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Google is rolling out interactive images in Gemini. Users can now click on parts of an image to explore more details, making AI-generated visuals more dynamic, explorable, and useful for learning and creativity.

Google is rolling out interactive images in Gemini. Users can now click on parts of an image to explore more details, making AI-generated visuals more dynamic, explorable, and useful for learning and creativity.

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wow, this was hard to watch I used to love Ted Talks for their inspirational, optimistic Tech/Science content. seems like now they exist just to push their narrative?

wow, this was hard to watch I used to love Ted Talks for their inspirational, optimistic Tech/Science content. seems like now they exist just to push their narrative?

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Altman explains current AI memory is still primitive, comparable to early GPT-2 days. Future systems will remember an entire life, not just facts but subtle preferences. Small habits and unspoken likes will be learned automatically over time. That level of memory may become one of AI’s most powerful capabilities.

Altman explains current AI memory is still primitive, comparable to early GPT-2 days. Future systems will remember an entire life, not just facts but subtle preferences. Small habits and unspoken likes will be learned automatically over time. That level of memory may become one of AI’s most powerful capabilities.

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Demis Hassabis points out that today’s models don’t learn continuously, they are trained once and then deployed. Unlike humans, they don’t improve from experience or adapt after release. The next major leap, like “AlphaZero,” would involve self-learning systems that discover knowledge on their own. This ability to learn online and evolve in real time is a key missing component on the path to AGI. Solving this will be critical to building truly intelligent systems.

Demis Hassabis points out that today’s models don’t learn continuously, they are trained once and then deployed. Unlike humans, they don’t improve from experience or adapt after release. The next major leap, like “AlphaZero,” would involve self-learning systems that discover knowledge on their own. This ability to learn online and evolve in real time is a key missing component on the path to AGI. Solving this will be critical to building truly intelligent systems.

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Greg Brockman says the long-term future is clear: AI will run on its own computer, manage fleets of agents, and solve tasks in parallel. Brockman imagines a workflow where you review your agent’s work in the morning, guiding it like a partner, but models are not yet smart enough for that. He explains that today’s reality is AI helping directly in the terminal or editor, making coding workflows familiar but more efficient.

Greg Brockman says the long-term future is clear: AI will run on its own computer, manage fleets of agents, and solve tasks in parallel. Brockman imagines a workflow where you review your agent’s work in the morning, guiding it like a partner, but models are not yet smart enough for that. He explains that today’s reality is AI helping directly in the terminal or editor, making coding workflows familiar but more efficient.

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Peter Thiel still believes we are in a period of slowed progress—not total stagnation, but reduced speed. From 1750 to 1972, the world saw fast, visible progress: faster ships, trains, cars, planes, and even space travel. Since then, outside of digital tech, most areas have slowed down. Bits (software, internet, AI) have advanced—but the question is: is that enough?

Peter Thiel still believes we are in a period of slowed progress—not total stagnation, but reduced speed. From 1750 to 1972, the world saw fast, visible progress: faster ships, trains, cars, planes, and even space travel. Since then, outside of digital tech, most areas have slowed down. Bits (software, internet, AI) have advanced—but the question is: is that enough?

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Sundar Pichai explained that the pace of AI progress feels staggering yet uneven. He compared it to Waymo’s impressive advances but reminded us a child can learn to drive in 20 hours. He concluded that AI is both amazing and still far from being truly generalized technology.

Sundar Pichai explained that the pace of AI progress feels staggering yet uneven. He compared it to Waymo’s impressive advances but reminded us a child can learn to drive in 20 hours. He concluded that AI is both amazing and still far from being truly generalized technology.

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