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Data Points

AI can guess what you are seeing: Plus, a new tool to speed up attention mechanisms for LLMs

A company that mines data to mine critical minerals; Doctors use chatbots to deal with insurers; A travel agent powered by AI; An LLM health coach backed by OpenAI

Data Points

Apple and Microsoft Won’t Observe OpenAI’s Board: Plus, Groq sports a speedy new web-based chatbot

AWS’s new co-code app developer; How Alibaba is using AI to expand abroad; A chatbot grounded in climate reporting; Traffic numbers for the top AI sites

Machine Learning Research

Like LoRA, But for Pretraining: GaLore, a memory-saving method for pretraining and fine-tuning LLMs

Low-rank adaptation (LoRA) reduces memory requirements when fine-tuning large language models, but it isn’t as conducive to pretraining.

Business

Amazon Onboards Adept: Amazon adds majority of Adept AI staff to boost agentic AI capabilities

Amazon hired most of the staff of agentic-AI specialist Adept AI in a move that echoes Microsoft’s absorption of Inflection in March.

Tech & Society

AI’s Path to Zero Emissions Is Cloudy: AI and data center boom challenges big tech's emissions targets

The boom in AI is jeopardizing big tech’s efforts to reach its targets for emissions of greenhouse gasses.

Tech & Society

Claude Advances the LLM Interface: Claude 3.5 Sonnet’s Artifacts feature makes it easier to build and code on-site

Claude 3.5 Sonnet lets users work on generated outputs as though they were independent files — a step forward in large language model user interfaces.

Letters

California’s Proposed AI Safety Law Puts Developers at Risk: California SB 1047 is intended to make AI safer, but its unclear requirements put developers, innovation, and open source in jeopardy.

I continue to be alarmed at the progress of proposed California regulation SB 1047 and the attack it represents on open source and more broadly on AI innovation.

The Batch Newsletter

AI’s Cloudy Path to Zero Emissions, Amazon’s Agent Builders, Claude’s UI Advance, Training On Consumer GPUs

The Batch AI News and Insights: I continue to be alarmed at the progress of proposed California regulation SB 1047 and the attack it represents on open source and more broadly on AI innovation.

A person bypassing safety guardrails around AI systems in a high-tech environment

Data Points

Brazil puts the brakes on Meta: Plus, powerful jailbreak exploits AI models’ safety features

Robots trained on audio, not just vision; Gen-3 Alpha video model now available; French regulator calls out Nvidia; Waymo opens widely in San Francisco

Data Points

Cloning dead celebrities’ voices: Plus, Amazon absorbs most of Adept

Twice a week, Data Points brings you the latest AI news, tools, models, and research in brief. Today’s edition includes: ElevenLabs gains rights to use dead celebrities’ voices for narration, VALL-E 2, Microsoft’s speech cloning tool, LangChain introduces LangGraph Cloud...

The Batch Newsletter

OpenAI Blocks China, Tests for Human-Level Models, Music Industry Sues AI Startups, Model Merging Evolves

The Batch AI News and Insights: As we reach the milestone of the 256th issue of The Batch, I’m reflecting on how AI has changed over the years and how society continues to change with it.

Letters

The World Needs High-Quality AI Education More Than Ever: AI developers need high-quality education and training to keep up with changing technology and gain useful skills. At DeepLearning.AI, we put learners first.

As we reach the milestone of the 256th issue of The Batch, I’m reflecting on how AI has changed over the years and how society continues to change with it.