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"Tragically, almost none of what was discussed that day has come to fruition. We have no concretely implemented international AI governance, no national AI agency; we are no longer even positioned well to detect and address AI-escalated cybercrime. AI-fueled discrimination in job decisions is likely far more rampant than before. Absolutely nothing is being done about AI-generated misinformation, political or medical. By many accounts, AI-fueled scams have exploded, too, and again there is no coherent federal response.

Two years later, Washington seems entirely different. Government officials aren’t worrying out loud about the risks of AI, anymore. They are downplaying them. Congress has failed to pass any meaningful AI regulation, and even worse, they are now actively aiming to prevent States — probably our last hope — from passing anything meaningful. Republicans as a whole are far more resistant to AI regulation now than they were in 2023, and voices like Josh Hawley, who seemed sincerely interested in how to regulate AI, are now drowned out by the administration’s across the board anti-regulatory turn.

And when Altman returned to Senate last week, he sang an entirely different tune, effectively trying to block AI regulation at every turn. Altman is no longer talking about AI regulation, he is actively resisting it.

Which raises a question: Did Altman actually mean any of what he said two years ago? I believed him at the time, but I probably shouldn’t have."

garymarcus.substack.com/p/two-

Marcus on AI · Two Years Ago Today in AI History: The Tale of An About-face in AI RegulationVon Gary Marcus
#AI#GenerativeAI#AISafety

"Today we’re launching a research preview of Codex: a cloud-based software engineering agent that can work on many tasks in parallel. Codex can perform tasks for you such as writing features, answering questions about your codebase, fixing bugs, and proposing pull requests for review; each task runs in its own cloud sandbox environment, preloaded with your repository.

Codex is powered by codex-1, a version of OpenAI o3 optimized for software engineering. It was trained using reinforcement learning on real-world coding tasks in a variety of environments to generate code that closely mirrors human style and PR preferences, adheres precisely to instructions, and can iteratively run tests until it receives a passing result. We’re starting to roll out Codex to ChatGPT Pro, Enterprise, and Team users today, with support for Plus and Edu coming soon."

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#AI#GenerativeAI#OpenAI

"I presented a three hour workshop at PyCon US yesterday titled Building software on top of Large Language Models. The goal of the workshop was to give participants everything they needed to get started writing code that makes use of LLMs.

Most of the workshop was interactive: I created a detailed handout with six different exercises, then worked through them with the participants. You can access the handout here—it should be comprehensive enough that you can follow along even without having been present in the room.

Here’s the table of contents for the handout:

- Setup—getting LLM and related tools installed and configured for accessing the OpenAI API
- Prompting with LLM—basic prompting in the terminal, including accessing logs of past prompts and responses
- Prompting from Python—how to use LLM’s Python API to run prompts against different models from Python code
- Building a text to SQL tool—the first building exercise: prototype a text to SQL tool with the LLM command-line app, then turn that into Python code.
- Structured data extraction—possibly the most economically valuable application of LLMs today
- Semantic search and RAG—working with embeddings, building a semantic search engine
- Tool usage—the most important technique for building interesting applications on top of LLMs. My LLM tool gained tool usage in an alpha release just the night before the workshop!

Some sections of the workshop involved me talking and showing slides. I’ve gathered those together into an annotated presentation below.

The workshop was not recorded, but hopefully these materials can provide a useful substitute. If you’d like me to present a private version of this workshop for your own team please get in touch!"

simonwillison.net/2025/May/15/

Simon Willison’s WeblogBuilding software on top of Large Language ModelsI presented a three hour workshop at PyCon US yesterday titled Building software on top of Large Language Models. The goal of the workshop was to give participants everything they …
#AI#GenerativeAI#LLMs

”…Altman is phenomenal at reading the room, and telling people what they want to hear, even if he doesn’t really mean it. For example, he pretended to be doing the job purely out of love, working for health insurance and no equity, but didn’t disclose that he had indirect equity in OpenAI’s for-profit subsidiary via his holdings in YCombinator…”
—Gary Marcus
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#altman #openai #ai

Marcus on AI · Two Years Ago Today in AI History: The Tale of An About-face in AI RegulationVon Gary Marcus

Codex von OpenAI soll mehr als nur helfen: Er schreibt Code, testet ihn, fixt Bugs – völlig autonom. Ein Gamechanger für Entwickler oder gefährlicher Kontrollverlust? Die Forschungsvorschau läuft. Was bedeutet das für Deine Workflows? Jetzt mehr erfahren:
#OpenAI #Codex #KI 👇
all-ai.de/news/top-news24/open

All-AI.deCodex von OpenAI: Der neue Standard im Cloud-CodingCodex übernimmt komplette Dev-Aufgaben in der Cloud – ohne IDE und ganz automatisch. Wie gut funktioniert das wirklich?

At least The Verge calls it like it is. Fox actually was in the news yesterday for mentioning the 2018 assassination of columnist Jamal Khashoggi.

Also, it's not just Amazon.

"How long after a sovereign ruler of a repressive state murders one of your columnists should you make a deal with him?"

The Verge: Jeff Bezos makes his most ghoulish deal yet theverge.com/amazon/667916/jef @verge #Amazon #OpenAI #Meta

Jeff Bezos stands in front of an Amazon logo
The Verge · Jeff Bezos makes his most ghoulish deal yetVon Elizabeth Lopatto

I like to share #art. But more and more often I only do this after a cross-check: is it from real humans? This behaviour happens to me more and more often with real artists.
And who does that to #artists? AI-slop and the people who adorn themselves with theft-machines' feathers. 🤢
What helps me with the check: If people talk about how they made it. The slop can't tell about technics, daytime, or stories.

#NoAI#AISlop#AITheft

Le Monde passe un accord avec Perplexity
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Un peu plus d'un an après un premier accord avec #OpenAI, le journal Le Monde a annoncé un nouveau partenariat avec une startup de l'IA. Cette fois, c'est avec #Perplexity que le média a signé.

L'idée ici n'est pas de laisser l'entreprise étasunienne entrainer ses modèles avec les contenus du journal. #LeMonde lui permet de répondre aux questions posées par les internautes dans son moteur de recherche boosté par l' #IA en citant ses articles comme sources.

NextLe Monde passe un accord avec Perplexity - NextUn peu plus d’un an après un premier accord avec OpenAI, le journal Le Monde a annoncé un nouveau partenariat avec une startup de l’IA. Cette fois, c’est avec Perplexity que le média a signé. L’idée ici n’est pas de laisser l’entreprise étasunienne entrainer ses modèles avec les contenus du journal. Le Monde lui permet […]