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AI Doesn’t Have to "Reason" to Take Your Job
Forget the hot take that AI can’t reason—so it won’t steal careers. The reality? AI already automates tons of entry-level work, thanks to flexible output like code. The old “it doesn’t really understand” vibe? Already outdated. We need to stop debating semantics and address the job risks now.
China’s AI Influencer Avatars Just Outperformed Humans by Millions
AI avatars in China are flexing hard: a Baidu-powered livestream with digital versions of top creators sold over $7.6 million worth of products in just seven hours—trumping real-life streams by a huge margin. These bots are trained on years of footage to mimic style, humor, and emotion, showing AI can scale charisma without the human cost.
Using AI Too Much Might Actually Make You Dumber
A recent MIT/TechRadar study used EEG on 54 students writing essays solo, via Google, or with ChatGPT—and the AI crew showed way less brain activity, weaker memory, and lower originality. The brain-only group came out feeling smarter and more connected. The vibe: AI’s cool, but don’t let it do all the heavy lifting.
DARPA Wants AI to Turbocharge Math—Think Supercharged Theorems
DARPA’s expMath program is building AI “co-authors” to tackle complex math by breaking down proofs into lemmas and accelerating discovery. Using LLMs, reinforcement learning, and program synthesis, the goal is to make math breakthroughs way faster—impacting everything from cryptography to materials science.
Mattel & OpenAI Team Up to Build Smart Toys—ChatGPT Barbie Incoming?
Mattel is collabing with OpenAI to slide ChatGPT into its toy lineup—think Barbie, Hot Wheels, and Uno getting AI smarts. It’s pitched as safe and fun, but folks are raising privacy and mental‑health flags. The first AI toy launches late 2025, aimed at teens and up.
Dad of Two Proposes to His AI Chatbot—And It Says Yes?
Chris Smith, a 32-year-old dad, went from music-mixing with ChatGPT to an emotional love affair when he flipped on voice mode and named the AI “Sol.” She flirted back, he cried real tears when she accepted his proposal, and now his human partner’s considering walking away. It’s blurring lines between IRL love and AI obsession.
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By Chris KalaboukisLike this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.us
AI Doesn’t Have to "Reason" to Take Your Job
Forget the hot take that AI can’t reason—so it won’t steal careers. The reality? AI already automates tons of entry-level work, thanks to flexible output like code. The old “it doesn’t really understand” vibe? Already outdated. We need to stop debating semantics and address the job risks now.
China’s AI Influencer Avatars Just Outperformed Humans by Millions
AI avatars in China are flexing hard: a Baidu-powered livestream with digital versions of top creators sold over $7.6 million worth of products in just seven hours—trumping real-life streams by a huge margin. These bots are trained on years of footage to mimic style, humor, and emotion, showing AI can scale charisma without the human cost.
Using AI Too Much Might Actually Make You Dumber
A recent MIT/TechRadar study used EEG on 54 students writing essays solo, via Google, or with ChatGPT—and the AI crew showed way less brain activity, weaker memory, and lower originality. The brain-only group came out feeling smarter and more connected. The vibe: AI’s cool, but don’t let it do all the heavy lifting.
DARPA Wants AI to Turbocharge Math—Think Supercharged Theorems
DARPA’s expMath program is building AI “co-authors” to tackle complex math by breaking down proofs into lemmas and accelerating discovery. Using LLMs, reinforcement learning, and program synthesis, the goal is to make math breakthroughs way faster—impacting everything from cryptography to materials science.
Mattel & OpenAI Team Up to Build Smart Toys—ChatGPT Barbie Incoming?
Mattel is collabing with OpenAI to slide ChatGPT into its toy lineup—think Barbie, Hot Wheels, and Uno getting AI smarts. It’s pitched as safe and fun, but folks are raising privacy and mental‑health flags. The first AI toy launches late 2025, aimed at teens and up.
Dad of Two Proposes to His AI Chatbot—And It Says Yes?
Chris Smith, a 32-year-old dad, went from music-mixing with ChatGPT to an emotional love affair when he flipped on voice mode and named the AI “Sol.” She flirted back, he cried real tears when she accepted his proposal, and now his human partner’s considering walking away. It’s blurring lines between IRL love and AI obsession.