Greetings,

Medicine continues to be one of the most exciting areas for AI innovation. Chatbot assistants are cool and all, but restoring a man’s sense of movement by using AI to translate brain signals into actions? I think you’ll agree, that is infinitely cooler. 

• Straight from the frontlines of bleeding-edge research at Meta, Yann LeCun recently gave a 1-hour talk at MIT about objective-driven AI that can learn, remember, plan, and reason. - YouTube, slides on Google Drive
  
  
• If you or your team use Jupyter for AI development or anything else, now you can boost productivity with Jupyter AI which provides a reproducible generative AI playground, a chat assistant, and more. - Jupyter AI
  
  
• Here’s how to add an AI code copilot to your product – interestingly, most of the work goes into designing the right prompts. - Windmill
  
  
• To “democratize access and application of AI to generate new innovations in climate and Earth science”, IBM and NASA are releasing the largest geospatial foundation model, the first-ever open-source AI foundation model co-created by NASA. - IBM
  
  
• Researchers restored a quadriplegic man’s sense of touch and movement with a double neural bypass, which relies on AI to read, interpret, and translate thoughts into action (thought-driven therapy). - Feinstein Institutes
  
  
• Expand your understanding of LLMs and why they work so well with a detailed summary of the last few years of development in this space. - Simon Willison
  
  
• High earners with college degrees are the most exposed to AI automation according to Pew Research, and the technology stands to “cause much more worker displacement and inequality than older generations of automation”. - CNBC 

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