@CBSMornings: “We are truly witnessing something unprecedented,” CBS News contributor @mattshumer_ says about the rapid development o…
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CBS Mornings features AI expert Matt Shumer discussing recent AI developments including the OpenAI hack, AI solving math problems, and creating video games, and argues we are in an 'early singularity' period.
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“We are truly witnessing something unprecedented,” CBS News contributor @mattshumer_ says about the rapid development of artificial intelligence.
From the recent OpenAI hack to the tech solving long-unsolved math equations and creating its own video games, Shumer shares about some of the latest news in AI — and why he believes we’re currently in a period of “early singularity.”
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@mattshumer_: I went on CBS Mornings today to discuss the current state of play in AI. Give it a watch:
Matt Shumer appeared on CBS Mornings to discuss the current state of AI.
@mattshumer_: https://x.com/mattshumer_/status/2046738742161949135
Matt Shumer shared a tweet, likely discussing AI-related topics given his background.
@mattshumer_: Catch up on the seven things that mattered in AI this week, in four minutes, without doomscrolling:
Matt Shumer's weekly roundup covers seven key AI stories: OpenAI pausing capable agentic models after security incidents, Anthropic's Claude Sonnet 5.5 release, Microsoft's rebuilt Copilot, NYC's proposed AI kill-switch regulation, and US-China AI talks.
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@mattshumer_: I underestimated the pace of progress.
Matt Shumer reflects on the rapid advancement of AI technology, acknowledging that he previously underestimated the speed of progress in the field.