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Morning News: OpenAI Scandal, Trump's Impact on Tech, and AI Executive Order Rescinded
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.OpenAI is facing scrutiny following a benchmarking scandal involving its O3 model, with critics accusing the company of lacking transparency. Despite claims that AGI is not close, recent developments suggest otherwise, with hints about the singularity and the development of an agentic system called Operator. President Trump overturned Biden's AI executive order, leaving a void in federal regulations and potentially sparking conflicts with the EU. Other notable AI news includes concerns about Amazon's acquisition of Covariant AI, Metropolis acquiring Oosto, Google introducing Titans architecture, Meta's breakthrough in machine translation, and the British government's plans to integrate AI into public services. As OpenAI prepares for a significant announcement, scrutiny over its actions and transparency will be crucial to determining the validity of its advancements in AI. Additionally, developments in AI technology and models from companies like DeepSeek and Moonshot AI are offering cheaper alternatives for advanced AI reasoning tasks.Transitioning to the impact of Trump's presidency on the tech industry, including his executive orders related to AI, social media, and energy. It also highlights the concerns of U.S. drone makers working with Taiwan due to geopolitical tensions with China. Additionally, there has been a boost in stock for Chinese consumer companies following drama surrounding TikTok in the U.S. Other topics covered include Broadcom CEO's openness to more deals, Meta's attempt to poach TikTok creators, Ford's investigation into hands-free driving tech, and the decline in popularity of dating apps among Generation Z. Overall, providing a comprehensive overview of recent developments in the tech industry under Trump's second presidency.Moving on to today's CEO Daily newsletter where various business leaders discuss the collapse of trust in governments, business leaders, and the media. Donald Trump signed a large number of executive orders on his first day back in office, including actions related to pardons, fossil fuels, and immigration. Elon Musk aims to cut federal spending through his new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), but questions remain about how much he can actually accomplish. Another electric vehicle startup, Canoo, filed for bankruptcy as the industry faces challenges under the new Trump administration. Analyst notes from Wedbush, Convera, and Apollo provide insights on various topics including TikTok, the Federal Reserve, and the US economy. Around the watercooler, stories include a Chinese actor's kidnapping in Southeast Asia, a farming millionaire's chili business downfall, and potential trillionaires in the near future.Lastly, the 2023 White House executive order on AI has been rescinded as announced by Gary Marcus. This development may raise questions about Elon Musk's concerns about AI safety. To receive more updates on AI from Marcus readers can subscribe to his email newsletter. For a complete experience readers can upgrade to a paid subscription. The email also contains information on how to unsubscribe from the mailing list.
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.OpenAI is facing scrutiny following a benchmarking scandal involving its O3 model, with critics accusing the company of lacking transparency. Despite claims that AGI is not close, recent developments suggest otherwise, with hints about the singularity and the development of an agentic system called Operator. President Trump overturned Biden's AI executive order, leaving a void in federal regulations and potentially sparking conflicts with the EU. Other notable AI news includes concerns about Amazon's acquisition of Covariant AI, Metropolis acquiring Oosto, Google introducing Titans architecture, Meta's breakthrough in machine translation, and the British government's plans to integrate AI into public services. As OpenAI prepares for a significant announcement, scrutiny over its actions and transparency will be crucial to determining the validity of its advancements in AI. Additionally, developments in AI technology and models from companies like DeepSeek and Moonshot AI are offering cheaper alternatives for advanced AI reasoning tasks.Transitioning to the impact of Trump's presidency on the tech industry, including his executive orders related to AI, social media, and energy. It also highlights the concerns of U.S. drone makers working with Taiwan due to geopolitical tensions with China. Additionally, there has been a boost in stock for Chinese consumer companies following drama surrounding TikTok in the U.S. Other topics covered include Broadcom CEO's openness to more deals, Meta's attempt to poach TikTok creators, Ford's investigation into hands-free driving tech, and the decline in popularity of dating apps among Generation Z. Overall, providing a comprehensive overview of recent developments in the tech industry under Trump's second presidency.Moving on to today's CEO Daily newsletter where various business leaders discuss the collapse of trust in governments, business leaders, and the media. Donald Trump signed a large number of executive orders on his first day back in office, including actions related to pardons, fossil fuels, and immigration. Elon Musk aims to cut federal spending through his new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), but questions remain about how much he can actually accomplish. Another electric vehicle startup, Canoo, filed for bankruptcy as the industry faces challenges under the new Trump administration. Analyst notes from Wedbush, Convera, and Apollo provide insights on various topics including TikTok, the Federal Reserve, and the US economy. Around the watercooler, stories include a Chinese actor's kidnapping in Southeast Asia, a farming millionaire's chili business downfall, and potential trillionaires in the near future.Lastly, the 2023 White House executive order on AI has been rescinded as announced by Gary Marcus. This development may raise questions about Elon Musk's concerns about AI safety. To receive more updates on AI from Marcus readers can subscribe to his email newsletter. For a complete experience readers can upgrade to a paid subscription. The email also contains information on how to unsubscribe from the mailing list.
