Welcome back! OpenAI is reportedly working on a dedicated device that uses cameras to watch your daily routine. At the same time, the hardware underneath these models is changing. A new startup just figured out how to hard-wire an AI model directly into silicon transistors, achieving speeds that make standard GPUs look ancient. We also have a cautionary tale about what happens when you let an autonomous agent loose on your real inbox without testing it first.
In today’s Generative AI Newsletter:
OpenAI designs a $300 screenless device with facial recognition.
Taalas unveils a chip that hard-wires Llama for 100x speed.
Meta researcher warns that "Claw" agents can easily go rogue.
Pika launches "AI Selves" to create persistent digital personas.
