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Latent Space released an interview with swyx and Mihail Eric, the instructor for Stanford's CS146S course and head of Monaco AI.
Source links can be verified on the original siteRead original ↗Latent Space interviewed Stanford CS146S instructor and Monaco AI head Mihail Eric as it reached 1 million subscribers on its AI Engineer channel.
Source links can be verified on the original siteRead original ↗Larry Page believes that ultimately 99.999% of computing power will be located in space.
Source links can be verified on the original siteRead original ↗According to a memo circulated among senior Trump administration officials, the US intelligence community identified Alice Huang as Beijing's spy asset. She is linked to China's Ministry of State Security and was recruited to study American chips and potentially influence Nvidia. Her company, Megaspeed, launched a $10 billion-plus procurement of Nvidia chips in 2024 and leased computing power from Alibaba for Southeast Asian data centers, allegedly creating a backdoor for China to access restricted chips.
Source links can be verified on the original siteRead original ↗According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple CEO John Ternus is pressuring AI chief Craig Federighi to speed up the Siri roadmap to compete with OpenAI's Dots and Meta's Muse.
Source links can be verified on the original siteRead original ↗According to Bloomberg, DeepSeek's open-source agent application Harness recorded 1.54 million daily active users in less than three months, counting only official API users. The seven-day average grew from 271K on September 30, following the desktop version launch.
Source links can be verified on the original siteRead original ↗Tsinghua University and Moonshot AI have released the TCSExam benchmark, which evaluates large language models' capabilities across the entire spectrum of theoretical computer science research using 100 expert-reviewed tasks. The test covers Lean theorem proving, solver engineering, constructive records, and 30 open conjectures, with all submissions verified by the Lean kernel or task checkers.
Source links can be verified on the original siteRead original ↗Rights holders of Elvis Presley and a publisher of Eminem's works have sued AI music company Suno, alleging it illegally generates music and lyrics imitating these artists. The plaintiff's lawyers claim Suno violates the Tennessee ELVIS Act, which prohibits AI companies from cloning singers' voices.
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