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1 Tech News and Trends: From Broadcom's Potential Acquisition of Intel to the Decline of Diversified Conglomerates 2:33
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.Broadcom is considering acquiring some of Intel's businesses, including the chip design and marketing divisions. If successful, this could mean the end of Intel as we know it. Meanwhile, Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has disappeared from South Korea's app stores due to concerns about its data handling practices. In Europe, tech regulation is slightly easing, with the EU withdrawing a proposed directive on civil liability for AI. The US is following a deregulatory push, but Europe's changes are more about competitiveness and reducing bureaucracy. Other news includes Match Group using AI to encourage appropriate communication on dating apps, Dogecoin replacing federal IT workers, Tencent testing DeepSeek in its messaging app, and Apple preparing AI features for its pricey headset. Additionally, there are concerns about tech unicorns not going public or being acquired, customs issues for US crypto miners, and lawmakers targeting algorithmic discrimination in the US. Palantir executives also point out that Silicon Valley has lost its drive to solve national priority issues.Moving on to a different topic, Geoff Colvin discusses the recent decision by Honeywell to break itself up into three separate entities, marking the decline of once-popular diversified conglomerates. Diversified conglomerates were a niche business structure that gained popularity in the 1960s but ultimately failed to deliver on their promises of smooth growth and investor premium. Companies like GE perpetuated the conglomerate mystique for decades. However, recent trends show a shift away from conglomerates, with companies like GE, Alcoa, United Technologies, and Danaher breaking themselves up. Even Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has been successful due to Buffett's genius leadership. Palantir executives have criticized Silicon Valley for prioritizing social media platforms and food delivery apps over addressing national and societal issues. Additionally, a JPMorgan Chase employee was fired after speaking out against the bank's return-to-office mandate before being allowed to stay. The OpenAI whistleblower's death was ruled a suicide by the San Francisco police and medical examiners. The market closed flat on Friday, with analysts offering insights on tariffs, trade conflicts, and Apple's AI potential. Europe's former ECB president believes Europe is sabotaging its economy more than US tariffs could. Jellycat's plush toy sales have surged, a Canadian flag maker has seen increased sales amid tensions with the US, and Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway may be preparing for social gatherings with pizza and wine. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…

1 Tech Titans and Trade Wars: The Latest from OWITH.ai 2:48
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.Elon Musk has developed a large language model called Grok 3 that can spout propaganda and influence people's attitudes without them realizing it. This AI tool has the potential to be used as a propaganda weapon, despite being biased and unreliable. Musk's vision for AI, as seen in Grok 3, is concerning as it could have far-reaching consequences for society. In Gary Marcus' book "Taming Silicon Valley," he warns about the dangers of tech oligarchs taking over the world, a scenario that seems to be unfolding rapidly. The use of AI like Grok 3 raises questions about free speech and the power wielded by unelected individuals like Musk. Ultimately, the widespread use of such AI tools could have detrimental effects on society, with citizens bearing the consequences while tech oligarchs profit.TikTok has made a grand return to the Apple and Google app stores after a U.S. ban, with President Trump delaying enforcement. Elon Musk is threatening to pull his bid for OpenAI if it converts to a for-profit company. Arm, a chipmaker owned by SoftBank, plans to launch its own chip this year, marking a shift in its business model. Other news includes Airbnb's strong Q4 earnings, Apple teasing a new device, Coinbase beating expectations, and prominent media companies suing Cohere for using copyrighted works. Baidu's next AI model will be open source, SpaceX moves closer to creating a Texas city called Starbase, and the UK signs a major deal with Anthropics to transform public services.Accenture CEO Julie Sweet announced that her breast cancer has returned but is curable, highlighting the importance of sharing health diagnoses as a leader. CEOs like Sweet and Arthur Sadoun, who publicly discuss their health challenges, can inspire others to prioritize their own health. However, the number of women getting screened for cancer has decreased in recent years, emphasizing the importance of leaders speaking out about early detection. In other news, President Trump has ordered a review of international trade tariffs to ensure fairness, while Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase defends the return-to-office policy despite employee pushback. Billionaire Ray Dalio warns of economic risks if the US deficit is not reduced, and companies like SharkNinja are adapting to potential tariffs by sourcing materials from countries outside China. The markets are approaching all-time highs, with tech stocks leading the way. Analyst notes from JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, and Wedbush provide insights on various topics including Reddit, global GDP growth, AI productivity, and Elon Musk's brand image. Watercooler chat includes topics such as Coinbase's profitability, Elon Musk withdrawing his bid for OpenAI control, and laid-off Meta employees criticizing Zuckerberg's leadership. This edition of CEO Daily was curated by Joey Abrams and Jim Edwards. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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1 AI Perceptions, Family Offices, Tech Acquisitions, and Responsible AI: A Recap from OWITH.ai 3:23
