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In today's Techpresso:
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🧠 OpenAI launches ChatGPT deep research tool
💸 DeepSeek might not be as disruptive as claimed
🕶️ Meta invests nearly $100 billion in smart glasses
🇪🇺 The EU enforces the AI Act
📧 Apple to launch new event invite feature code-named Confetti
🎁 + 7 other news you might like
🔮 + 6 handpicked research papers and tools
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🧠 OpenAI launches ChatGPT deep research tool
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- OpenAI has introduced a new AI agent called ChatGPT deep
research, designed to aid users in conducting detailed and complex
research across fields like finance, science, and engineering.
- The deep research tool is initially available to ChatGPT Pro
users, with a limit of 100 queries per month, and will soon expand
to Plus, Team, and Enterprise users.
- This tool currently supports text-only outputs, but OpenAI
plans to include images and data visualizations, while ensuring
outputs are well-documented with clear citations for verification.
💸 DeepSeek might not be as disruptive as claimed
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- DeepSeek claimed to have developed its R1 AI model with only $6
million and 2,048 GPUs, but SemiAnalysis found that the company
spent $1.6 billion on hardware and uses 50,000 Hopper GPUs.
- High-Flyer, the parent company of DeepSeek, heavily invested in
AI and launched DeepSeek as a separate venture, investing over $500
million in its technology, according to SemiAnalysis.
- DeepSeek operates its own data centers and focuses on hiring
talent exclusively from mainland China, offering high salaries to
attract researchers, which has led to innovations like Multi-Head
Latent Attention (MLA).
🕶️ Meta invests nearly $100 billion in smart glasses
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- Meta plans to invest over $100 billion in virtual and augmented
reality initiatives this year, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg targeting
2025 as a crucial year for their smart glasses.
- Last year, Meta invested nearly $20 billion in its Reality Labs
unit, marking a record in spending, as the lab produced both
Ray-Ban smart glasses and Quest VR headsets.
- Since acquiring Oculus in 2014, Meta's total spending on VR and
AR has surpassed $80 billion, aiming to create a computing platform
that could eventually replace smartphones and reduce reliance on
Apple and Google.
🇪🇺 The EU enforces the AI Act
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- The European Union's AI Act has taken effect, banning AI
systems considered to pose unacceptable risks, such as social
credit systems and those using subliminal messaging to influence
choices.
- Regulators are now empowered to enforce compliance, with
penalties including fines of up to €35 million or 7% of global
revenue for non-compliance, following its approval by the European
Parliament last year.
- Despite some high-profile companies like Meta and Apple not
joining the voluntary compliance pact, they are still subject to
the law and could face significant fines for any violations.
📧 Apple to launch new event invite feature code-named Confetti
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- Apple is set to introduce a new iCloud feature called Confetti,
designed to help users send invitations for parties, meetings, and
other events.
- Confetti is anticipated to launch as early as this week and may
be part of a larger update to Apple's Calendar application.
- The feature is linked to the iOS 18.3 update, which started
rolling out on Monday and includes enhancements like Apple
Intelligence.
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Other news & articles you might like
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Google X spin-off has created a massive plant database to improve
crop development with AI
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US firm unveils plan for 100,000-strong humanoid robot army to
counter China
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SoftBank and OpenAI set up joint company to push artificial
intelligence services
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How AI could make "self-healing" roads a reality
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Researchers used AI to build groundbreaking nanomaterials lighter
and stronger than titanium
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Microsoft 365 is losing its free VPN feature
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Apple moves to open-source, unify Swift component across platforms
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Latest research and tools
AI Company Researching Agent: a tool that scrapes company
websites to generate comprehensive reports, including insights on
tech stacks and potential purchase interests, presented in a
shareable PDF format.
LINK
GarminDB: a Python tool that automatically downloads,
parses, and stores Garmin health and activity data into a SQLite
database, enabling data visualization and summaries through
command-line or Jupyter notebooks.
LINK
Klarity: an open-source tool that analyzes uncertainty and
entropy in large language model outputs to offer insights into
model behavior during text generation.
LINK
Chaplin: a local visual speech recognition tool that reads
your lips in real-time and types whatever you silently mouth,
running entirely on your device.
LINK
Efficient Reasoning with Hidden Thinking: the paper
discusses methods to improve reasoning capabilities in AI by
incorporating strategic thinking processes that remain unseen
during decision-making.
LINK
Preserving Culinary Traditions: a crowdsourced initiative
has created a digital collection of cookbooks to protect and
share diverse culinary heritages.
LINK
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