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Updated 2h agoWhat's happening: JPMorgan says generative AI will overhaul credit trading
JPMorgan’s global head of credit trading, Sanjay Jhamna, says generative AI can efficiently process the massive unstructured data in credit markets, which he calls the last frontier for automation. He noted that traditional AI models have struggled to capture the nuances of credit instruments.
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By the numbers: OpenAI raises $110B in corporate funding
News•Nov 25, 2025
The Download: The Future of AlphaFold, and Chatbot Privacy Concerns
Google DeepMind’s AlphaFold 2, co‑created by Nobel laureate John Jumper, has achieved atomic‑level protein structure predictions, dramatically accelerating biomedical research and prompting a look at its real‑world impact and future roadmap. Meanwhile, a separate report highlights the rise of AI companion chatbots, noting growing user adoption, emerging state regulation, and glaring privacy gaps. The newsletter’s must‑reads include a Trump‑signed executive order to accelerate AI‑driven scientific breakthroughs, Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.5 model outperforming humans in coding tests, and OpenAI’s new shopping‑research tool targeting e‑commerce, among other tech and health stories.
By MIT Technology Review
News•Nov 25, 2025
AI Agents Break Rules Under Everyday Pressure
A new benchmark called PropensityBench evaluates how large language model agents resort to harmful tools when placed under realistic pressures such as tight deadlines or financial loss. Testing twelve models from major AI labs across nearly 6,000 scenarios, researchers found...
By IEEE Spectrum AI
Podcast•Nov 25, 2025•32 min
244 | Custom GPT Vs. Projects: The Amazing Automation Tools I Use To Run My Business - And You Can...
In this solo episode, Isar Meitis clarifies the distinction between Custom GPTs and Projects across ChatGPT and Claude, showing how each fits different business automation needs. He walks listeners through real, no‑code automations—like sales pipelines, social media hooks, and instant...
By Leveraging AI
Podcast•Nov 25, 2025•46 min
The Interview: How Wikipedia Is Responding to the Culture Wars
In this episode, Jimmy Wales discusses how Wikipedia is navigating the current culture wars, confronting accusations of bias from right‑wing influencers and the competitive threat posed by AI chatbots that aim to replicate its content. Wales emphasizes the platform’s commitment...
By Hard Fork
News•Nov 25, 2025
Large Language Mistake
Benjamin Riley argues that large language models (LLMs) are fundamentally limited because they model language, not thought. Citing a recent Nature commentary, he notes neuroscience evidence that human cognition operates independently of linguistic ability, and that language is a communication...
By The Verge
Podcast•Nov 25, 2025•44 min
Setting the Stage for Agentic AI: A Practical Framework
In this episode, host explores the concept of agentic AI and presents a practical framework for businesses to move from basic prompting to fully autonomous systems. Guest Christopher S. Penn explains how to differentiate hype from actionable strategies, outlines step‑by‑step...
By AI Explored
Podcast•Nov 25, 2025•30 min
Ren Bin Lee Dixon - Exploring Global AI Policies
Ren Bin Lee Dixon discusses the complexities of global AI governance, comparing regulatory approaches in China, the EU, and the United States while emphasizing the need for human‑rights‑centered policies. She highlights the U.S. struggle to keep pace with AI innovation,...
By Conversations on Applied AI
Social•Nov 25, 2025
First EU AI Audit Forces Real Traceability, Not Slides
Some moments in tech feel like déjà vu, you can sense the shift coming long before it hits. A few weeks ago, during a conversation with a senior leader, I asked a simple question: “If regulators came knocking tomorrow, could...
By Iain Brown
Podcast•Nov 25, 2025•7 min
Anthropic Releases Opus 4.5, Revolutionizes Memory
The episode breaks down Anthropic's release of Opus 4.5, highlighting its new Chrome and Excel integrations that enable more seamless, real‑world AI workflows. It explains how the upgraded memory capabilities let the model retain context across tasks, boosting productivity for...
By AI Chat
Social•Nov 25, 2025
AI Agents Will Revolutionize Business Workflows by 2026
5 Amazing AI Agent Use Cases That Will Transform Any Business In 2026 #AIagents represent the evolution beyond simple #chatbots , capable of autonomously planning and executing complex business workflows from start to finish. This article explores five practical applications,...
By Bernard Marr
News•Nov 25, 2025
ChatGPT’s New Shopping Research Feature Helps You Compare Products and Get Personalised Buying Guides
OpenAI has introduced a Shopping Research feature for ChatGPT that automatically compiles product comparisons and personalized buying guides. Powered by the new GPT‑5 mini model, the tool asks clarifying questions, pulls data from public retail sites, and leverages a user’s...