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.The perceptions of AI are evolving, with chatbots being viewed as friendly companions despite concerns about their competence. Trust in AI is increasing, but doubts about competency are growing due to inaccuracies and hallucinations. Legal battles over copyright issues in AI training data highlight complexities in AI development. Various AI companies, such as Harvey and Fal, have secured significant funding. OpenAI is set to release new models, while Adobe debuts a text-to-video generator. CrowdStrike's AI-powered cybersecurity tool is seen as a way to automate tasks and increase efficiency. Overall, the changing landscape of AI perceptions and developments in the field are emphasized.Moving on to family offices, they have become some of the wealthiest and most sophisticated entities globally, managing over $3 trillion in assets. Established by John D. Rockefeller in 1882, they handle tasks like estate planning and investing to create and preserve wealth across generations. Family offices are significant players in venture capital, providing startup capital globally and taking on greater risk for long-term returns. As they continue to grow in influence, there is speculation that they may play a role in geopolitics. Family offices are becoming increasingly influential players in the financial world, providing significant capital for startups and venture capital firms while also managing wealth across generations.In other news, Elon Musk and a group of investors have made a $97.375 billion cash bid for the operating assets of OpenAI. Trend Micro is also being sought for acquisition by private equity firms. Other tech news includes Adobe launching an AI video generation model, Apple TV coming to Android devices, and AppLovin experiencing a significant increase in shares due to AI-powered ad revenue. Google CEO Sundar Pichai predicts that "practically useful" quantum computers are five to 10 years away.Bain & Company has successfully managed CEO/chair succession with the appointment of Manny Maceda as the new chairman. Trump is pushing for interest rate cuts despite rising inflation, and Robinhood reported a blockbuster $1.01 billion in Q4 revenue. Trump's peace plan for Ukraine involves giving up territory and shifting military security costs to Europe, which has sparked controversy. In the markets, analysts are monitoring inflation rates, the decline of the US dollar, and Uber's engagement trends.The Artificial Intelligence Action Summit in Paris emphasized responsible AI usage, with Google revising its AI principles to focus on responsible development and deployment. Alibaba has introduced Qwen2.5-VL vision-language models outperforming competitors on various benchmarks. Overall, advancements in AI highlight the need for ethical considerations and innovative approaches for leveraging AI capabilities effectively across various domains.The growing demand for energy by data centers supporting AI technology raises concerns about power grids and environmental sustainability. The text emphasizes the need for sustainable energy solutions and the risks posed by data centers to human health.Lastly, deepfakes are discussed as powerful tools for expressing emotions rather than deceiving, shaping narratives effectively but potentially dangerous if not recognized and addressed.That's all for today's episode of OWITH.ai - Stay tuned for more updates on what's happening in the world of AI and tech! Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…

1 AI Funding, Political Criticism, and Beauty Brand Success: The Latest in Tech and Business News from OWITH.ai 3:12
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world. FAL, a generative media platform for developers, raised a $49 million Series B funding round led by Notable Capital in February 2025. The company, founded by Burkay Gur and Gorkem Yurtseven, focuses on providing developers with the platform and expertise to use generative AI models for image and video generation. With over 50 enterprise clients and a community of over one million indie developers experimenting with the platform, FAL has experienced rapid growth. The potential for generative media is vast, expected to represent a multitrillion-dollar opportunity in the next decade. Operating in a competitive market alongside platforms like Runway and Synthesia, FAL differentiates itself by working across both open and closed source models. The company plans to expand its GPU fleet significantly in 2025 as they believe it will be a defining year for generative media.JD Vance, the U.S. Vice President, recently spoke at the AI Action Summit in Paris, criticizing the EU's Digital