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Welcome back! An AI tool built at Oxford can now read routine CT scans and spot heart failure five years before symptoms appear, picking up changes in heart tissue that no human doctor and no existing imaging test can see. It is already being put forward for NHS rollout. Meanwhile, Florida's attorney general just opened a formal investigation into OpenAI over allegations that ChatGPT was used to plan a mass shooting, a startup valued at $300M wants to be the AI agent that runs your personal life and Amazon disclosed AI revenue for the first time.

In today’s Generative AI Newsletter:

  • Oxford Heart AI: Can a routine scan tell you about a heart attack you haven't had yet?

  • Florida vs OpenAI: Did ChatGPT help plan a campus shooting? A state attorney general wants answers.

  • Poke: What happens when AI agents stop managing your work and start managing your life?

  • Amazon AI Revenue: What does $15B in AWS AI revenue and $20B in custom chips tell you about where the real money is?

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