OpenAI's Slower Model Boosts Problem-Solving Skills

OpenAI's o1: Finally an AI with a PhD 💡 (4 minute read)

OpenAI's new AI model, o1, is intentionally slower to enhance logical reasoning and complex problem-solving. Trained to think like humans, it outperforms predecessors, solving 83% of math problems compared to 13% by GPT-4o. Currently in preview, it's available only for paying ChatGPT users.

AI News Anchors: The Future of Kauai’s Headlines 📺 (5 minute read)

Kauai's newspaper has launched a groundbreaking AI-generated newscast featuring virtual presenters, raising concerns about AI's role in journalism. While aimed at engaging younger audiences with quick news snippets, experts warn of the "uncanny valley" effect, questioning the authenticity and effectiveness of such technology in news delivery.

Meta’s AI Labels: Now You See Them, Now You Don’t 🔍 (3 minute read)

Meta will now display ‘AI Info’ labels less prominently for content edited with AI tools, moving them from a visible position to a menu option. This change follows user backlash over mislabeling and reflects ongoing concerns about AI-modified content transparency on platforms like Instagram and Facebook.

BSU's AI Certificate: Because Robots Need Friends Too 🎓 (2 minute read)

Boise State University is launching an Artificial Intelligence for All certificate program in Spring 2025, featuring three courses that cover AI fundamentals, ethics, and social implications. This initiative aims to equip students and community members with essential AI skills to navigate its rapid evolution.

Pope Francis: AI’s Not a Heavenly Idea, Seriously ✊ (4 minute read)

During his visit to Singapore, Pope Francis warned about the societal risks of AI, advocating for its use to uphold human connections. He urged for fair wages for migrant workers, emphasizing their contributions to society amidst concerns of exploitation. This call resonates with the global issue of migrant worker welfare.