🚬 Elon Musk says he will ban all Apple devices at his companies "if Apple integrates OpenAI at the OS level."

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AI closely trained to watch what you do and choose who deserves censoring. (28 seconds)
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Microsoft Unveils ‘Windows Recall’, Al-Powered Windows that Tracks Everything You Do. (43 seconds)
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There's a new meme on the internet.

Not everyone appreciated WWDC — many users believe that Steve Jobs would have fired everyone who worked on the new features.

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👍 Samsung has released "AI Sneakers"

The Samsung Shortcut Sneaker has motion sensors embedded in the sole that constantly track their position relative to each other. Five unique movements while wearing the shoes trigger five shortcuts.

Different shortcuts (movements) correspond to actions on a Samsung phone.👟

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In India, they have created what they boldly call the world’s first autonomous AI university professor. This rather charming lady, born in the startup HaiVE, has taken the communication skills from language models but operates with information not from the internet at all, but from the entire body of the university's engineering courses. Similar to search engines, this solves the problem of hallucinations, and the context and individual history of each student provide the desired personalization. Malar is like Siri, knowledgeable not in operating systems, but in academic materials for specific disciplines. As it should be, there is not just one model under the hood, but an ensemble of specialized ones. The startup boasts nearly 200,000 users with a DAU of 30,000: very respectable for local use in one university.

But locality is a feature of this specific product. Overall, as noted by a Forbes columnist, smart EdTech will help eliminate mediocre students — in the sense that their performance will significantly improve, as their lack of success is often due to a lack of personal attention and a uniform pace of material coverage. “Autonomous professors” will help address this issue at any scale that the academic environment is ready to accept.

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