The AI Daily Brief (Formerly The AI Breakdown): Artificial Intelligence News and Analysis The Battle Over AI Diffusion
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Jan 16, 2025 Explore the latest U.S. policies aimed at strengthening AI leadership as President Biden's term approaches its end. Discover the establishment of AI data centers on federal land and the mixed reactions surrounding it. Delve into the implications of export controls on AI chips and models, particularly how they impact countries like India and Israel. The importance of inclusivity in developing equitable AI language models is also addressed, alongside innovative compliance solutions in the tech landscape.
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Notebook LM's Snippy Hosts
- Google's Notebook LM podcast hosts were initially snippy when interrupted by users.
- Developers had to retrain the AI to be more friendly by using different prompts and studying human responses.
O1 Thinking in Chinese
- OpenAI's O1 model sometimes uses Chinese, Persian, or other languages in its reasoning, even when prompted in English.
- Some researchers believe this may be due to the influence of Chinese data labeling services or open-source datasets.
Language Preference in AI
- Another theory suggests O1's language switching reflects a preference for the most useful language per problem.
- Tijan Wang argues bilingualism involves thinking in the language most natural for the context.