GenSQL, OpenAI & Strawberries?

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It's mid-July, and AI seems to be on

Quick preface: The events this weekend surrounding President Trump are truly saddening. Political violence is evil and has no place in our society, period. Sending thoughts and prayers to Donald, his family, and the innocent lives lost at his rally. 🙏

1/ OpenAI and Los Alamos National Lab: A Scientific Love Story - These two powerhouses are joining forces to put AI under the microscope - literally! They're subjecting the latest LLMs (like the mysterious "4o") to biological experiments. Plus, they're stress-testing multimodal LLMs in lab scenarios. It's like a sci-fi movie come to life!

2/ MIT's GenSQL: Making Databases Sexy Again - MIT researchers are cooking up GenSQL, a tool that turns boring old databases into crystal balls. It helps users predict the future and sniff out anomalies like a digital bloodhound. Who knew databases could be this exciting?

3/ AGI: Are We There Yet? OpenAI has a secret report card for AI progress, ranging from Level 1 (basic chit-chat) to Level 5 (running entire organizations). Plot twist: They claim they're only at Level 1! Looks like the AGI finish line is still a bit far away.

4/ Bitcoin vs. AI: The Energy Showdown ⚡ There's a glaring double standard in how the powers-that-be view energy consumption. Goldman Sachs predicts AI will gobble up 8% of data center power by 2030 - that's huge! Yet, the media seems to have selective hearing when it comes to AI's appetite for electricity. Established powers seem to treat crypto with more hostility than AI, though both have large energy demands.

5/ OpenAI's Secret Recipe: Project Strawberry 🍓 ... OpenAI is brewing something special. Codenamed "Strawberry," this new AI model aims to push the boundaries of machine intelligence. Its mission? To roam the internet autonomously and conduct complex research like a digital Sherlock Holmes. It's not just OpenAI - other AI companies are racing to create these digital agents too.