Stephanie Palazzolo
AI Reporter at The Information
Writing AI Agenda @theinformation, texan, & horror movie aficionado // reach me at [email protected] or on Signal at 979-599-8091
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2 days ago |
theinformation.com | Stephanie Palazzolo
It’s no surprise that software developers love AI tools. (Just look at the revenue growth of Anysphere, the creator of the popular AI-powered code editing software Cursor, from my colleague Natasha’s feature on the startup last month.)You’ve probably read lots about the most obvious ways that developers are using AI models to speed up software development, including autocompleting lines of code, finding and fixing bugs and writing documentation.
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3 days ago |
theinformation.com | Stephanie Palazzolo
Google’s role in the AI sector will be in the spotlight this week, as the Justice Department makes its case in a Washington court for how to deal with what the court has already found to be Google’s illegal search monopoly. We’ll keep you updated. Meanwhile, looking back at last week, we had both an AI snafu and—perhaps more importantly—OpenAI’s o3 and o4-mini releases. Developer reactions to the new models were noteworthy.
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3 days ago |
theinformation.com | Stephanie Palazzolo
Amazon has hitched its artificial intelligence wagon to Anthropic, investing $8 billion in the startup and heavily promoting its AI to customers of the Amazon Web Services cloud unit. But AWS has fumbled Bedrock, a key service its customers use to build applications with Anthropic AI models.
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1 week ago |
theinformation.com | Stephanie Palazzolo
Source: The InformationOpenAI late last year discussed acquiring Anysphere, the developer of popular coding assistant Cursor, according to a person familiar with the talks. Around that time, OpenAI was in similar discussions with a number of other coding assistant startups, the person said. Now OpenAI is in discussions to acquire Cursor rival Windsurf, formerly known as Codeium, for $3 billion.
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1 week ago |
theinformation.com | Stephanie Palazzolo
Source: The InformationOpenAI on Wednesday released two new models, o3 and o4-mini, in its line of “reasoning” artificial intelligence, which uses more computational resources to solve more complex problems and come up with new ideas. These two models are the first in OpenAI’s line of reasoning AI to understand images and be able to use external tools and applications, such as searching on the web or writing and running code.
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In this morning's AI Agenda, we get into why breaking down ARR for AI startups is getting more and more difficult for investors: https://t.co/vtsWy4ljnd
AI is great for lots of things, including scammers leveraging LLMs for phishing emails and malicious websites. That's why this year-old startup, Outtake, is using the same tech to protect OpenAI and others from being used in scams: https://t.co/MGyF4EgYKy
In this morning's AI Agenda, @KalleyHuang and I get into Meta's rocky Llama 4 debut and what went wrong: https://t.co/aZTmioBuDU