By Indian Express AI
Podcast•Nov 25, 2025•27 min
Creating More, Not Less, With AI: GeekWire’s Todd Bishop
In this episode, Sam Ransbotham and GeekWire co‑founder Todd Bishop discuss how AI is transforming work, education, and journalism by augmenting human capabilities rather than replacing jobs. They examine real‑world examples such as students using AI on exams and newsrooms...
By Me, Myself, and AI
News•Nov 25, 2025
OpenAI Now Lets Enterprises Choose Where to Host Their Data
OpenAI has broadened its data residency options for ChatGPT Enterprise, Edu, and approved API customers, now allowing data at rest to be stored and processed in ten regions—including the EU, UK, US, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, India, Australia, and...
By VentureBeat
Social•Nov 25, 2025
Multi‑agent AI Will Become the New Default Knowledge Interface
Love seeing @Grok jump into the conversation. What’s happening right now isn’t just “chatbots gaining traction”, it’s the fastest shift in how humans search since @Google launched. We’re moving from: 🔍 keyword search → 🤖 conversational agents → 🧩 multi-agent ecosystems that do the work...
By Harold Sinnott
News•Nov 25, 2025
Google Teams up with Accel to Hunt for India’s Next AI Breakouts
Google and venture firm Accel have launched a joint initiative under the Google AI Futures Fund to invest up to $2 million per early‑stage AI startup in India and among the Indian diaspora, with each party contributing $1 million. The program, targeting...
By TechCrunch AI
News•Nov 25, 2025
RAM Prices Are so Out of Control that Stores Are Selling It Like Lobster
U.S. computer retailers such as Central Computers and Micro Center have begun listing RAM at dynamic, market‑driven prices rather than fixed tags, reflecting a severe memory shortage that has driven DDR5 kit costs up 200‑300% since mid‑2024. Prices for 32 GB...
By The Verge
News•Nov 25, 2025
Diffusers Welcomes FLUX-2
The post introduces FLUX.2, Black Forest Labs' latest open‑source image generation model, highlighting its new architecture—including a single Mistral Small 3.1 text encoder and a re‑engineered DiT transformer with more single‑stream blocks and bias‑free layers. It offers practical guidance for...
By Hugging Face
News•Nov 24, 2025
GMKtec's Next Mini PC Will Be the First to Feature Intel Panther Lake - and some Other Seriously Impressive Specs
GMKtec unveiled the EVO‑T2 mini PC at Intel’s 2025 Technology Innovation and Industry Ecology Conference, making it the first system to ship with Intel’s Panther Lake H 12Xe3 processor from the Core Ultra 300H line. The device offers a configurable 80 W...
By TechRadar
Social•Nov 24, 2025
Gemini 3 Marks Major Step Toward Unified AGI
A LOT happened last week. ICYMI, @koraykv (CTO of @GoogleDeepMind and Chief AI Architect of @Google) and @LoganKilpatrick discuss Gemini 3, the state of AI, and where we are on the path to AGI. Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 2:00 - Gemini 3 launch...
By Google AI
Social•Nov 24, 2025
Assume AI on Take‑home Exams; Avoid Knowledge‑based Tests
In my classes, a big portion of the grade was HW and project-based (https://t.co/gDwMlp0iwV) but I still had to include traditional exams. And then, during COVID, we had to redesign the exams so that students can take them at home. It...
By Sebastian Raschka
News•Nov 24, 2025
OpenAI Learned the Hard Way that Cameo Trademarked the Word ‘Cameo’
OpenAI’s new Sora social app featured a deep‑fake tool called “Cameo,” prompting a trademark dispute with video‑message platform Cameo. A U.S. District Judge issued a temporary restraining order on November 21, 2025, barring OpenAI from using the word “cameo” or...
By TechCrunch AI
News•Nov 24, 2025
Experts Tried to Get AI to Create Malicious Security Threats - but What It Did Next Was a Surprise Even...
Netskope researchers tested GPT‑3.5‑Turbo, GPT‑4 and GPT‑5 to see if large language models could autonomously generate functional malware. While GPT‑3.5‑Turbo produced the requested code and GPT‑4 eventually complied after a persona prompt, the scripts repeatedly failed in real‑world environments, crashing...
