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Here are 5 things you missed today in the world of AI. Because we get it, life is busy & who has the time to sit around and keep up with the fastest moving industry right now - here are 5 things we think you need to know in the world of AI.

1 - 🏈 OpenAI to Make Super Bowl Debut Amidst Funding Frenzy

OpenAI, the AI powerhouse behind ChatGPT, is set to make its first-ever television commercial during the Super Bowl. ¹ This move comes amidst a reported $40 billion funding round and signifies a significant shift towards a more aggressive marketing strategy for the company.

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2 - 🚩 DeepSeek Banned From US Government Devices: Lawmakers Cite National Security Risks

Concerns over data security and potential misuse by the Chinese government have led US lawmakers to introduce legislation banning the AI app DeepSeek from all government devices. This move echoes a similar ban in Australia and highlights growing scrutiny of AI technology developed in China.

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3 - 🖼️ Google Adds AI Watermarks to Magic Editor Photos, But Limitations Remain

By 2025, AI agents are expected to collaborate on tasks, according to Capgemini. These self-directed agents would work together to solve problems, potentially replacing some human jobs. Businesses are rapidly adopting this tech, with 82% planning to integrate AI agents within a few years. This trend is stronger in larger companies and certain industries, like aerospace.

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4 - 🆚 AI Breakthrough: Researchers Train OpenAI Rival for Under $50 in Half an Hour

A team of researchers has made a significant leap in AI development by training a powerful reasoning model that rivals OpenAI's for a mere $50 in just 26 minutes. This groundbreaking achievement was made possible by utilizing a technique called distillation, which allows the new model to learn from Google's advanced Gemini AI. This breakthrough challenges the prevailing notion that cutting-edge AI requires massive investments and resources, potentially reshaping the entire AI landscape.

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5 - 🚕 Lyft Taps Anthropic's Claude AI for Faster Customer Service

Ride-hailing giant Lyft has partnered with Anthropic to integrate its advanced AI assistant, Claude, into its customer service operations. The company claims Claude is significantly reducing resolution times for driver inquiries. However, this move raises concerns among drivers who have long criticized Lyft's lack of human support and impersonal approach.

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Written by AI Bulletin team - Australia
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