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Trump Wants an AI Force 🤖 Nvidia CEO Predicts No Doom
1–2 minutesTrump proposes an AI Force, while Nvidia’s Jensen Huang predicts no AI catastrophe by 2030. Today’s Daily Dose from Ohrenstein House in Cracow.
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AI Is Building AI 🤖 | From KRK Walls, Cracow 🇵🇱
1–2 minutesAnthropic says Claude now leads 26% of its AI R&D work. Today’s Daily Dose comes from KRK Walls in Cracow, Poland. 🤖🎨🇵🇱
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AI Breaks the Rules | From Joseph Street, Cracow
1–2 minutesThe answer was right. The AI still broke the rules. Today’s Daily Dose comes from Joseph Street in Kazimierz, Cracow, beside a former governor’s residence with an imperial connection. On the way to collect my packages, I’m looking at a question that matters whenever we delegate work to AI: can we trust how it gets…
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Bannon & Bernie vs. Trump on AI? | Daily Dose
1–2 minutesTrump wants AI development to keep moving, while Bannon and Bernie push for restrictions. Plus: corporate data concerns and Cracow’s horse-powered trams.
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AI Model Heist? 🤖🥷
1–2 minutesAnthropic says Chinese AI companies have been using Claude to help train competing models through what it calls “distillation attacks.” The basic idea is simple: send large numbers of prompts to a powerful AI model, collect its answers, and use those outputs to help train another model. Model distillation itself is a legitimate and widely…
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AI Armageddon? 🤖☢️
1–2 minutesAn Anthropic researcher puts the risk of AI wiping out humanity above 10%. OpenAI is considering slowing frontier AI development—but antitrust and China make coordination complicated.
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Google Goes Nuclear: $15B AI Infrastructure Bet
1–2 minutesGoogle just announced a roughly $15 billion AI infrastructure investment in Finland, alongside a 22-year agreement for up to half the output of a nuclear power plant. It’s another sign that the AI race is becoming an infrastructure and energy race. Models matter, but so do chips, data centers, cooling, electrical grids, and enormous amounts…
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I recorded this from Plac Wolnica in Kraków — a place with a history that is basically Krak for my brain.
1–2 minutesThe square was once part of the market of Kazimierz, then a separate city founded by King Casimir the Great in 1335. Its name comes from forum liberum — “free market” or “free trade.” The interesting part: once a week, on Saturdays, meat could be sold here outside the established butcher stalls. Non-guild butchers were…