Markets Act and Digital Services Act as overly restrictive. He warned about the dangers of Chinese tech and authoritarian regimes using technology to infiltrate and seize information infrastructure. In other news, Thomson Reuters won a copyright ruling against an AI startup for unauthorized use of content to build an AI platform. Workday introduced AI agents to handle digital tasks and roles within businesses, emphasizing that they will coexist with human workers. Apple partnered with Alibaba for AI features in China, CATL filed for a Hong Kong IPO, DoorDash beat revenue expectations, and Anduril secured a deal to produce goggles for the U.S. Army. Google I/O is set for May, Shopify shut down a fraudulent store selling swastika tees, and Meta is in talks to acquire FuriosaAI.E.L.F. Beauty CEO Tarang Amin discussed the company's success with Gen-Z and millennial consumers by focusing on building the brand online through platforms like TikTok and Twitch. Amin highlighted the diversity within the company's team and successful marketing campaigns addressing gender inequality on corporate boards. In other news, President Trump is pressuring Ukraine for a deal involving rare earth minerals, while Fed Chair Jerome Powell dismisses the possibility of Trump firing Fed board members. Elon Musk defends his Doge group's work in checking government spending, while OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reveals that Musk's bid to acquire OpenAI was rejected.Hyperscalers are increasing their AI capex spending, with companies like Meta, Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft planning to invest up to $320 billion in AI technologies in 2025. This increase in spending on datacenters and AI compute is accelerating the AI landscape. The Pragmatic Optimist newsletter has relaunched with a focus on helping investors navigate the evolving AI ecosystem and identifying long-term investment opportunities. Providing industry research posts, subscriber chats, and access to the portfolio for paid subscribers, the newsletter offers valuable insights for investors at an annual rate of $80 until the end of March. With analysts boasting a 71% success rate and an average return of 29% per rating, it is a valuable resource for investors. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…

1 AI Regulation, Economic Confidence, and Industry Updates: A Look at the Latest in Tech and Business 2:29
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.In the text, Gary Marcus discusses how warnings about the dangers of tech oligarchs taking over the world and the lack of regulation around AI are becoming a reality. Criticizing JD Vance for suggesting that any regulation around AI is "excessive," it is argued that the US has almost no regulation around AI at all. Without proper oversight, AI could have significant negative impacts on society, including potential dangers of authoritarian uses in China and the US. Ultimately, citizens are called upon to speak up and advocate for regulations that ensure AI works for the benefit of society.A recent survey conducted by Semaphore found that only about 8% of dealmakers are confident in the international economy. Results showed limited confidence in wider political and economic landscapes, with many expressing uncertainty or lack of confidence, particularly in Congress, Trump's economic team, and the international economy. Specific opportunities in the U.S. and certain regions were highlighted, along with concerns about inflation and managing artificial intelligence. The survey also touched on issues like the carried interest tax loophole, diversity, and Elon Musk's influence on American domestic and foreign policy. Funding activity included significant capital raises by companies in various sectors and strategic acquisitions by private equity firms.Elon Musk has made a $97.4 billion bid to buy the assets of OpenAI, potentially setting back his most formidable rival in the artificial intelligence space. Lyft plans to launch robo-taxis in Dallas in 2026 using self-driving technology from Mobileye. France has created a $400 million foundation for public interest AI, aiming to raise $2.5 billion over five years for projects supporting public interest in AI. Other updates include Nokia's new CEO, China's tech targets, and various developments in the AI industry.Various current events and news are discussed, including a former Meta director suing the company, Nokia appointing a new AI-focused CEO, Elon Musk's failed acquisition offer for OpenAI, Trump's threats towards Gaza, and other market updates. Mark Zuckerberg's leadership style and recent layoffs at Meta are reflected upon to emphasize the importance of compassion in leadership. Articles from Fortune magazine covering topics like UnitedHealth Group's defamation lawsuits, Nokia's leadership changes, and market trends are highlighted. Subscribers are encouraged to stay updated with Fortune's newsletters for the latest business updates. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…

1 AI and Tech Updates: From OpenAI to Plaid, Stay Informed with OWITH.ai 1:56
