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Stay updated with the latest advancements in artificial intelligence. From new model releases to breakthrough use cases, 48-Hour AI, hosted by James Turner, covers key developments shaping AI technology. Get insights into the most recent news and highlights that impact the AI landscape. Published bi-daily.
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Episode #51
This episode explores how agentic reinforcement learning could reshape GPU programming by automatically generating and optimizing CUDA kernels, potentially weakening NVIDIA’s long-standing software lock-in. It also examines SpaceX’s acquisition of Cursor as a sign that AI coding tools are becoming tied to massive compute infrastructure and industrial power.
Episode #50
This episode explores how ultra-fast AI inference is transforming developer workflows, with sub-second responses making models feel more like instant execution than chat. It also covers a new DeepMind study on psychological manipulation, revealing how subtle, polite persuasion can be more effective than overt deception in real-world contexts. Show Notes AI News Briefs BULLETIN BOARD for August 2026: https://radicaldatascience.wordpress.com/2026/08/12/ai-news-briefs-bulletin-board-for-august-2026/
Episode #49
This episode digs into a major AI security disclosure involving encrypted reasoning state, how leaked session blobs could expose hidden chain-of-thought, and why public debug logs became an unexpected risk. It also examines Anthropic’s new invisible watermarking push, the EU AI Act pressures behind it, and the practical headaches these safeguards create for developers. Show Notes AI News Briefs BULLETIN BOARD for August 2026 | Radical Data Science: https://radicaldatascience.wordpress.com/2026/08/12/ai-news-briefs-bulletin-board-for-august-2026/
Episode #48
This episode dives into an unreleased Claude math agent that reportedly pushed progress on the Riemann Hypothesis and used Lean 4 to formally verify every step. It also explores NVIDIA’s Nemotron 3.5 Lightning, sparse MoE speedups, and how fast local open-weight models could reshape agentic workflows and AI economics.
Episode #47
This episode explores AMD’s bet on hardwired AI silicon through its acquisition of Taalas, weighing the promise of faster, cheaper inference against the risk of model obsolescence. It also examines leadership upheaval at Google DeepMind and the surprising move of Fields Medalist Jacob Tsimerman to OpenAI, highlighting how frontier AI is reshaping talent, research, and strategy across the tech world.
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