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AI Act 1 year ago 13
The European AI Office is hiring a Lead Scientific Advisor for AI with an application deadline of 13 December 2024. The position offers a monthly salary of 13,500-15,000 euros and requires 15 years of professional experience, EU citizenship, and university-level education. The role focuses on ensuring scientific rigor in testing and evaluating General-Purpose AI models in collaboration with the office's Safety Unit.
OpenAI 1 year ago 35
Rox has partnered with OpenAI to integrate its large language models into a platform designed to improve seller performance. The company claims its approach enables sellers to reach top 1% performance levels by combining commercial experience with LLM capabilities. This integration gives Rox's platform access to OpenAI's technology to power seller-focused features.
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18 August 2026
The infrastructure layer of AI is sorting itself into clear stacks. Warp Factories automates 30–35 percent of weekly software development tasks out of the box, democratizing the agent-loop model that previously required resources only Stripe or Ramp could muster. Simultaneously, Google released SAM, a zero-trust P2P networking system for autonomous agents that speaks directly to enterprises managing sensitive workloads across cloud, on-premises, and edge—a recognition that regulated organizations need verifiable, inspectable agent architectures, not black boxes. Meanwhile, Groq raised $350 million at a $3.5 billion valuation, down sharply from its $6.9 billion peak after Nvidia hired away its founder and most of its engineering team; the company now competes on scale and developer adoption rather than proprietary silicon. Taken together, these moves map out a future where AI infrastructure splits between plug-and-play factories for companies without deep AI expertise, specialized networking for enterprises, and commodity compute platforms battling on operational efficiency.
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