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.Transitioning from Google's recent releases to OpenAI's new AI agents for coding and sales, Sam Altman's observations on the economy of AI shed light on the importance of utilizing chatbots instead of asking people questions. Meanwhile, OpenAI's deep research is generating revenue successfully, showcasing the power of well-structured questions to AI models like OpenAI's deep research.Moving on, let's discuss the aftermath of the Paris AI Summit. The event was described as a train wreck, with many attendees expressing dissatisfaction. Concerns about regulatory capture and major countries considering not signing on were highlighted, leading to a missed opportunity to address AI risks effectively.Shifting gears to the fintech industry, Plaid is making waves with CEO Zach Perret predicting a "fintech summer" ahead. Despite facing regulatory challenges, Plaid is considering an IPO and remains focused on growth. Additionally, updates in the industry include venture deals, private equity acquisitions, IPOs, and new hires.In other news, Meta has announced layoffs for about 3,600 employees while focusing on hiring machine learning engineers. The U.K.'s order for Apple to allow access to encrypted user data raises concerns about privacy and government surveillance. Meanwhile, Shein looks to establish production lines in Vietnam to avoid U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods.Wrapping up, the impact of President Trump's tariffs on businesses is discussed, with companies setting up "tariff war rooms" to strategize and prepare for potential scenarios. Market updates and analyst notes from various sources are provided, covering a range of topics from company layoffs to investments in AI technology.Make sure to subscribe for exclusive content and enjoy a 20% discount on upgrading to a paid subscription. Thank you for tuning in to OWITH.ai: the podcast that keeps you informed on all things AI and tech. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…

1 AI Advancements, Funding Cuts, and Cognitive Balance: A Recap from OWITH.ai 2:43
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.The recent decision to drastically cut NIH and NSF funding and reduce grant overhead to universities will have devastating consequences for the future of the United States. This move is criticized as an epic unforced error that will cripple science, cause academic stars to leave, and make it harder to find homegrown talent. It is important to consider the impact of these decisions on the country's scientific landscape.In the world of AI, OpenAI introduced an intelligent research agent called Deep Research, Bytedance unveiled an AI model for human motion generation, and Google launched Gemini 2.0 with advanced reasoning capabilities. These advancements are transforming research workflows, video creation, and complex reasoning processes. The cost of intelligence is decreasing, leading to more accessible and advanced AI technologies. Europe's approach to AI funding and regulation is also compared to the US, highlighting the need for acceleration in AI development.Gary Marcus discusses how his past claims in the essay "Deep Learning is Hitting a Wall" have been vindicated in recent months, particularly in the era of deepseek. He outlines five observations that support his initial claims and emphasizes the importance of new techniques beyond large language models (LLMs). Despite initial ridicule, Marcus feels vindicated by recent developments and underscores the importance of continued research challenges in artificial intelligence.Excessive reading and reliance on AI technology can have negative effects, leading to a lack of original thought and cognitive decline. Finding a balance between traditional reading and AI technology is essential to prevent cognitive stagnation.Recent news includes Mira Murati's significant hire of John Schulman for her new startup, U.S. legislators proposing a ban on DeepSeek from government devices, Amazon's soaring profits reaching $20 billion in the fourth quarter of 2024, and open-source researchers replicating DeepSeek's advancements. Additionally, Meta's lawsuit over pirated books for AI training has deepened, Apple plans to revamp the iPhone SE, and Sprinklr has laid off 500 employees.In the CEO Daily newsletter by Deloitte on February 7, 2025, topics such as Trump's purge of federal employees, insights from various analysts, Ford CEO Jim Farley warning about proposed tariffs, Amazon reporting potentially historic earnings, and brand loyalty becoming crucial in the evolving automotive industry are covered. The markets are relatively calm as they await the jobs report, with watercooler chat topics such as Trump's trade policies creating "tariff war rooms" for business leaders and Snap CEO Evan Spiegel mocking Mark Zuckerberg on LinkedIn.Stay tuned for more updates on developments in AI and tech world. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
Each Saturday we take the headlines of daily podcast and ask ChatGPT to create a Sci-Fi story inspired by the news. The outcome for this week is this short story. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin

1 AI Innovations in Finance, Venture Capital, and Ethical Guidelines: A Recap from OWITH.ai 3:49
