OpenAI and others seek new path to smarter AI as current methods hit limitations (Krystal Hu, Anna Tong, Reuters)

Why are we using LLMs as calculators? (Vicki Boykis, Normcore Tech)

Large Language Models Reflect the Ideology of their Creators (Maarten Buyl, Alexander Rogiers, Sander Noels, Iris Dominguez-Catena, Edith Heiter, Raphael Romero, Iman Johary, Alexandru-Cristian Mara, Jefrey Lijffijt, Tijl De Bie, arxiv)

How a stubborn computer scientist accidentally launched the deep learning boom (Timothy B. Lee, Ars)

“what, exactly is a soup compared to a sauce or a drink” (Ethan Mollick, Threads)

KI und ein Regler für einfache Sprache (Alessandro Alviani, Sabrina Ebitsch, Elisabeth Gamperl und Natalie Sablowski, Sueddeutsche.de)

What Kind of Writer Is ChatGPT? Chatbots have been criticized as perfect plagiarism tools. The truth is more surprising. (Cal Newport, The New Yorker)

Introducing ChatGPT search (OpenAI)

How to tell AI-generated Trump and Harris voices from the real ones (Pranshu Verma, Rekha Tenjarla, Bishop Sand, WaPost)

Business Insider’s new AI-powered search (Barbara Peng, Business Insider)

Swarm. An educational framework exploring ergonomic, lightweight multi-agent orchestration (OpenAI, GitHub)

Lex Prompt-Library. A collection of useful prompts for many kinds of writing (Lex)

Blick in die Zukunft: 2054, die Maschine fordert Grundrechte, der Mensch sucht Orientierung – SPIEGEL.de ist für Sie da (Ole Reissmann, SPIEGEL.de)

What Generative AI Means for the Media Industries, and Why it Matters to Study the Collective Consequences for Advertising, Journalism, and Public Relations (Andrea L. Guzman, Seth C. Lewis, Emerging Media)

Everything I built with Claude Artifacts this week (Simon Willison, Simon Willison’s Weblog)