The AI Daily Brief (Formerly The AI Breakdown): Artificial Intelligence News and Analysis Meta's National Security Play and ChatGPT's 8-Figure Domain Acquisition
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Nov 9, 2024 Meta's bold move opens Llama AI models to U.S. defense and allies, stirring debates on AI in military intel. As tensions rise with adversaries like China, this strategic shift aligns with new national security directives. Meanwhile, innovative tools like Notepad and Plum are reshaping business automation, making AI accessible to all. The discussion also touches on election-related insights from Perplexity and the emerging role of AI in military planning and global competition.
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OpenAI's Expensive Domain
- OpenAI acquired the domain name chat.com for an undisclosed amount, likely exceeding $15.5 million, its previous selling price.
- HubSpot founder Dharmesh Shah sold the domain, hinting he received OpenAI shares in return.
Perplexity's Election Success
- Perplexity AI successfully provided real-time election information during the recent elections, while other AI labs chose not to participate.
- This success demonstrates a potential path for broader AI adoption by integrating AI into core user experiences.
AI and National Security
- AI's role in national security is a growing concern, with both Democrats and Republicans recognizing its importance for American leadership.
- Meta recently allowed US defense agencies and Five Eyes allies to use its LLaMA models, lifting previous restrictions.