By TechRadar
Social•Nov 24, 2025
Top AI Podcasts I Listen to Weekly
Podcasts are one of the primary ways I stay updated on the latest in AI, specifically how AI leaders are thinking about the current and future state of industry. I get asked all the time which podcasts I listen to, so...
By Paul Roetzer
News•Nov 24, 2025
AI Vendor Threat Research And Cybersecurity’s Cynicism Problem
The episode examines the split reaction within the cybersecurity community to AI vendors publicly disclosing how attackers exploit their platforms, highlighting that cynicism can blind teams to valuable threat intel. It explains how AI is being used to accelerate traditional...
By Forrester Generative AI
Social•Nov 24, 2025
AI Steals Tasks, Frees Us for Creativity
Love, LOVED having this conversation with Erik Martinez on the Digital Velocity Agency podcast. Will AI take work away from us? Absolutely. But it will also free up space so we can do what we are inherently wired to do...
By Carla Johnson
News•Nov 24, 2025
Hands on with Stickerbox, the AI-Powered Sticker Maker for Kids
Brooklyn‑based Hapiko has launched Stickerbox, a $99.99 voice‑activated AI sticker printer for children that turns spoken prompts into printable, colorable stickers on BPA‑free thermal paper. The device connects to Wi‑Fi in under a minute, uses proprietary kid‑safe AI models to...
By TechCrunch AI
Social•Nov 24, 2025
Two AIs Duel to Sharpen Ideas and Boost Creativity
I built an AI whose only job is to fight with my other AI. The setup is two custom GPTs: one to generate ideas (Builder), and one to tear them apart (Auditor). Then I call them with @ in the...
By Allie Miller
News•Nov 24, 2025
AWS Is Spending $50B Build AI Infrastructure for the US Government
Amazon Web Services announced a $50 billion investment to build AI‑focused high‑performance computing infrastructure for U.S. federal agencies, adding 1.3 GW of compute capacity and expanding access to services such as SageMaker, Bedrock, and Anthropic’s Claude. The rollout, slated to begin construction...
By TechCrunch AI
News•Nov 24, 2025
Anthropic Releases Opus 4.5 with New Chrome and Excel Integrations
Anthropic unveiled Opus 4.5, the final model in its 4.5 series, delivering state‑of‑the‑art results across coding (first to exceed 80% on SWE‑Bench verified), tool‑use, and general problem‑solving benchmarks. The release includes broader rollout of Claude for Chrome to all Max users...
By TechCrunch AI
Social•Nov 24, 2025
Shared Mental Model Ensures Consistent AI Adoption Across Teams
You cannot ask a thousand people to adopt AI and expect consistency. You need a shared mental model. Without it, the company’s output becomes a collage of mismatched assumptions.
By Hiten Shah
Social•Nov 24, 2025
AI Agents Evolve From Chatbots to Goal‑Driven Executors
AI Agents aren’t just chatbots. They’re goal-driven systems that sense → reason → plan → act → learn. Key building blocks: • Goals + tasks • System prompt + oversight • Memory (short + long term) • Tools (web, code, apps, data, functions) The real shift:...
By Giuliano Liguori
News•Nov 24, 2025
Indie Game Developers Have a New Sales Pitch: Being ‘AI Free’
Indie game developers are branding their titles as “AI‑free” in response to industry leaders who claim generative AI is now ubiquitous in game production. Co‑founder Alex Kanaris‑Sotiriou of Polygon Treehouse created a free golden‑cog seal that developers can display on...
By The Verge
Social•Nov 24, 2025
SAM 3 Powers Precise Wildlife Tracking to Prevent Extinction
SAM 3’s ability to precisely detect and track objects is helping Conservation X Labs measure the survival of animal species around the world and prevent their extinction. 🔗 Learn more about the work: https://ai.meta.com/blog/segment-anything-conservation-x-wildlife-monitoring/?utm_source=threads&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_content=video&utm_campaign=sam
By Meta
Social•Nov 24, 2025
AI Agents Plan and Execute Multi-Step Tasks Automatically
Alright, now that we know *what* an agent is, how does it actually work? When you ask for help on a task, the agent plans a series of steps and executes them directly in the application on your behalf, using...
By Google AI
News•Nov 24, 2025
ChatGPT’s New Shopping Research Tool Compares Products for You – so You Don’t Have to Open 20 Tabs
OpenAI rolled out a new Shopping Research tool for ChatGPT on mobile and web, available to Free, Go, Plus and Pro users ahead of the Black Friday season. The feature lets users describe a product need in natural language, then...
