Maj
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someone should make a marketplace to trade ai api credits. would be cool if I could swap my claude credits for openai ones or the other way around.

BREAKING: Deepseek's portfolio is up +120% and GPT 5 is down -60% 61% chance Deepseek wins

The AWS outage affected $2,000 smart sleep beds, with some Sleep8 customers left stuck in an inclined position or with overheating mattresses

The security vulnerability we found in Perplexity’s Comet browser this summer is not an isolated issue. Indirect prompt injections are a systemic problem facing Comet and other AI-powered browsers. Today we’re publishing details on more security vulnerabilities we uncovered.

OpenAI’s too big to fail status is absolutely ridiculous. They don’t have any moat whatsoever

Ok this tweet about upcoming changes to ChatGPT blew up on the erotica point much more than I thought it was going to! It was meant to be just one example of us allowing more user freedom for adults. Here is an effort to better communicate it: As we have said earlier, we are making a decision to prioritize safety over privacy and freedom for teenagers. And we are not loosening any policies related to mental health. This is a new and powerful technology, and we believe minors need significant protection. We also care very much about the principle of treating adult users like adults. As AI becomes more important in people's lives, allowing a lot of freedom for people to use AI in the ways that they want is an important part of our mission. It doesn't apply across the board of course: for example, we will still not allow things that cause harm to others, and we will treat users who are having mental health crises very different from users who are not. Without being paternalistic we will attempt to help users achieve their long-term goals. But we are not the elected moral police of the world. In the same way that society differentiates other appropriate boundaries (R-rated movies, for example) we want to do a similar thing here.





Can we take a moment to appreciate the game of chess Sam Altman is playing? In a single summer, he reduced OpenAI’s dependence on $MSFT by signing a multi-billion dollar deal with $ORCL, giving OpenAI access to a second cloud partner and much more leverage on infrastructure costs. Then he locked in partnerships with both primary competitors, $NVDA and $AMD, not only securing GPU supply at fair prices but also ensuring both chipmakers have a vested interest in OpenAI’s growth through direct collaboration and investment. He completely flipped the industry. OpenAI went from needing them to them needing OpenAI. And he did it all without draining current treasuries, instead leveraging future commitments. Absolutely incredible, and that's coming from a $GOOG shareholder.









