Welcome back! An AI agent in San Francisco just hired real people, signed a three-year lease and opened a boutique with a $100K budget. Google released a free app that lets you run its latest models on your phone with no internet. Stanford's annual AI report says adoption has passed 53% but trust has fallen to 31%. And Meta is building a photorealistic clone of Mark Zuckerberg to take meetings for him.
In today’s Generative AI Newsletter:
AI employer: What happens when you give an AI agent a budget, a lease and permission to hire people?
Google on-device AI: What does it mean when you can run a frontier model on your phone with no internet and no account?
Stanford AI Index: Over half the world uses AI now, so why does almost nobody trust it?
Zuckerberg clone: What does it mean when the CEO of the world's biggest social network wants an AI to do his job?