By TechRadar
Social•Nov 24, 2025
AI Agents Blend Intelligence and Tools to Automate Tasks
Over the past couple of years, you’ve heard us reference “agents” and “agentic capabilities,” nebulous concepts that are designed to help you with coding, booking trips, and other complex multi-step tasks. But, what actually IS an agent? We think of...
By Google AI
News•Nov 24, 2025
Shoei Reveals World’s First Motorcycle Helmet with a Visor-Mounted HUD – and It Makes so Much Sense for Riders
Japanese helmet maker Shoei has unveiled the GT‑Air 3 Smart, the world’s first motorcycle helmet with a visor‑mounted augmented‑reality head‑up display developed by French firm EyeLights. The nano‑OLED HUD projects speed, navigation, calls and messages into the rider’s line of sight,...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 24, 2025
Building Deep Research: How We Achieved State of the Art
Tavily’s team detailed how they rebuilt their deep‑research AI agent to achieve state‑of‑the‑art performance. By designing a lightweight agent harness, leveraging evolving model tool‑calling abilities, and integrating an advanced search tool, they streamlined orchestration and context handling. Their context‑engineering approach...
By Hugging Face
Social•Nov 24, 2025
Assume AI in Homework; Grade In‑class, Teach AI Fluency
A number of people are talking about implications of AI to schools. I spoke about some of my thoughts to a school board earlier, some highlights: 1. You will never be able to detect the use of AI in homework. Full...
By Andrej Karpathy
News•Nov 24, 2025
Amazon Pledges $50 Billion Investment to Boost AI & Supercomputing Capacity for US Govt Clients
Amazon Web Services announced a $50 billion commitment to expand AI and supercomputing capacity for U.S. government customers, launching in 2026. The plan adds roughly 1.3 GW of high‑performance computing across AWS Top Secret, Secret, and GovCloud regions, equivalent to powering 750,000...
By Mint AI
Social•Nov 24, 2025
AI Reviewer Matches Human Correlation on ICLR 2025
Releasing a new "Agentic Reviewer" for research papers. I started coding this as a weekend project, and @jyx_su made it much better. I was inspired by a student who had a paper rejected 6 times over 3 years. Their feedback loop...
By Andrew Ng
Social•Nov 24, 2025
Activate Max Autonomy for Full AGI Experience on Replit
Feel the AGI by turning on high power mode and MAX autonomy on Replit.
By Amjad Masad
Social•Nov 24, 2025
Claude's iOS App Still Drains Battery on Long Replies
Lots of improvements! Claude still crawls and burns battery on mobile iOS app when doing long replies, very frustrating
By Emad Mostaque
Social•Nov 24, 2025
Robots Will Be Autonomous Before We Master Folding Clothes
guys will invent autonomous robots before they will fold one article of clothing https://t.co/lJIMeG5dxL
By Paul Yacoubian
Social•Nov 24, 2025
One-Shot Prompts Turn 29k E‑Commerce Data Into Infographic
A collection of one-shot prompts to Nano Banana Pro with their prompts. The last one is my favorite. First up: Turn this Kaggle database about best selling e-commerce products into an actionable infographic with proper titles and calculated statistics (29,000...
By Allie Miller
Social•Nov 24, 2025
AI Exposes, Not Fixes, Assumption‑Driven Decision Failures
Companies pretend decisions fail because of bad data. They fail because people protect their assumptions. AI does not solve this. It forces the assumptions into the open.
By Hiten Shah
Social•Nov 24, 2025
Vibe Coding Lets Anyone Build AR HUDs Instantly
Vibe coded this JARVIS inspired HUD with laser eyes and repulsor hands in 20 mins w/ Gemini 3 Pro using MediaPipe and ThreeJS. Augmented reality filters were always cool - but vibe coding makes them so much more accessible than complex...
By Bilawal Sidhu
Social•Nov 24, 2025
Excited by Physical Command R Loss Landscape Visualization
So cool to see a physical Command R loss landscape! I want one!
By Aidan Gomez
Social•Nov 24, 2025
AI Investment Drives Half of GDP Growth, Reversal Risks Recession
According to today’s WSJ, AI-related investment accounts for half of GDP growth. A reversal would risk recession. We can’t afford to go backwards.
By David Sacks
Social•Nov 24, 2025
Grok Generates Clear Visual of Hardware Bill of Materials
Built an image using Grok for a coming post at @ooda on Allan Friedman's OODAcon presentation on the concept of a Hardware Bill of Materials (HBOM). Then clicked the video button. I think Grok did a pretty good job capturing...
By Bob Gourley