Getty Images Grab your popcorn, AI aficionados! We’ve got some juicy gossip straight from the AI rumor mill. Ilya Sutskever, the brainy co-founder of OpenAI, is back on the scene with a brand-new venture that’s turning heads and raising eyebrows. So, what’s the buzz about this new gig? Enter Safe Superintelligence Inc.: Sutskever’s Safe Bet Sutskever has launched a fresh new startup called Safe Superintelligence Inc. (SSI). It’s a name that screams “we mean business,” but in the world of AI gossip, it’s got tongues wagging for other reasons. Sutskever isn’t flying solo on this one; he’s teamed up with ex-Y Combinator bigwig Daniel Gross and former OpenAI engineer Daniel Levy. These three are cooking up something special, and it’s all about making AI both powerful and safe. Yep, you read that right—safety is their top priority. What’s the Skinny on SSI?...

Hold onto your hats, AI enthusiasts! Perplexity, the AI search engine with big dreams and an even bigger name behind it—Jeff Bezos—is making waves. But not all publicity is good publicity, and Perplexity’s latest moves have ruffled quite a few feathers. Ignoring Internet Etiquette: A Rebel with a Cause? Perplexity’s big claim is to revolutionize how we surf the web by offering neat summaries of articles, saving you from the hassle of clicking through multiple links. Sounds fantastic, right? Well, there’s a catch. According to a bombshell report by developer Robb Knight, confirmed by Wired, Perplexity’s been caught with its hand in the cookie jar. It seems the startup has been sidestepping the internet’s unwritten rules, particularly the Robots Exclusion Protocol, which is essentially a “keep out” sign for bots. By using an undisclosed IP address, Perplexity has been bypassing these digital do-not-disturb signs to scrape content anyway. Despite this controversy, Perplexity i...

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Hello Teachers, If you are seeing this, I salute your resilient spirit in taking up this job.  I never envisaged becoming a teacher. In fact, there was a time my father woke me in the middle of the night to confirm how an accountant decided to teach in a primary school. I can't tell till this moment why I became a teacher. I decided not to test the waters anymore asking myself such question. I believed in the phrase that says "when the reason of a thing isn't known, abuse is inevitable". I guess the day I get to know, I may lose the flame that has been burning in and through me. Do I feel happy in this profession? YES. Has there been a time I was frustrated? ABSOLUTELY! I began my teaching career in 2007 as an assistant teacher in a preschool. Steadily progressed to become a classroom teacher, a senior teacher, deputy head teacher, and now I head a school as well as manage two other schools and consult for three. By the time I clocked 9 years in my teaching career, I ...