With a never ending influx of AI content thieves, and slop channels reposting plagiarized content, it looks like YouTubers finally have an easy mechanism of fighting back. Discovered by a YouTuber called F4mi, caption files can be converted through multiple formats, infecting a video with an indistinguishable payload of gibberish and nonsense which is undetectable to an average viewer, but completely destroys the ability for AI scrapers to correctly summarize or interpret the content. In effect, if used at scale, this can poison LLMs seeking to train on YouTube videos, and destroy the ability for low level content farmers to use basic AI summary mechanisms for stealing the hard work of real creators. While certainly not a finishing blow, its a way for actual creators to fight back, and make it substantially more difficult to operate an AI slop channel on the platform. Example videos. One is clean, the other infected with an AI scrambling payload.
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China’s DeepSeek – A Balanced Overview
Accusations of theft by OpenAI, a stock market flash crash and a small AI model from China. This is the story of DeepSeek, the AI model that’s changed the game. In this episode we take a deep look into all the news and ramification surrounding its release.
Sam Altman: OpenAI has been on the ‘wrong side of history’ post-DeepSeek
CNBC’s Deirdre Bosa reports on the latest developments from OpenAI.
How AI Will Answer Questions We Haven’t Thought to Ask | Aravind Srinivas | TED
Human potential will only accelerate with AI answering questions better and faster than ever before, says Aravind Srinivas, cofounder and CEO of conversational search engine Perplexity. He examines the trends driving new AI-powered tools that nourish curiosity and creativity — and how they might usher in a new era of intellectual growth and discovery. “Knowledge does not really care about who you are, where you’re from or who you have access to. Rather, what matters is the next question you’re going to ask,” says Srinivas. (Recorded at TEDAI San Francisco on October 22, 2024)
DeepSeek – How a Chinese AI Startup Shook Silicon Valley
The release of a new reasoning model, known as R1, led investors to question US dominance in tech, their expectations around future AI capex while also raising the prospect that China might beat Silicon Valley at its own game.
The new DeepSeek model can “reason” to solve complex problems and performs as well as the AI software from US tech giants like Google and OpenAI, but was apparently developed at a fraction of the price of those models.
DeepSeek quickly overtook OpenAI’s ChatGPT as the most-downloaded free app on the US iOS App store.
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Box CEO: Very few losers from the DeepSeek breakthrough
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Is Aurora On The Cusp Of Commercializing Driverless Trucks?
Aurora’s stock had a wild ride this month and CEO Chris Urmson, who led Google’s self-driving car program in its pre-Waymo days, thinks it’s on the cusp of commercializing driverless trucks. But profitability is years away.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang’s Vision for Your Future
What NVIDIA is trying to build next… Subscribe for more optimistic science and tech stories from our show Huge If True. I interviewed NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang on January 7th, 2025. In the last few years, NVIDIA has skyrocketed to become one of the world’s most valuable companies. That’s because, beginning in the 90s, they led a fundamental shift in how computers work, now unleashing the current explosion of what’s possible with technology. A huge amount of the most futuristic tech you’re hearing about – in AI, robotics, gaming, self-driving cars, breakthrough medical research – relies on new chips and software designed by him and his company. During the dozens of background interviews I did to prepare for this, what struck me most was how much Jensen Huang has already influenced all our lives over the last 30 years, and how many are saying it’s just the beginning of something even bigger… We all need to know what he’s building and why, and most importantly, what he’s trying to build next, so you can decide for yourself what you think of it.