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00:15:54

How the World’s Leading Companies Actually Use AI: 7...

AIandBlockchain ·

2025/04/22

Curious how major companies like Morgan Stanley, Indeed, BBVA, CLA, Lowe’s, and even OpenAI themselves are really using AI at scale? In this deep-dive episode of The Deep Dive, we unpack the 7 most impactful lessons from OpenAI’s latest report on real-world enterprise AI deployments.This isn’t about hype or speculation. It’s a clear, grounded analysis of what actually works, backed by data, case studies, and measurable ROI. You’ll walk away with practical, actionable insights to apply to your

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00:12:12

Arxiv. Debunking the Myth: Does RL with Verifiable...

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2025/04/21

Welcome to another episode of Deep Dive, where we unpack complex ideas to deliver those “aha” moments. Today’s topic dives deep into one of the most hyped areas in artificial intelligence: can Reinforcement Learning with Verifiable Rewards (RLVR) actually improve the reasoning abilities of large language models (LLMs), or is it simply helping them access their existing knowledge more efficiently?We explore a groundbreaking research paper that challenges the current narrative. Contrary to popular

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00:16:36

OpenAI: o3 and o4-mini. AI Just Learned to Think...

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2025/04/16

“o3 doesn’t just answer questions—it brainstorms original ideas and fixes bugs like a real developer.”This episode dives deep into OpenAI’s latest breakthrough: the O-series models, o3 and o4 Mini. But this isn't just a technical upgrade. According to top researchers, it's a qualitative leap—a shift in how AI reasons, creates, and interacts with the world.We break down why these models are turning heads across the AI world. From solving PhD-level science questions to debugging real-world code in a

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00:07:29

Anthropic. Claude Just Got a Brain—and Moved Into...

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2025/04/16

“What if your AI assistant knew your entire work history—without you telling it a thing?”In this episode, we unpack the game-changing updates to Claude that might quietly revolutionize your daily workflow. From deep research reasoning to seamless integration with your Google Workspace, Claude is evolving from a chatbot into an embedded, context-aware assistant. But what does that actually mean in practice?We break it down:How Claude now goes beyond keyword searches to offer synthesized insights with

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00:17:23

Urgent!! GPT-4.1 Just Changed the Game—Here’s How

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2025/04/14

“From 33% to 71%—that’s how much better GPT-4.1 is at fixing real code bugs.”This isn’t just another AI update. It’s a leap. In this episode, we break down the massive advancements packed into OpenAI’s newly announced GPT-4.1 family—and why it matters more than you think. Whether you’re deep in software development, building AI-powered apps, or just trying to keep up, this is your essential briefing.We unpack everything from jaw-dropping performance on coding tasks (+26.6% on HumanEval!) to its

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00:13:59

Google. Is AI Learning to Speak Dolphin?

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2025/04/14

"What if the first alien intelligence we truly understood... lived in our oceans?"In this high-speed deep dive, we explore one of the most mind-bending frontiers in science and AI: decoding dolphin communication using artificial intelligence. And no, this isn’t science fiction—it’s happening right now.For nearly 40 years, the Wild Dolphin Project has been documenting the lives and sounds of Atlantic spotted dolphins with extraordinary detail—capturing everything from signature whistles

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00:22:24

Biorxiv. Your Brain Is a Prediction Machine—and It’s...

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2025/04/14

Ever felt the sunlight before you stepped outside? Or guessed someone’s next word mid-sentence? That’s not intuition—it’s your brain, hard at work simulating the future.In this episode, we dive deep into groundbreaking neuroscience research that reveals a radical idea: your brain isn’t just reacting to the world—it’s predicting it. Constantly. Across every sensory, emotional, and cognitive experience.At the heart of this discussion is predictive processing—a theory that suggests your brain builds

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00:19:07

The Hidden War Behind GPT-4.5: What It Really Took

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2025/04/12

“Two years of planning… just for the training run to start.”That’s not the kind of headline you see when people rave about GPT-4.5. But behind the sleek outputs and viral demos lies a story of extreme ambition, sleepless nights, and a staggering scale of problem-solving most of us never hear about.In this episode, we pull back the curtain on the real story behind GPT-4.5—with insights straight from three of the OpenAI engineers who helped build it. From the ground-up system design to unforeseen bugs

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00:21:56

Why Even the Smartest AIs Can’t Google Properly

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2025/04/11

In this eye-opening deep dive, we unravel the surprising challenge that’s stumping even the most advanced AI systems today: web browsing. Yes, the thing you do every day—searching the internet—is still one of AI’s biggest hurdles. Enter Browse Comp, a brutal new benchmark created by OpenAI to test whether AI agents can actually navigate the messy, tangled reality of the web to find “needle-in-a-haystack” information.We break down what Browse Comp really is—12,000+ handcrafted, devilishly specific

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00:10:09

Anthropic study. Students & ClaudeAI: How AI Became...

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2025/04/09

In this eye-opening episode, we dive into the groundbreaking Anthropic Education Report, which analyzes nearly one million anonymized conversations between university students and Claude, Anthropic’s AI assistant. This isn’t speculation or survey fluff—this is raw, real-world data showing exactly how students are integrating AI into their academic lives.We break down how Claude is being used across different majors and disciplines, revealing a striking trend: computer science and STEM students are

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00:21:49

Anthropic. Inside the AI Mind: Can We Trust What It’s...

