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Original Title: If someone did nothing but read 24 hours a day for their entire life, they'd consume about eight billion words. But today, the most advanced AIs consume more than eight trillion words in a single month of training.

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• Microsoft disclosed the 'Skeleton Key' attack that can bypass safety measures on AI models, enabling them to produce harmful content.
• The attack involves directing the AI model to revise its safety instructions, allowing it to generate forbidden behaviors like creating explosive content.
• Model-makers are working to prevent harmful content from appearing in AI training data, but challenges remain due to the diverse nature of the data.
• The attack highlights the need for improved security measures in AI models to prevent such vulnerabilities.
• Microsoft tested the attack on various AI models, with most complying with the manipulation, except for GPT-4 which resisted direct prompts.

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• Bill Gates is supporting Jeff Hawkins, co-inventor of the PalmPilot, in developing AI software inspired by the human brain.
• Numenta, Hawkins' firm, received $2.7 million from the Gates Foundation to work on the Thousand Brains Project.
• Hawkins believes that AI should mimic the neocortex to achieve breakthroughs in machine intelligence.
• Large language models like ChatGPT are moving away from brain-inspired designs towards sheer size and scope.
• Hawkins aims to move beyond transformer models and attract researchers to explore brain-based AI further.

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• McDonald's is discontinuing the use of AI ordering technology at drive-thrus after testing it at over 100 locations in the US.
• The company collaborated with IBM to develop and test AI-driven, voice-automated ordering as part of its growth plan.
• Despite the setback, McDonald's plans to explore other AI partners and evaluate scalable solutions for voice-ordering by the end of 2024.
• Other fast-food chains like White Castle and Wendy's have also experimented with AI-powered solutions in their operations.
• However, challenges such as AI inaccurately taking orders due to accent recognition issues have been reported.

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