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.Model ML, a financial research startup, is emerging from stealth mode with the aim of meeting the financial sector's demand for AI. The company offers an AI-powered workspace that automates financial research and due diligence by retrieving information from various data sources. Model ML has secured a $12 million funding round led by Y Combinator and LocalGlobe, joining other companies like Kavout, Finomial, and Alphasense in driving innovation in the financial industry through AI technology.Ashley Smith, a venture capitalist with a background in Silicon Valley, has launched Vermillion Cliffs Ventures with a $13 million debut fund. Smith's unique perspective blending small town South and Silicon Valley traits has attracted attention from investors like Screendoor and Sapphire Ventures. With investments in companies like CopilotKit and Baz, Vermillion Cliffs Ventures aims to support technical yet unconventional founders to drive innovation in the startup ecosystem.Google has updated its ethical guidelines for AI development, removing promises not to use the technology for weapons or surveillance. This shift comes amid global tensions impacting big tech companies, while Disney reports strong earnings and Qualcomm posts robust financial results. Additionally, Sonos announces layoffs, and Softbank explores acquiring Ampere Computing to expand its tech portfolio.The latest advancements in artificial intelligence include OpenAI's new models O3-mini and Deep Research, paving the way towards achieving AGI by 2025. With Neuralink showcasing mind-controlled robot arms and debates around DeepSeek's impact on cybersecurity, the pace of AI development continues to accelerate exponentially. Google's Gemini 2.0 models and DeepSeek's role in podcast discussions further highlight the rapid progress in AI technology.Hitachi Energy's CEO, Andreas Schierenbeck, diversifies production globally to hedge against trade wars, emphasizing the importance of strategic planning amidst economic uncertainties. With global markets reaching record highs and companies like Alphabet reporting strong earnings growth, adaptability remains key for navigating dynamic market conditions. Insights from industry analysts underscore the importance of proactive decision-making in turbulent times.AI-enabled jobs are reshaping professions, with the concept of "10x professionals" gaining traction as AI models enhance reasoning capabilities across various industries. Advanced models like Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking Experimental 1-21 show promise in revolutionizing vision-language models and speech-to-speech systems for enhanced productivity. As professionals leverage AI tools to increase their impact, the integration of AI into job roles highlights the transformative potential of AI technology in driving efficiency and innovation.Big tech companies' investments in weapons and surveillance technologies raise ethical concerns about the weaponization of AI for geopolitical dominance. The convergence of technology and warfare underscores the need for greater awareness of the ethical implications of AI development to ensure global security. Collaborations between tech giants and government agencies highlight the risks associated with advanced AI technologies being used for military purposes, emphasizing the importance of ethical considerations in AI research and development.Prompt engineering plays a crucial role in optimizing AI model performance, particularly highlighted in OpenAI's deep research model. The quality of prompts directly impacts model performance, underscoring the significance of mastering prompting skills to unlock the full potential of AI tec Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…

1 AI Ethics, Family Mental Health Startups, and Market Trends: A Recap from OWITH.ai 2:48
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.Transitioning from Google's original motto of "Don't be evil" in 2001 to potentially utilizing their resources for military and surveillance purposes in 2025, there are concerns about the implications of Google's use of personal data and powerful AI technology falling into the wrong hands. The focus on AI in Google's recent earnings call suggests they are in an arms race for supremacy, potentially leading to a shift in priorities towards profit over ethics. This shift represents a departure from the original ethos of not being evil and raises ethical concerns about the future of AI technology.Rebecca Egger and Dr. Helen Egger have co-founded Little Otter, an AI-powered family mental health startup that aims to provide mental health support services for families. With $9.5 million in funding and plans to expand its AI triage platform to improve early identification of mental health disorders in children, Little Otter has already served over 23,000 families and completed 100,000 care visits. The newsletter also includes details on other venture deals in the technology sector, such as Semgrep and Magicschool AI securing funding. It covers private equity deals and exits in various industries, as well as IPOs like SailPoint's offering on the NASDAQ.Google's parent company, Alphabet, reported slowing growth in its cloud business, causing shares to fall. The company's cloud revenue grew by 30% in the fourth quarter, but analysts were expecting 33%. The slowdown was attributed to a shortage of capacity in data centers. In response to Trump's tariffs, the USPS has halted packages from China and Hong Kong, impacting Chinese e-commerce companies. AMD reported record revenue but experienced a stock price drop due to concerns about the impact of the trade war and competition. Snap beat expectations with $1.56 billion in Q4 revenue.In today's CEO Daily, concerns about tariffs affecting companies like Tesla and