Claude 3.5 > GPT-4o?

1/ AI in Racing.

Looks like formula 1 and Amazon just decided to head into a partnership. Their AI? Statbot- which allows for AI-powered personalized broadcasts to keep viewers hooked.

Enter Statbot, their AI-powered pit crew for personalized broadcasts. This digital dynamo crunches real-time racing data, feeding juicy insights to live broadcasters and presenters. It's like having a race engineer in your ear, keeping viewers glued to the action.

AI in sports? You bet we love to see it!

2/  AI in Tennis

Game, set, match... AI?

Maria Sharapova, tennis legend turned tech enthusiast, recently held court on AI at Toronto's Collision conference. She drew parallels between AI adoption and the introduction of challenge systems in tennis: "We were all extremely hesitant." But just like those electronic line judges, AI is bridging the knowledge gap for both athletes and fans.

Sharapova cites this by saying “knowing that a fan is informed about your game and results”

AI basically takes tennis insight to the next level- who knows- Soon we might be predicting the next killer backhand just like we predict the next token in LLMs.

3/ OnlyFans AI?

The OnlyFans CEO recently spilled the tea on AI and its impact on creators. Her mission? "To build AI that enhances our creators' experience and doesn't cannibalize them."

Think of it as an AI OnlyFans Copilot, if you will. But don't get too excited just yet - in her words, "we haven't cracked that nut yet." The AI revolution in content creation? Still pending.

4/ ByteDance working with Broadcom to Develop Advanced AI Processor

Now here's a plot twist! ByteDance, TikTok's parent company, is joining forces with Broadcom to develop cutting-edge AI processors.

With all the drama between TikTok and the U.S. government, this partnership with an American tech giant could be ByteDance's golden ticket to securing those coveted chips and compute power. It's like a high-stakes game of tech diplomacy.

5/ Model Wars: Claude 3.5 Sonnet beats GPT-4o?

On key benchmarks- and especially coding tasks- 3.5 Sonnet actually seems to outperform GPT-4o.

Claude 3.5 Sonnet is giving GPT-4o a run for its money, especially in the coding arena. While they're both heavyweight contenders, this LLM race is getting more nail-biting by the minute.

Right now, it's a neck-and-neck sprint between GPT-4o and Claude Sonnet. But in the long run? Buckle up