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OpenAI's Third-Party Assessment Priorities Lack Teeth

OpenAI published priorities and principles for third-party model assessors, saying independent evaluations should cover training, evaluation and deployment. Observers praised the direction but noted the document lacks enforceable controls, so it cannot compel OpenAI to publish adverse findings or change deployments, and may aim to broker identical restrictions among rivals and regulators.

cio.com ·

Meta to bring Muse agent to its smart glasses

Weeks after launching Muse, Meta said it is working to bring the agent to its smart glasses, letting users activate it by voice for tasks like guiding workouts, logging meals and shopping. The glasses also gain an FDA-cleared Hearing Enhancement feature for adults with mild to moderate hearing loss.

The Verge ·

Meta upgrades Muse with email and video calls

Meta announced updates to its Muse agent: agents get their own email addresses for completing tasks and communication, the Muse Mac app will be able to use your computer, and users will soon be able to chat with Muse over video calls.

The Verge ·

ABC: AI supply chains, geopolitics and self-censorship

ABC News reports that ChatGPT and Claude are only the surface of AI's 'layered cake' of chips, data, energy and humans. This globally dispersed ecosystem spans Asia-Pacific, and no single country controls every layer, creating complex interdependence and geopolitical power shifts.

ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation ·

At 28, choose MD-PhD or restart with math and CS for AI

A 28-year-old weighs finishing an MD plus a roughly five-year biomedical PhD against leaving medicine for a three-to-four-year math and CS degree to pursue ML/AI research. Concerns include AI automating software engineering, eroding the value of CS degrees, and how useful an MD plus PhD would be in AI.

r/MachineLearning ·
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