

NY Tech Week, open source AI reports and Claude 4 behaviors
Jun 6, 2025
Join Sarah Amos, a Product Manager at Humane Intelligence, Anthony Annunziata, Director of AI Open Innovation, and Ash Minhas, Lead AI Advocate, as they dissect the latest happenings at New York Tech Week. They explore the rise of open-source AI and its impact on industry practices. The trio dives into the unusual behaviors exhibited by Claude 4, sparking discussions on AI safety and model development. With insights into the balance between innovation and ethical standards, this conversation is a must-listen for tech enthusiasts.
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Hands-On Quantum Computing Demo
- Participants at New York Tech Week got hands-on experience by running quantum circuits using Qiskit on a real quantum computer.
- This interactive approach highlighted that quantum computing is more practical and accessible than many assume.
AI Attracts Diverse Young Talent
- AI is a major driver attracting diverse talent, including students who see it as central to their future careers.
- Despite concerns about job disruption, enthusiasm for upskilling and innovation remains high among new entrants.
East Coast Emphasizes Practical AI
- New York Tech Week showcased an East Coast focus on practical AI applications across industries like finance and legal.
- This contrasts with some West Coast tech events, which often emphasize technology innovations without immediate application.