Everyone needs a Muse

The newsletter covers recent developments in AI, including OpenAI’s improved ChatGPT image generation and a new feature called Sketch, and Meta’s personal agent ‘Muse’. It also touches on significant AI-related news like OpenAI’s purported solution to the Navier-Stokes problem and discussions around AI safety, featuring a former Anthropic employee’s resignation and a new OpenAI board member.
Additionally, it highlights upcoming AI-related media, such as a movie about Sam Altman’s firing, and a variety of other AI tools and research, including new Codex plugins, a 35B language model on an iPhone, and new diagramming formats.

• OpenAI released ChatGPT Images 2.5 with improved editing capabilities and faster image generation, plus a new ‘Sketch’ feature.
• Meta launched ‘Muse’, a personal agent designed to handle tasks like booking travel and managing email, with a focus on security.
• OpenAI has reportedly solved the Navier-Stokes problem, one of the Millennium Prize Problems.
• AI safety is a growing concern, highlighted by a former Anthropic employee’s resignation and new appointments to the OpenAI board.
• Upcoming media includes a movie about Sam Altman’s tenure at OpenAI and a documentary on VS Code.
• New AI tools and research mentioned include Codex plugins, an interactive economic model, and a small language model for syntax highlighting.
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