Weekly newsletter about AI use cases: AI'm Informed
Startup, scaleup, and enterprise (generative) AI use cases. Bleeding edge projects that show the future of AI. Once a week in your inbox.
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If you're interested in how to drive AI innovation in your company, then this newsletter is for you. Every Tuesday in your inbox, you will get my best attempt at answering two questions:
➜ How are companies using AI? The most interesting startup, scaleup, and enterprise uses of (generative) AI.
➜ What are the nerds up to? Projects from the basement, from the bleeding edge, the ones that give us a glimpse of what the future of AI will be like.
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Archive
Explore all past editions of AI'm Informed to find stories you may have missed.
February 2024
January 2024
- Junk-free news | Branded objects within content | Diffuse to Choose
- Retailers love genAI | Modern AI tech stack | Compare models for your needs
- Llama 3 in training | AI and immune cell research | Deepfaked Biden calls
- Everyone will be a manager | AI easily predicts the end of people’s lives | ChatGPT Enterprise for college
- GenAI ad creation | Vulnerable GPUs | AlphaGeometry
- Maybe just wait? | Binoculars that recognize birds | Unprepared for AI
- Legal trouble for OpenAI | AI replaces ad agencies | Valve accepts AI in gaming
- Pennsylvania adopts ChatGPT Enterprise | Indemnity not a silver bullet | Scientific acceleration
- OpenAI fights back | PIGEON knows where you live | Rabbit wows the CES crowd
- Transformer alternative | OpenAI tries to fit with EU law | JPMorgan’s DocLLM
- Military <3 AI startups | Self-playing LLM | Tsunami of misinformation
- Preventing layoffs | ChatGPT surprised Meta | AI governance tools
- ContractMatrix | AI Act drama continues | Scientific breakthroughs
December 2023
- Robots that ask for help | OpenAI + Axel Springer | Brain-to-text interface
- Tiny LLMs jaibreak big LLMs | Union-AI partnership | 92% developers use AI
- Mistral wins again | Free-walkin’ robots | AI Act passed
- Gemini defeats GPT-4 | AI <3 Pharmaceuticals | The AI Alliance
- Seamless translation | Millions of new materials | One file to run an LLM
- Make anyone dance | Make anyone talk | E/Acc founder identified
November 2023
- How Nvidia became an AI powerhouse | Improving power grids | Possible wage decline
- Misinformation ramps up | Next-gen IoT devices incoming | Methane detection
- Artificial Influencers | New shape of organizations | Learn genAI from Microsoft
- The mysterious Q | Claude 2.1 with 200k context | GenAI music and video
- OpenAI drama is over | The UK won’t regulate AI | 5 levels of AGI
- Explosive OpenAI controversy | AI-powered bioterrorism | Meta disbands responsible AI
- AI surveillance | JPMorgan pushes genAI | DeepMind’s weather forecasting model
- AI agents will end software | GPT-5 confirmed | On-device processing
- AI contract negotiation | GitHub Universe | AWS might be using your data
- IBM’s $500m fund | Copyright infringement | Future predictions
- Open-source GPTs | Are GPTs agents? | AI startup dynamics
- Huge news from OpenAI DevDay | Regulation battle gets heated | China beats Llama
- LLM chip design | Regulation will crush innovation | Injection with control characters
- iPhone-ready Capybara | Identifying diabetes from voice | LLM app layers
October 2023
- AGI incoming | Market division | Blockchain compute
- LLMs IRL | GPT Phishing | Lenovo + Nvidia
- More regulation! | ALL CAPS | Poisoned images
- AI isn’t transparent | Robotic pen spinning | Mayors want genAI
- Techno-Optimists | Economic warfare | Energy-efficient nanoelectronics
- Google offers indemnity | Spotting supernovas | Love-GPT
- Cold shower | Decoding scrolls | Visual injection