Apple are discussed. The CEO of Cloudera shares his mission to hold AI accountable and talks about the challenges faced by Gen Z in the workforce. The article also covers Trump's controversial statements regarding taking over Gaza and potential conflicts with Iran. Additionally, it mentions Citigroup's decision to allow remote work and provides updates on market trends and analyst notes.The Jevons Paradox in AI infrastructure explains how efficiency gains may actually accelerate energy demand. With Google's increased spending on AI efforts, there are implications for energy consumption and stock prices of related companies. The rise of AI data centers globally, including in India, highlights efforts to invest in renewable energy sources for data centers. Understanding the Jevons Paradox is crucial in relation to AI infrastructure, energy consumption, and the future of artificial intelligence. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…

1 Navigating the AI and Tech World: Uncertainty in the Startup Economy amid Trade War Tensions 3:40
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world. Venture investors have been anticipating a wave of deregulation and lower interest rates to boost exits and M&A activity. However, the prospect of a trade war, with tariffs and counter-tariffs, is causing uncertainty in the startup economy. Some VCs believe that tariffs may not directly impact startups, but concerns about broader economic consequences affecting the technology industry ecosystem persist. This uncertainty is making VCs hesitant to make decisions, as they wait for clarity amidst the trade war tensions. Foreign funds and Canadian LPs are also being cautious in response to geopolitical tensions. Despite the challenges, some VCs remain optimistic, believing that companies focused on disrupting industries affected by tariffs could benefit in the long run. The current environment creates a challenging landscape for VC dealmakers who must navigate through the fog of a potential trade war while assessing the impact on their portfolio companies.China retaliated against President Trump's tariffs on all Chinese products by announcing three retaliatory measures, including tariffs on various goods and restrictions on mineral exports. Salesforce plans to cut over 1,000 jobs following previous layoffs in November, as part of ongoing restructuring efforts. Softbank and OpenAI have formed a joint venture in Japan to serve the enterprise market, with Softbank also reportedly leading a funding round for OpenAI and collaborating on the Stargate AI infrastructure project in the U.S. Palantir reported $828 million in revenue for Q4, Apple was denied an emergency motion in an antitrust case against Google, and Jay Y. Lee was cleared of fraud charges in South Korea. Other notable news includes MicroStrategy halting Bitcoin purchases, the emergence of Fern Labs, and major tech companies cozying up to Elon Musk.CEOs are navigating the current administration's focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, with some publicly disavowing them while others quietly continue building a diverse workforce. Glassdoor CEO Christian Sutherland-Wong emphasizes the importance of transparency and accountability, noting that workers are tracking and discussing DEI efforts online. Companies that prioritize creating paths for all employees to succeed tend to receive higher ratings on platforms like Glassdoor, which can also translate into better stock performance. In other news, China retaliates against Trump's tariffs, the automotive industry is evolving rapidly, and Senator Elizabeth Warren warns against providing Elon Musk's organization with access to the treasury payment system.OpenAI has introduced new specialized AI agents, namely Operator and Deep Research, with Deep Research proving to be immediately useful. O3-Mini, OpenAI's reasoning model, is now available for free in ChatGPT's free tier. Fully automated companies are discussed, highlighting the collective advantages AI can offer beyond raw IQ. Anthropics has developed constitutional classifiers to defend against universal jailbreaks in AI. Dylan Patel and Nathan Lambert discuss various AI topics on Lex Fridman's show. DeepSeek, a Chinese company, has risen quickly with its open-source reasoning model R1, challenging American AI dominance.The impact of AI on the labor market is explored, emphasizing the potential for job losses to lead to new roles and increased value for human-made work. DeepSeek's victory over American AI companies raises geopolitical questions and challenges assumptions about the capabilities and competitiveness of Chinese AI labs. Myths about DeepSeek are debunked, including misconceptions about its team size, achievements, and data pr Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…

1 Tech Talk: Navigating the AI Minefield and Industry Shifts 2:05
