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A New Way to Add Your Data to AI
Elon asks for your health records, OpenAI may offer a web browser, Anthropic gets $4B, an insightful presenation on AI, and an exploration of AI and morality (plus an AI comic)

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OpenAI's Browser Ambitions
TechRadar
OpenAI is considering developing a web browser with integrated AI features.
Browser development is in early stages; product launch is uncertain.
OpenAI discusses potential partnerships for AI-powered website search.
Discussions with Samsung could challenge Google’s AI on smartphones.
Amazon's $4B Boost to Anthropic
TechCrunch
Anthropic secured an additional $4 billion from Amazon, enhancing collaboration.
AWS becomes Anthropic’s primary platform for training advanced AI models.
Amazon’s custom Trainium chips will be used for developing Anthropic AI models.
Claude’s growth highlights Anthropic's success with AWS on Amazon Bedrock.
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Anthropic Connects Data to AI
Anthropic
Model Context Protocol (MCP) standardizes connecting AI to data sources.
MCP replaces fragmented systems, simplifying reliable data access for AI.
Developers build secure, 2-way data connections using MCP servers/clients.
Early adopters integrate MCP to improve AI-powered tool functionality.
AI and Everything Else
Benedict Evans at Slush
Benedict Evans highlights major tech industry trends - this time, AI.
His presentation covers a bit of AI’s past and explores patterns to predit its future:
Generative AI is viewed as revolutionary, potentially transforming industry practices and innovation landscapes.
The technology could automate numerous tasks, reducing the need for specialized software for each function.
Generative AI might shift how software is developed, allowing broader tasks with fewer specific tools.
Ongoing debates about AI's potential include platform shifts and discussions on achieving artificial general intelligence.

Exploring AI Morality: OpenAI's Bold Step Forward
Gadget Insiders
OpenAI funds Duke Univ to research: can AI predict human moral judgment?
Researchers explore AI making ethical decisions via 3-year, $1MM grant.
AI morality reflects biases in training data, making ethical AI a challenge.
Morality research aims to enhance decision-making in medicine, law, etc.
Hey, Elon - Is Sharing Health Data Safe?
New York Times
X users are uploading medical images to Grok, risking privacy concerns.
Shared health data on X isn't protected under HIPAA laws.
Inaccurate A.I. results could lead to unnecessary medical tests.
Understand privacy risks before sharing personal data with A.I. tools.
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