- Goldman’s genAI playbook | AI bigger than antibiotics | Chip race
- Parkour robots | Alleviating homelessness | GenAI is costly for Big Tech
- Deepfake shenanigans | AI content unidentifiable | Citizen developers
- Halving the cost | Small, practical models | $100 million from Visa
- AI health coach | 4,000,000 tokens of input | New rules for AI writing
- Mistral defeats Llama | Code copilots leak secrets | AMD on the offensive
September 2023
- Virtual cell | Swarms of autonomous military drones | Basic logic eludes LLMs
- Work with OpenAI | 700x model size reduction | GPT to validate, Llama to deploy
- Augmented Human Intelligence | First AI + Medicine degree | Data is not the moat
- First in-human Neuralink trials | Huge ChatGPT upgrade | LLM compression
- Silicon photonics | Copilot for X | AI emits less CO2 than humans
- Interactive AI | Vision-Language-Action | Distributed LLMs
- Training Cluster as a Service | Claude Pro | AI pioneers
- Workers lack skills to use genAI | AI apocalypse postponed | Google is feeling comfortable
- Election propaganda | AI tax auditor | Next-gen Siri
- Autonomous software company | Llama 2 dethroned | Tiny models on the rise
- Biology + AI = perfect marriage | Most people haven’t used ChatGPT | Google’s enterprise offer expands
- Again - AI detectors don’t work | LLM chatbot in 30 seconds | The battle over Books3
August 2023
- Waiting for Gemini | AI infrastructure opportunities | Hardware shortages
- ChatGPT Enterprise | Google’s Duet AI | Predicting cancer 3 years prior
- Finally, a worthy GPT-4 contender | 10 biggest LLM challenges | People skills needed
- 170,000 copyrighted books | Sergey Brin loves AI | Modernizing COBOL mainframes
- GPT-4 moderates content | Jeff Bezos talks AI | Google struggling in AI race
- Can’t copyright AI art | McKinsey’s Lilli | Largest ‘open-source’ text dataset
- Neuralangelo | AI-powered financial crises | Smoking-hot AI job market
- Companies ban genAI | DoctorGPT | Test & Evaluation standards for AI
- Fine-tuning Llama 2 | Run models on AMD GPUs | Aromatic chlorine gas
- AI-powered military drones | Reducing pollution from flights | AI’s impact on cybersecurity
- AI will disrupt healthcare the most | American banks lead AI adoption | Automate the boring work first
- Restoring sense of movement with AI | Largest geospatial foundation model | Building an AI code copilot
- Generalist AI doctor | Red teaming for AI security | Patterns for integrating LLMs
- GPT-4 beats elite students | Automated LLM jailbreak | New genAI offerings
- Pioneers of genAI | Five big AI risks | The AI Effect
July 2023
- Private document chat | Problem formulation = top AI skill | AI dating
- LLM = reasoning agent | Fixing AI by adding one | AI companies commit to safety
- GPT3.5 is anxious | Open-source ChatGPT | Shopify replacing support with AI?
- Google expands genAI offer | Llama goes mobile | Build AI agents with AutoChain
- Evil GPT alternative | Practice prompt injection | Critique of LangChain
- GPT-4 competitors ramping up | Build AI features securely | GPT-4 engineering secrets
- US military loves AI | US hospitals love AI | AI can read minds
- Europe’s ChatGPT contender? | Code Interpreter VS Data Analysts | 1 billion tokens
- Aligning AI to help humanity | LLMs are infinite interns | AI metaphors don’t work
- Healthcare industry preparing for AI | 22,000 most powerful GPUs ever | Help AI forget
- $1,5 trillion GDP boost from AI | AGI will create abundance | Classroom needs innovation
- AI Engineers in demand | GenAI designs CPUs | $3 billion OpenAI lawsuit
We've finally reached a point where AI can solve a significant amount of the cognitive tasks that computers previously weren't great at. It's one of the most exciting technologies of my lifetime.
