Elon Musk vs Sam Altman, and Google's slow-burn AI comeback
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Elon Musk vs Sam Altman, and Google's slow-burn AI comeback
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In this episode of Artifactor, Darrell and Greg dive into Google's surprising AI comeback, with Darrell revealing he's actually considering switching from iPhone to Android – and he's already canceled his ChatGPT subscription in favor of Google's Gemini. They explore Google's impressive new Imagen 4 image generator and the ultra-efficient Gemma 2B model that can run locally on devices with minimal battery usage, discussing the growing potential of small, specialized AI models for everything from social media moderation to remote monitoring applications.
The hosts also break down the latest Twitter beef between Elon Musk and Sam Altman, sparked by Elon's complaints about Apple's App Store editorial choices and Sam's pointed response about platform manipulation. Plus, they cover Claude's new ability to completely end conversations when users cross boundaries, and Greg shares how he's using AI to plan projects for his company's upcoming hack week. The episode wraps with another round of "Two Truths and AI" featuring some truly bizarre startup concepts, including IoT bed legs that catch bedbugs and AI-powered LEGO sorting services.