New ChatGPT model designed to break down problems, ‘think’ before responding

OpenAI, the company that brought you ChatGPT, has released a new AI system that isn’t just designed to spit out quick answers to your questions, it’s designed to “think” or “reason” before responding.

Officially called o1 but nicknamed Strawberry — it can solve tricky logic puzzles, ace math tests, and write code for new video games.

However, for many simpler queries, ChatGPT is a better choice.

How Google Makes Custom Cloud Chips That Power Apple AI And Gemini

Google was the first cloud provider to make its own custom AI chips, called TPUs, when they first came out in 2015 – a trend both Amazon and Microsoft followed years later. Now, Apple has revealed it uses TPUs to train its AI models, positioning Google chips as an alternative to Nvidia’s market-leading GPUs. CNBC got an exclusive look inside the lab where Google makes its chips, and its top executive showcased TPU Version 6, Trillium, and its new Arm-based CPU, Axion, both coming out later in 2024.

Former SpaceX engineer invents a “Robotic Blacksmith Army” | Hard Reset

It takes years to fix a complex fighter jet. Robo-factories could do it at the click of a button.

Automotive parts manufactured in the morning, aerospace parts manufactured at noon: Machina Labs’ factory of the future is rethinking manufacturing with roboforming.

Roboforming is a revolutionary way of shaping metal using robots and artificial intelligence. To keep up with our ever-shifting digital world, manufacturing needs to deviate from the standard practices established decades ago that most of the industry is still following.

Machina Labs is taking manufacturing to the next level by making it more nimble and accessible, no huge factories required. They’re approaching the industry with one big idea: What if custom manufacturing could be just as affordable and efficient?

‘AI is already able to manipulate people’: Expert warns of growing AI power

Author of NEXUS: A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI, Yuval Noah Harari, joins Morning Joe to continue the conversation on the potential dangers of AI. Harari explains how AI is evolving from a tool into an agent capable of making decisions and manipulating human emotions, stressing the need for regulation to prevent AI’s deceptive capabilities from being abused.