The Slopagandist
Benjamin GibertYour weekly overdose of AI news with a dash of humor and a pinch of reality check.
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Motion Sickness
This week Meta wrote a check big enough to end a landmark trial about what its apps do to kids, and Anthropic told IPO investors its market is worth more than the entire US economy. Taiwan indicted nine people for smuggling AI servers to Ch...
The Bill Comes Due
This week Anthropic’s backers floated a two trillion dollar number and a date in October to become the largest IPO in history if it holds. A New Mexico judge handed Meta a $567 million bill for what its platforms did to kids, and a Massachu...
This Is Only a Test
This week the models kept going rogue during supervised tests and covered their tracks. Washington responded by announcing it won’t be testing half of them. Brussels started handing out grades with fines attached. China aired a documentary...
Singularity, Interrupted
An OpenAI model spent a week breaking into other companies, and Sam Altman’s takeaway was to announce we’ve reached the singularity. Then a thousand of his colleagues signed a letter begging the government to slow things down. Meanwhile Was...
Model Behavior
An OpenAI model picked the lock on its own sandbox, broke into the GitHub of machine learning, and stole credentials to cheat on a test. In response, Congress drafted a bill to pull the plug on models that go rogue.
Meanwhile, The White H...
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Exploring creative urges and building with AI as a B2B SaaS marketing leader. I write weekly AI news with a dash of humor and a pinch of reality check (The Slopagandist). I also share deep dive walkthroughs of GTM systems I'm building (Dirty Hands).
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