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.The podcast delves into the potential dangers of AI models like Deep Research, which have the capability to generate seemingly legitimate scientific articles but may contain errors and misinformation. The hype surrounding these models, fueled by influencers like Sam Altman, could lead to a collapse in the scientific community if unchecked. It is crucial to emphasize the importance of fact-checking and careful scrutiny when using AI-generated content to prevent widespread misinformation and the devaluation of scientific research.Moving on to Newlab, the organization has transformed the Brooklyn Navy Yard into a leading tech hub, housing startups working on critical technology sectors such as energy and mobility. With a unique funding structure and a focus on difficult, physical problems, Newlab has become a beacon for innovation. The company's ethos revolves around making essential challenges more addressable by entrepreneurs, reimagining former industrial centers for a new age of technology.In other news, an activist investor has warned about a potential crypto bubble collapse due to President Trump's support of cryptocurrency. On a different note, Dell CEO Michael Dell has announced the end of remote work for employees close to an office. The markets are experiencing a downturn with various insights provided by analysts on global inflation, oil prices, and trade policies. Trump's recent trade levies against China, Canada, and Mexico aim to close a loophole used by popular Chinese online retailers such as Alibaba and JD.com.As Amazon capitalizes on the success of DeepSeek's powerful R1 AI model and Intel faces struggles in the AI chip space, the tech industry continues to evolve rapidly. OpenAI unveils a new AI agent for creating reports, Google's X Incubator uses AI to improve crop yields, and Apple maneuvers in a legal battle with Google. India's expansion of Aadhaar raises privacy concerns while Intel searches for a new CEO to stay competitive in the AI market.This has been the latest update from the AI and tech world. Stay tuned for more insights and developments in the ever-evolving landscape of technology. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…

1 AI & Tech Updates: DeepSeek Dominates, OpenAI Raises Billions, and Musk It Memecoin Madness 3:23
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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.OpenAI, DeepSeek, and Alibaba are making significant advancements in the AI industry. OpenAI has released a new reasoning model, while DeepSeek has introduced image AI models that outperform industry leaders. Meanwhile, Alibaba has launched AI models with advanced device control capabilities. These developments reflect a push for competition and innovation in the AI industry. The recent drama surrounding DeepSeek's training cost has raised concerns about the company's use of undisclosed resources and potential privacy issues. However, it also underscores the importance of understanding and using AI tools responsibly. The music industry is also grappling with the impact of AI technology, as demonstrated by The Beatles releasing a "new" song using AI to extract John Lennon's voice. This raises concerns about AI potentially being used to exploit artists and hinder new musicians' ability to make a living. Balancing innovation with responsibility and respect for creators is crucial for moving forward in a rapidly evolving landscape.DeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup, has developed a new model named R1 with 671 billion parameters, outperforming models from Google DeepMind and OpenAI. The success of DeepSeek highlights the importance of open-source models in driving innovation in the AI industry and challenges the value proposition of expensive proprietary models. Despite facing U.S. export controls, DeepSeek has achieved impressive results at a fraction of the cost of Western AI firms, leading to discussions about U.S.-China relations in the tech sector and the future landscape of AI development. The rise of DeepSeek signals China's leadership in AI technology and efficiency, potentially challenging America's dominance in the field.Errol Musk, father of Elon Musk, has endorsed a memecoin called "Musk It" to raise funds for a for-profit think tank called the Musk Institute. Memecoins like "Musk It" are seen as risky investments resembling gambling rather than traditional investments. Apple reported record revenue in Q1 but saw a significant decline in sales in China. OpenAI is reportedly in talks to raise up to $40 billion in funding, with potential valuation between $260 billion to $340 billion. Cerebras has seen high demand for its DeepSeek AI chip, which offers cutting-edge capabilities at a lower cost.Blackstone takes CEO appointments at its portfolio companies seriously, emphasizing hiring as just the beginning of a deliberate process for long-term success. Apple is looking for their next big product hit amid slowing iPhone sales. Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol announced plans to simplify the menu by shedding 30% of offerings. In other news, Trump made baseless accusations about a plane crash, Microsoft beat expectations but saw stock sink due to rising costs.In 2025, the semiconductor industry is crucial in discussions about AI and national security concerns. Nvidia is highlighted as a dominant player in developing GPUs for machine learning. The landscape of AI accelerators, training models from large datasets, and applying new data for predictions will be transformative in the coming years. Startups entering the AI semiconductor space have opportunities for disruption in various markets.Thank you for listening to OWITH.ai: the podcast that keeps you updated on all things AI and tech. Stay informed, stay ahead! Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Linkedin…
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