Paper Spotlight: Harmonic Loss for Interpretable AI

This Week In AI: (January 27th - February 2nd 2025)

Table of Contents OpenAI's o3-mini UK Introduces Legislation For AI-Generated Sexual Abuse Content Did DeepSeek Use ChatGPT To Train R1? OpenAI Launches ChatGPT-Gov Bletchley Park Unveils "The Age of AI" Exhibition SFT vs RL in Foundation Models Diffusion Tokenizer Advancing General-Purpose Model-Free RL This week in

Paper Spotlight: SLIViT- a General AI Framework for Clinical-Feature Diagnosis from Limited 3D Biomedical-Imaging Data

This Week In AI: (January 20th - 26th 2025)

This week in AI: Trump unveils $500B Stargate project; OpenAI launches ChatGPT Operator; DeepSeek's R1 chatbot rises; new AI benchmark HLE introduced.

President Donald Trump Launches 'Stargate': A $500 Billion AI Infrastructure Revolution

On January 21st, newly elected President Donald Trump announced the launch of "Stargate", a monumental joint venture between OpenAI, Oracle, and SoftBank, aiming to invest up to $500 billion in artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure across the United States. 💡TL;DR: The Stargate project, a collaboration between OpenAI, Oracle,

Unmasking Dead by Daylight's AI: How Bots Work and Ways to Improve Them

Paper Spotlight: Evidential Deep Learning to Quantify Classification Uncertainty

Elon Musk claims we have exhausted AI training data

Elon Musk, the entrepreneur behind Tesla, and SpaceX made a bold claim in a recent interview: "We’ve now exhausted, all of the, basically, the cumulative sum of human knowledge has been exhausted in AI training” (stated in a Las Vega CES interview conducted by Mark Penn, posted online

Keir Starmer announces ambitious plan to integrate AI into the UK's economy

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced a transformative initiative to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) deeply into the UK's economy and public services, with the goal of establishing the nation as a global leader in AI innovation. The ambitious plan includes creating dedicated AI growth zones, expanding supercomputing infrastructure,