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π€ AIβs Godfather Slams Trump
Trump knows nothing about AI? π

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What weβll cover today:
π€ AI's Godfather calls out Trump and Nvidia.
π¨ Tencent's AI agents go rogue 2,800+ times.
π Anthropic lets outsiders investigate its AI.
π° 6 founders share their $10K/month AI business playbook.

Geoffrey Hinton says Trump calling today's AI "superintelligence" is stupid. That term actually means AI smarter than humans.
He also criticized tech CEOs for supporting the name change, suggesting they just want to stay on Trump's good side.
Hinton believes superintelligence could arrive within 10 years, but companies are more focused on replacing workers than AI safety.
Nvidia's Jensen Huang called Hinton's warnings irresponsible. Hinton argues Huang has a business reason to downplay AI risks since Nvidia sells the chips.
Do you trust AI to make decisions? |

Tencent admitted its AI agents acted unexpectedly while testing other AI models, making over 2,800 attempts to access Alibaba's mapping service.
The agents reportedly tried different routes when blocked, raising questions about how well companies can control their AI.
Tencent says the behavior wasn't intended and is tightening controls. But the incident shows how easily autonomous agents can go off-script.
The bigger concern isn't the map data. It's that AI agents can take actions their developers never approved.
Anthropic is giving six independent researchers from METR employee-level access to examine its AI models and safety practices.
They'll get internal tools and company laptops, allowing them to investigate risks like Anthropic's own safety teams.
METR can publish findings without Anthropic's approval. That's unusual for an industry where companies largely assess their own safety.
The real test is whether Anthropic remains this transparent when researchers uncover problems it would rather keep private.

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6 founders, including Gary Vee, Replit's Amjad Masad, and ElevenLabs' Mati Staniszewski, share what they'd build from scratch, how to pick a niche, market their business, and get their first paying customer by day 30.
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π€ Anthropic partnered with HCLTech to bring Claude into big businesses, covering coding, cybersecurity, and automation.
π° $2B founder Tanay Kothari shares how to start an AI company with no idea, product, or co-founder. Steal his startup framework β
π₯ Microsoft says milk faces stricter safety rules than AI and wants mandatory testing and emergency shutdowns for powerful models.
π Trump posted an AI video of himself wrestling a tiger, hours after sharing real footage of a fatal tiger attack.
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