Sign Up | Advertise | Tools | AI University | | | Welcome, AI enthusiasts. | Sam Altman just confirmed OpenAI's o1 models have reached level 2 of their 5-tier path to AGI, accelerating the leap towards level 3 (agents). | With o1 improving day by day, are we only a couple of months away from a new era of AI-driven internet powered by autonomous agents? Let's get into it… | | In today's AI rundown: | Sam Altman on AI's evolution: o1 to agents Apple launches beta of AI-powered iOS 18.1 Visualize data with AI-powered charts Google uses AI to help build cities 5 new AI tools & 4 new AI jobs More AI & tech news
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| The Rundown: At T-Mobile's Capital Markets Day, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman discussed the new o1 model's advanced reasoning capabilities and hinted at the accelerated development of AI agents, suggesting another major leap in AI is imminent. | The details: | o1 is described as the first AI system with advanced reasoning, outperforming previous models in complex problem-solving. Altman compared o1's current state to the 'GPT-2 stage' of reasoning models, suggesting that this is just the start, and the GPT-4 equivalent is on the horizon. He outlined five levels of AI development, with o1 at level 2 (reasoners), and suggested level 3 (agents) could follow "relatively quickly". Altman's full discussion can be found in the linked YouTube video from 51:00 to 1:06:00.
| Why it matters: While the transition from GPT-4 to o1 seemed to take forever, Altman's comments suggest the time between o1 and fully capable agentic AI systems will be significantly faster due to its iterative nature. If true, it should only be a couple of months before o1 models blow GPT-4o (and other current models) out of the water. |
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| The Rundown: Apple just released the beta version of its highly anticipated AI software update, iOS 18.1, for early testing alongside the iPhone 16 release — significantly enhancing Siri and introducing a suite of AI-powered features. | The details: | Available for iPhone 16 models and premium versions of iPhone 15 through the Apple Beta Software Program (users should download with caution). Siri now features improved conversational abilities and a new visual interface with a rotating glowing light during interactions. New AI-powered features include writing assistance, email summarization, and advanced photo editing tools, with more planned for future releases. It will initially be available in the United States, but Apple's AI features will expand to other English-speaking countries in December and to more languages and regions in the next year.
| Why it matters: This beta release offers an early glimpse into Apple's long-awaited Siri upgrades and AI integrations that are set to create truly unique and personalized experiences for users. However, as with all beta software, download with caution — as the update might be buggy, and is not the final version of iOS 18 yet. |
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| | GOOGLE | |  | Image source: Google |
| The Rundown: Google just released the Open Buildings 2.5D Temporal Dataset, an AI-powered tool that tracks building changes across the Global South from 2016 to 2023, including estimates of building presence, counts, and heights. | The details: | The dataset covers a 32 million square mile area across Africa, Latin America, and South and Southeast Asia, using 10m resolution imagery from Sentinel-2 satellites. It uses a novel AI approach combining multiple low-resolution satellite images to achieve near high-resolution accuracy in detecting buildings and estimating their heights. The tool is designed to aid urban planning, crisis response, and environmental impact studies in regions lacking up-to-date infrastructure data. While powerful, the dataset has limitations, such as gathering data in areas with frequent cloud coverage and detecting very small structures.
| Why it matters: Google is on fire with its new models tackling real-world problems. Yesterday, the tech giant was talking to whales with AI — and now it's using the technology to help build better cities and prevent environmental disasters. |
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