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  • AI Sidebar

    Jason Boehmig on Building AGI for Law

    How legal tech has evolved from workflow automation to AI-native tools, and what building AGI for law could mean for lawyers, legal engineering, and access to justice.

    Today · 34 min
  • Minds, Bodies, and Terawatts

    AI Executives Privately Expect a Catastrophe Within a Year. They Are Not Rehearsing How to Stop It. They Are Rehearsing What to Say the Day After.

    Axios reported Friday that top executives at Anthropic, OpenAI and other AI companies are privately gaming out scenarios for a public and political revolt after a catastrophic AI event, most likely a large cyberattack that cuts off banking, internet, power or water, which many insiders expect within six to twelve months. The preparations include red-teaming worst-case scenarios and educating members of Congress so the companies can shape whatever rules get written after the disaster. OpenAI confirmed it runs preparedness exercises and said the scenarios are not treated as inevitable; Anthropic declined to comment. Continue the story on unscarcity.ai: France's 12-Day Emergency Lasted 719 Days. Here's Why. Anthropic Pulled the AI Alarm. Who Can Act on It? Full episode notes on unscarcity.ai

    Today · 5 min
  • Esprits, Corps et Térawatts

    Les dirigeants de l'IA s'attendent en privé à une catastrophe d'ici un an. Ils ne répètent pas comment l'empêcher. Ils répètent ce qu'ils diront le lendemain.

    Axios a révélé vendredi que les hauts dirigeants d'Anthropic, d'OpenAI et d'autres sociétés d'IA simulent en privé des scénarios de révolte publique et politique après un événement catastrophique lié à l'IA, très probablement une cyberattaque majeure qui couperait les banques, Internet, l'électricité ou l'eau, que de nombreux initiés attendent d'ici six à douze mois. Ces préparatifs consistent à tester les pires scénarios et à former les membres du Congrès, afin que les entreprises puissent façonner les règles qui seront écrites après le désastre. OpenAI confirme mener des exercices de préparation et précise que ces scénarios ne sont pas considérés comme inévitables ; Anthropic n'a pas souhaité commenter. Continue the story on unscarcity.ai: France's 12-Day Emergency Lasted 719 Days. Here's Why. Anthropic Pulled the AI Alarm. Who Can Act on It? Full episode notes on unscarcity.ai

    Today · 6 min
  • Unboxed

    This Google Robot Does What No AI Could Do Before. Here's How

    Google just created a robot that can look at your messy kitchen and figure out how to bring you snacks without anyone teaching it that specific task. PaLM-E isn't just another chatbot with robot arms attached. It's the first AI that truly connects language understanding with visual perception to handle real-world situations. While everyone's debating whether AI will replace jobs, Google quietly built something that changes the game entirely. PaLM-E has 562 billion parameters and can switch between different robot bodies while maintaining its intelligence. Think of it like a brain that works whether it's in a wheeled robot or a robot arm. In This Episode: > How PaLM-E combines vision and language processing in ways previous AI couldn't > Real tests showing the robot handling tasks it was never trained for > Why this approach could solve the biggest problem in robotics right now > What happens when James tries to stump the system with complex requests The most impressive part? PaLM-E can understand instructions like "bring me the rice chips from the drawer" and figure out what rice chips look like, where drawers typically are, and how to navigate around obstacles to complete the task. No pre-programming required. This isn't about replacing human workers tomorrow. It's about creating AI that can actually function in the unpredictable real world instead of controlled lab environments. Timestamps: 00:00 What makes PaLM-E different 02:30 Live testing with real tasks 05:15 The vision-language breakthrough explained 08:00 What this means for consumer robots 10:45 Why most robotics companies are missing this James breaks down the technical details without the Silicon Valley hype. If you want to understand where AI robotics is actually heading, this episode cuts through the noise. Follow Unboxed for daily AI breakdowns that actually matter. New episodes drop throughout the week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    Today · 14 min

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