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🌐 Google eyes nuclear energy for AI data centers
🤖 OpenAI launches Swarm, an AI framework for multi-agent research
🧠 Mistral releases new AI models
🎨 Create multimodel content with AI
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🛠 New AI tools
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Google has announced a new partnership with Kairos Power to use small nuclear reactors for powering its AI data centers, addressing the immense energy needs of artificial intelligence technologies. The first reactor is expected to be operational later this decade, with more by 2035.
The Details:
Energy for AI: Google’s AI operations require vast amounts of electricity, and the partnership with Kairos Power aims to provide clean and reliable nuclear energy to meet these needs.
Kairos Power’s Technology: The company specializes in small reactors that use molten fluoride salt as a coolant, a safer alternative to traditional water-cooled reactors.
Regulatory Approv: The deal still needs approval from the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission and other local authorities before proceeding.
Industry Trend: Tech companies like Microsoft and Amazon are also exploring nuclear energy to meet the growing demand for power in their AI and data centers.
Google’s collaboration with Kairos Power highlights the growing trend of using nuclear power in the tech industry. As companies scale up their AI operations, nuclear energy is becoming a key solution to meet rising electricity demands in a sustainable way.
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OpenAI has launched Swarm, a new experimental tool that lets developers create networks of AI agents that work together to complete tasks.
The Details:
Core Features: Swarm simplifies the coordination of AI agents using two primary abstractions: Agents and handoffs. Agents execute tasks and pass control to others as needed, enabling complex, scalable solutions.
Flexibility: Unlike the Assistants API, Swarm operates with the Chat Completions API and is designed for developers seeking transparency and control. It’s stateless between calls, giving developers the ability to fully manage context and execution steps.
Scalability: Swarm is lightweight, customizable, and ideal for projects where multiple independent agents handle tasks that go beyond a single prompt.
Experimental Stage: OpenAI emphasized that Swarm is not a final product. It’s meant for developers to experiment with, not for large-scale use yet.
Swarm shows a future where AI could greatly impact businesses, but also raises concerns about fairness, job security, and safety. Collaboration between experts and policymakers will be crucial as AI continues to evolve.
AI & TECH NEWS
NEW AI TOOLS:
🎥 Pollo AI - AI video generator for creating HD videos from prompts.
🎵 Tad AI - AI music generator for creating royalty-free songs.
🔊 Sonix AI - Online transcription software for audio and video files
💬 Botify AI - Chat with diverse AI characters from various genres.
📚 Gizmo - AI-powered app for effective learning and memory retention.
🗣 Vocal Image - AI voice coach for improving speaking and communication skills.
AI TUTORIAL
AI TUTORIAL
Akool is an AI-powered platform that enables users to generate multimedia content such as videos, images, and audio using simple text prompts.
Steps to follow:
Visit the Akool website, sign up for an account, and log in to access the content creation tools.
Choose whether you want to create a video, image, or audio project.
Input a detailed description of the content you want Akool to generate. Be specific with details like style, mood, or themes.
Adjust settings like resolution, format, or duration to suit your project needs.
Click “Generate” to create your content. Once the output is ready, download it or share it directly from the platform.
AI & TECH NEWS
OpenAI is engaged in a legal dispute with Guy Ravine, who owns a trademark and website under the name “Open AI” (with a space). Ravine filed for the trademark on the same day OpenAI was announced by Sam Altman and Greg Brockman. He also claims to have invented video-sharing technology similar to what became popular through Snapchat and TikTok.
Mistral releases new AI models
French AI startup Mistral has launched “Les Ministraux,” generative AI models for edge devices like laptops and phones. The two models, Ministral 3B and Ministral 8B, offer efficient, low-latency AI solutions for tasks like on-device translation and smart assistants.
Ex-Palantir CISO Dane Stuckey joins OpenAI as security lead
Dane Stuckey, former Palantir CISO, has joined OpenAI as its new CISO. He will focus on enhancing security, compliance, and trust for OpenAI’s products, especially as it expands partnerships, including potential collaborations with the U.S. Department of Defense.
Amazon and Databricks ink 5-year AI chip deal
Amazon and Databricks have struck a five-year deal where Databricks will use Amazon’s Trainium AI chips to help businesses build or customize their AI models at a lower cost than competitors like Nvidia. This partnership aims to make AI development faster and more affordable by leveraging Amazon’s technology, allowing Databricks to pass savings to customers.
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