Morning Briefing

Good Morning from San Francisco, OpenAI just dropped a bombshell in the AI agent race. 🎯 Their new Responses API lets developers build AI assistants that surf the web, dig through files, and handle tedious computer tasks. Think of it as a digital workforce you can deploy with a few lines

Good Morning from San Francisco, AI search bots are flunking fact-checking while charging premium rates for their mistakes. The Tow Center caught eight chatbots fumbling basic news queries - tasks a quick Google search could solve. Even $40 monthly subscriptions buy you more confidence, not accuracy. Think of it as

Good Morning from San Francisco, China's latest AI prodigy, Manus AI, promised revolution. It can't order a sandwich. 🥪 The hype was astronomical: 138,000 Discord members, invitation codes selling for thousands, experts swooning. Reality hit hard. Manus turned out to be recycled tech struggling with basic

Good Morning from San Francisco, Russia discovered AI's weak spot: LLM grooming - flooding training data with so many false claims that AI models accept them as truth. Their Moscow-based network churned out 3.6 million propaganda articles in 2024, and while hardly any humans read them, the

Good Morning from San Francisco, 🌁 Holy shrinkage! 🤏 Alibaba just proved size isn't everything in AI. Their new QwQ-32B model strutted into the party of giant language models wearing nothing but a single GPU – and still outperformed the behemoths wearing entire data centers. Meanwhile, in space drama: 🚀 Elon Musk&

Good Morning from San Francisco, 🌫️ AI's pace keeps me up at night. Two stories grabbed my attention: ⚡ The White House's former AI advisor Ben Buchanan dropped a bombshell: AGI might crash our party within two years. The government scrambles to keep up, juggling safety rules while