenges. Job displacement, wealth concentration, and governance of AI-controlled entities are critical issues. Coming faster than expected.

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9 April 2026
OpenAI’s Unreleased Cyber Model is Not Spud

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09 April 2026 16h49

Update: the model Axios mentions is NOT Spud nitter.net/kimmonismus/status/204… Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) Important update: OpenAI’s cyber product/model that is not being released publicly is not Spud, but a different model. — https://nitter.net/kimmonismus/status/2042253455100699043#m

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9 April 2026
OpenAI’s Cyber Product and Spud Model Are Separate Projects

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09 April 2026 16h49

Important update: OpenAI’s cyber product/model that is not being released publicly is not Spud, but a different model. Dan Shipper 📧 (@danshipper) I just spoke to OpenAI, and this is actually false. OpenAI is working on a cyber product with a trusted tester group. But this is NOT related to Spud, their newest model. Unfortunately seems like the Axios story conflated the two, and has now been updated. — https://nitter.net/danshipper/status/2042244750086918529#m

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9 April 2026
Google’s MedGemma 1.5: Specialized 4B Medical Model Outperforms Larger Models

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09 April 2026 14h08

Really exciting: Google's MedGemma 1.5 packs 3D radiology, whole-slide pathology, longitudinal X-ray analysis, and clinical document understanding into a single open-weight 4B model (!), with a massive +47% F1 jump in pathology and +11% in MRI classification over v1. The specialized 4B model outperforms Gemini 3.0 Flash on out-of-distribution CT analysis, proving that targeted medical post-training beats raw scale. <3 Samuel Schmidgall (@SRSchmidgall) The MedGemma 1.5 technical report is out 👇 arxiv.org/pdf/2604.05081v1 — https://nitter.net/SRSchmidgall/status/2041973798589903260#m

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9 April 2026
OpenAI Generates 100 Billion Dollars in Advertising Revenue

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09 April 2026 13h29

axios.com/2026/04/09/openai-… [Translated from EN to English]

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9 April 2026
OpenAI Projects $100 Billion in Ad Revenue by 2030

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09 April 2026 13h29

Ads are critical for OpenAI. OpenAI projects $2.5B in ad revenue for 2026, scaling to $100B (!) by 2030, banking on 2.75B weekly users and the unique advantage that chatbot users explicitly state what they want to buy. "The projections assume OpenAI's products reach 2.75 billion weekly users by 2030 and capture a share of the global ad market dominated by Google, Meta, Amazon and TikTok." Via Axios. As we know: The move puts OpenAI in direct contrast with Anthropic, which has committed to keeping Claude ad-free. [Translated from EN to English]

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9 April 2026
Meta’s Spark Could Threaten OpenAI’s Consumer Market Dominance

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09 April 2026 12h16

Meta's new model could pose a threat to only one company: OpenAI. OpenAI currently has 900 weekly users, 95% of whom are still in the free tier. It's arguably the best model for the average user, which is why most people use ChatGPT in their daily lives. With Spark, Meta has now developed a model that is being rolled out free of charge (!) to one billion users and is at least as useful for everyday use as ChatGPT. Let's be honest: 99% of people don't use LLMs for coding or frontier math, but for questions about tax returns, legal violations, brainstorming, or simply for chatting. ChatGPT and Spark are equally well-suited for this. Meta has the Moat distribution. If Meta succeeds in introducing Spark to its users and they realize that they now have a model within the Meta ecosystem that can address their concerns and needs just as effectively as ChatGPT, the consumer market could shift towards Meta. *That* could be dangerous for OpenAI. Because the business and enterprise sector is primarily located at Anthropic. OpenAI would also like more access to this market, but is currently still struggling for market share. OpenAI is deeply rooted in the consumer market. This is where Meta can become a real threat. That should set off alarm bells for OpenAI.

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9 April 2026
OpenAI Announces New Cyber Mythos Model According to Axios

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09 April 2026 11h35

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9 April 2026
OpenAI Develops ChatGPT-Mythos with Advanced Cybersecurity Capabilities

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09 April 2026 11h35

Big update: OpenAI developed its own ChatGPT-"Mythos" and will also not roll it out publicly, via Axios OpenAI is planning a limited, staggered rollout of a new model with advanced cybersecurity capabilities, mirroring Anthropic's restricted release of its Mythos Preview to a small group of vetted companies. More and more AI models are now capable enough at autonomous hacking that their makers are treating releases like responsible vulnerability disclosure. [Translated from EN to English]

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