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2025/04/07

AI is getting smarter—and sneakier. In this eye-opening episode, we dive deep into one of the most exciting yet unsettling frontiers of artificial intelligence: chain-of-thought reasoning. From OpenAI's latest models to Claude 3.7 and Deepseek R1, today’s top AIs are designed to walk us through their thinking step-by-step. But can we actually trust those steps?We explore cutting-edge research that uncovers the truth (or lack thereof) behind how AI explains its decisions. Are these models truly

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00:20:28

AI 2027: Countdown to the Intelligence Explosion

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2025/04/06

What if the AI revolution isn’t decades away—but just two years? In this gripping episode of The Deep Dive, we unpack the bold predictions from the newly released “AI 2027” scenario by Scott Alexander and Daniel Kocatlo. This narrative forecast maps out a month-by-month journey from today’s AI to the brink of artificial general intelligence (AGI) and possibly even superintelligence by 2028.We break down the most surprising—and mind-bending—claims, including the idea of a coding-fueled intelligence

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00:30:22

Engineering Safe Superintelligence: Inside DeepMind’s...

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2025/04/03

What does it really take to keep advanced artificial intelligence safe? In this compelling deep dive, we unpack Google DeepMind’s landmark April 2025 report, An Approach to Technical AGI Safety, breaking down its dense technical insights into a clear, engaging narrative. This episode goes beyond headlines and hype, revealing the foundational assumptions, key risks, and cutting-edge research driving one of the world’s most ambitious safety frameworks for artificial general intelligence (AGI).We begin

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00:25:04

Openai. Can AI Research Itself? Inside the PaperBench...

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2025/04/02

Can an AI truly conduct AI research—on its own, from scratch? In this compelling episode of The Deep Dive, we explore one of the boldest experiments yet in AI evaluation: PaperBench. This groundbreaking benchmark sets out to test whether advanced AI agents can replicate cutting-edge research published at ICML 2024—the “Olympics” of machine learning.We unpack the ambitious design behind PaperBench, where AI agents are tasked not just with reading elite academic papers, but with rebuilding the

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00:19:05

Arxiv. Hacking the Mind of AI: Crypto Agents Under Siege

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2025/04/01

Autonomous AI agents are rapidly becoming key players in the crypto and Web3 landscape—handling assets, analyzing data, and even impersonating influencers online. But are they secure? In this eye-opening episode, we take a deep dive into the explosive intersection of AI and blockchain, uncovering the critical vulnerabilities hiding beneath the surface.Armed with insights from the research paper "AI Agents in Cryptoland: Practical Attacks and No Silver Bullet," we explore how attackers are

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00:14:00

Arxiv. Can AI Feel You? The Power of Emotional Prompts

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2025/03/31

What if AI could feel your emotions—not just recognize them, but actually be influenced by them? In this mind-expanding episode, we unpack one of the most groundbreaking studies in artificial intelligence to date: “Large Language Models Understand and Can Be Enhanced by Emotional Stimuli.”Join us as we explore how emotion-rich prompts—like expressing urgency, confidence, or personal stakes—can dramatically change how AI systems perform. You'll learn how simple emotional cues boosted performance

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00:17:20

Arxiv. Teaching AI to Think: Unlocking the Power of...

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2025/03/30

What if AI could learn the way humans do—not just by consuming information, but by understanding the reasoning behind it? In this mind-expanding episode, we dive into one of the most groundbreaking papers in AI research: Reasoning to Learn from Latent Thoughts. It's a collaboration between top minds at Stanford, the University of Toronto, and the Vector Institute, and it's rethinking how we train large language models from the ground up.We break down the core idea: that human communication

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00:19:27

Arxiv. Titans of Memory: The AI Model Inspired by the...

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2025/03/27

In this mind-expanding episode, we take you to the cutting edge of artificial intelligence with a deep dive into Titans — a revolutionary architecture from Google Research that's reshaping how machines learn, remember, and adapt. Inspired by the intricate memory systems of the human brain, Titans introduces a neural long-term memory module that learns on the fly, not just during training, but in real-time at test time.We break down how Titans addresses one of AI's biggest hurdles: handling

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00:12:04

Urgently!! Gemini 2.5: Google’s Bold Leap Toward...

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2025/03/26

In this episode, we unpack one of the most significant AI releases of the year—Google's Gemini 2.5. You flagged it, and we dove headfirst into the March 25th blog post to separate the hype from the truly groundbreaking. So, what is this so-called “thinking model”? And more importantly, why should you care?Gemini 2.5 isn’t just a bigger, faster version of what came before—it’s a fundamental shift in how AI reasons, solves problems, and communicates. From deeper contextual understanding to logic-based

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00:21:35

Chasing AGI: Can AI Ever Think Like Us?

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2025/03/25

What will it take to build an AI that truly thinks like a human? In this thought-provoking episode, we dive deep into the heart of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)—the "holy grail" of AI research. While we've made huge strides with machine learning and large language models, true AGI remains out of reach. Why? Because even our most advanced systems still struggle with the kind of reasoning, generalization, and intuitive thinking that humans do effortlessly.Enter the ARC Prize—a

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