Weekly Top Picks #103
ARC-AGI 2 / AI tutoring / DeepSeek V3 update / What's vibe coding? / ChatGPT makes you lonely? / Sam Altman on Stratechery / Moore's Law for AI agents / Nvidia GTC keynote
The week in AI at a glance
ARC-AGI 2 has been published: Top models achieve 1%: A new benchmark that neither brute-force nor memorization can solve.
Can AI tutoring get a student to the top 2% of the country?: AI tutoring is a promising but novel approach to education. It’s probably not there yet.
A new DeepSeek V3 is out (stay tuned for V4/R2): All DeepSeek news is relevant news, even a minor update.
Vibe coding is for everyone but not for everything: We’ve misunderstood the original intention behind “vibe coding”. It’s not what you think.
New MIT x OpenAI study: High ChatGPT usage correlates with loneliness, dependence, and lower socialization: A bleak picture on the psychosocial effects of increased AI usage over time.
Sam Altman and Ben Thompson (Stratechery) interview: Altman hints at OpenAI’s new free and open-source models and GPT-5.
An emerging Moore’s Law for AI agents: “The length of tasks AIs can do is doubling every 7 months.”
Nvidia GTC keyonte: Watch CEO Jensen Huang foretell your future.
The week in The Algorithmic Bridge
(PAID) Weekly Top Picks #102: Gemini image generation / The New York Times' AGI obsession / DeepSeek's privacy / Humor-maxxing / Imagination-maxxing / Don’t abuse ChatGPT
(PAID) Why the Cost of AI Keeps Magically Going Down?: AI is getting cheaper at the same time it gets better because AI companies are working really hard to optimize the entire stack.
(FREE) Don't Abuse ChatGPT, Kids: I hope that one day, society—and the faculty—learn to trust students enough to let them make mistakes.