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  1. Latest in tech and Ai

  2. Programming and design resources

  3. Top Ai tools

  4. Post of the day

  5. Job openings

TECH

Apple has renewed discussions with OpenAI to use its generative AI technology to power new features coming to the iPhone later this year. The companies were discussing a deal earlier this year, but work between the two parties has been minimal since then. Apple is still in discussions with Google about licensing the Gemini chatbot. It is unclear which provider Apple plans to eventually use.

The RACER program recently introduced a new vehicle, the RACER Heavy Platform (RHP), a 12-ton tracked vehicle, complementing the existing wheeled RACER Fleet Vehicles (RFVs). This demonstrates the adaptability and scalability of the RACER algorithms across different platforms.

A raft of startups, companies and governments are trying to develop new chips to unlock AI's power in space. Why it matters: The harsh conditions of space have so far limited the use of AI on board satellites that play a critical role in the space economy.

PROGRAMMING AND DESIGN

The lost-in-the-middle phenomenon is currently one of the biggest challenges for LLMs, where they understand information at the beginning and end of a long context but struggle to process information in the middle. This makes LLMs unreliable when evaluating large amounts of data, despite the advantage of having a large output context window.

Google has asked its recently laid-off Python Foundation team to train its replacements, who will be in the Munich office. The company similarly laid off its finance department a few weeks ago, moving positions outside of the country where they are cheaper. The Python Foundation team maintained a stable version of Python within Google, tools to keep thousands of third-party packages constantly updated from their open source versions, highly customized tools, and much more. It also acted as a help desk for Python users at Google. The team performed its duties for years with fewer than 10 people.

TOOLS

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  3. Create your own cartoon images to cartoon in seconds. Just upload your image or just text to describe your own cartoon image.

POST OF THE DAY

Interesting tweets and posts

QUICK LINKS

See what’s happening

Elon Musk wants to enable Full Self Driving in China and transfer data collected abroad to train its algorithms - Tesla is willing to cooperate with China to achieve mutually beneficial results.

JP Morgan AI Research introduces FlowMind, a novel machine learning approach that leverages the capabilities of LLMs such as GPT to create an automatic workflow generation system.

The world's first AI trading bot designed to revolutionize the financial markets is now available. Nexus AI combines cutting-edge AI algorithms with advanced quantum computing capabilities to deliver unparalleled speed, accuracy, and profitability.

AI IMAGE CHALLENGE

Yesterday’s challenge results

Credits: Deep View

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JOB OPENINGS

Check out who’s hiring

  1. 🏢 Dice

    💵 $70K - $100K

    📍 USA

  2. 🏢 Refonte Learning

    💵 $40K

    📍 USA

  3. 🏢 Talentify

    💵 $80K

    📍 USA

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