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Summary:TikTok's parent company plans to use around 36,000 Nvidia Blackwell chips in Malaysia, according to a Wall Street Journal report. US export controls prevent direct access in China. Even the Trump administration's recent relaxations explicitly exclude these very chips. The article Bytedance secures access to Nvidia Blackwell cluster in Malaysia, circumventing US export ban on China appeared first on The Decoder.
Summary:By 2027, 86 percent of TSMC's N3 capacity could go to AI accelerators, according to SemiAnalysis. Smartphones are becoming a buffer for overflow demand. The article AI chips are pushing everything else off TSMC's most advanced production lines appeared first on The Decoder.
Summary:a quiet day lets us publish a thought from OpenAI researcher Aidan McLaughlin
Summary:Meta is apparently postponing its new AI model "Avocado" because it is falling behind Google, OpenAI and Anthropic in tests. The article Meta delays its next AI model Avocado after internal tests show it can't keep up with Google and OpenAI appeared first on The Decoder.
Summary:Ukraine opens its battlefield data to allies to train AI models for autonomous drones. The article Ukraine opens its battlefield data to allies to train AI models for autonomous drones appeared first on The Decoder.
Summary:Perplexity AI's "Personal Computer" is an AI assistant that works around the clock - handling emails, presentations, and app control. The article Perplexity's "Personal Computer" promises a tireless AI agent for $200 a month appeared first on The Decoder.
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By 2027, 86 percent of TSMC's N3 capacity could go to AI accelerators, according to SemiAnalysis. Smartphones are becoming a buffer for overflow demand. The article AI chips are pushing everything else off TSMC's most advanced production lines appeared first on The Decoder.
Ukraine opens its battlefield data to allies to train AI models for autonomous drones. The article Ukraine opens its battlefield data to allies to train AI models for autonomous drones appeared first on The Decoder.
TikTok's parent company plans to use around 36,000 Nvidia Blackwell chips in Malaysia, according to a Wall Street Journal report. US export controls prevent direct access in China. Even the Trump administration's recent relaxations explicitly exclude these very chips. The article Bytedance secures access to Nvidia Blackwell cluster in Malaysia, circumventing US export ban on China appeared first on The Decoder.
Perplexity AI's "Personal Computer" is an AI assistant that works around the clock - handling emails, presentations, and app control. The article Perplexity's "Personal Computer" promises a tireless AI agent for $200 a month appeared first on The Decoder.
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Meta is apparently postponing its new AI model "Avocado" because it is falling behind Google, OpenAI and Anthropic in tests. The article Meta delays its next AI model Avocado after internal tests show it can't keep up with Google and OpenAI appeared first on The Decoder.
a quiet day lets us publish a thought from OpenAI researcher Aidan McLaughlin
OpenAI launches GPT-5.4 with Pro and Thinking versions, Google releases Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite at 1/8th the cost of Pro, Where things stand with the Department of War Anthropic
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xAI's Grok 4.20 is cheap, fast, and hallucinates less than any other tested model, but it can't keep up with the top tier in benchmarks. The article Grok 4.20 trails Gemini and GPT-5.4 by a wide margin but sets a new record for not hallucinating appeared first on The Decoder.
The US Department of War wants to ban Anthropic's Claude from its supply chain because the AI models are too ethical. The approach echoes China's political control of AI. The article US War Department CTO says Anthropic's AI models "pollute" the supply chain with built-in ethics appeared first on The Decoder.
Microsoft is launching Copilot Health, an AI health assistant that pulls data from wearables, medical records, and lab results to deliver personalized health advice. Long term, the company says it's working toward "medical superintelligence." The article Copilot Health marks Microsoft's entry into the AI health race alongside OpenAI and Anthropic appeared first on The Decoder.
Anthropic has launched a new beta feature for its AI chatbot Claude: the ability to generate interactive diagrams, charts, and visualizations directly within the conversation. The article Claude can now create interactive charts and visualizations directly in chat appeared first on The Decoder.
ChatGPT continues to dominate the chatbot market, but its lead is shrinking. According to new Similarweb figures, OpenAI's chatbot has fallen from 75.7 to 61.7 percent market share in just twelve months. The big winner: Google Gemini, which has quadrupled its share from 5.7 to 24.4 percent. The article ChatGPT still leads the chatbot market but its dominance is slipping as Google's Gemini gains gr…
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In April of 2025, OpenAI released a new version of GPT-4o, one of the AI algorithms users could select to power ChatGPT, the company’s chatbot. The next week, OpenAI reverted to the previous version. “The update we removed was overly flattering or agreeable—often described as sycophantic,” the company announced. Some people found the sycophancy hilarious. One user reportedly asked ChatGPT about hi…
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