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Tech Spotlight: DeepSeek Disrupts AI, Claude 3.7 Sonnet vs GPT 4.5, and Walmart's Climate AI
Welcome to the first episode of Tech Spotlight! In this premiere episode, we’re going all in on AI! Discover how China's DeepSeek AI is challenging industry giants with its open-source approach, uncover the latest advancements in AI reasoning capabilities from Anthropic and OpenAI and learn about Walmart's partnership with Helios AI to climate-proof its agricultural supply chain.
Timestamps:
(00:00) Intro
(01:02) DeepSeek: China's Open-Source AI
(05:13) Claude 3.7 Sonnet & GPT 4.5
(09:52) Walmart's AI Climate Risk Prediction
This Month’s Stories:
Chinese startup DeepSeek has launched a free AI app that rivals industry leaders while using significantly fewer computing resources. Unlike proprietary AI systems, DeepSeek has made its code freely available, democratizing access to cutting-edge AI. While tech leader Marc Andresen called it "a profound gift to the world," security researchers have identified vulnerabilities including data transmissions to servers in China, prompting several governments to restrict its use on official devices.
In February, we saw the release of next-generation AI models with unique approaches. Anthropic's Claude 3.7 Sonnet features a groundbreaking "hybrid reasoning model" with two modes: standard for quick responses and extended thinking where users observe the model's step-by-step reasoning. OpenAI's GPT 4.5 focuses on reducing hallucinations and creating more natural conversations. Claude 3.7 Sonnet excels in coding tasks with twice the throughput, while GPT 4.5 shows strength in mathematical reasoning. These approaches reflect different philosophical priorities in AI development.
Retail giant Walmart has partnered with Helios AI to strengthen its global agricultural supply chain against climate risks. The collaboration integrates Helios' AI platform to predict how climate factors will affect the price and availability of produce up to a year in advance. This comes as USDA data shows 30% of food loss occurs during production and harvest, with unpredictable weather as a key driver. Helios made history at Walmart's 11th annual open call event, becoming the first software company to secure a golden ticket at the retailer's flagship event.
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*Disclaimer:
This podcast is created with the help of several AI tools. Even though our team always strives for accuracy through rigorous fact-checking, please note that some inaccuracies may occur. We encourage listeners to engage and explore our topics further. The voices are created with ElevenLabs AI voice technology. This podcast is created for entertainment purposes only
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By The Digital Drift NetworkWelcome to the first episode of Tech Spotlight! In this premiere episode, we’re going all in on AI! Discover how China's DeepSeek AI is challenging industry giants with its open-source approach, uncover the latest advancements in AI reasoning capabilities from Anthropic and OpenAI and learn about Walmart's partnership with Helios AI to climate-proof its agricultural supply chain.
Timestamps:
(00:00) Intro
(01:02) DeepSeek: China's Open-Source AI
(05:13) Claude 3.7 Sonnet & GPT 4.5
(09:52) Walmart's AI Climate Risk Prediction
This Month’s Stories:
Chinese startup DeepSeek has launched a free AI app that rivals industry leaders while using significantly fewer computing resources. Unlike proprietary AI systems, DeepSeek has made its code freely available, democratizing access to cutting-edge AI. While tech leader Marc Andresen called it "a profound gift to the world," security researchers have identified vulnerabilities including data transmissions to servers in China, prompting several governments to restrict its use on official devices.
In February, we saw the release of next-generation AI models with unique approaches. Anthropic's Claude 3.7 Sonnet features a groundbreaking "hybrid reasoning model" with two modes: standard for quick responses and extended thinking where users observe the model's step-by-step reasoning. OpenAI's GPT 4.5 focuses on reducing hallucinations and creating more natural conversations. Claude 3.7 Sonnet excels in coding tasks with twice the throughput, while GPT 4.5 shows strength in mathematical reasoning. These approaches reflect different philosophical priorities in AI development.
Retail giant Walmart has partnered with Helios AI to strengthen its global agricultural supply chain against climate risks. The collaboration integrates Helios' AI platform to predict how climate factors will affect the price and availability of produce up to a year in advance. This comes as USDA data shows 30% of food loss occurs during production and harvest, with unpredictable weather as a key driver. Helios made history at Walmart's 11th annual open call event, becoming the first software company to secure a golden ticket at the retailer's flagship event.
Social Media:
Don't forget to follow The Digital Drift Network on social media and join the conversation! Share your thoughts and questions – we'd love to hear from you.
Links:
X
Facebook
*Disclaimer:
This podcast is created with the help of several AI tools. Even though our team always strives for accuracy through rigorous fact-checking, please note that some inaccuracies may occur. We encourage listeners to engage and explore our topics further. The voices are created with ElevenLabs AI voice technology. This podcast is created for entertainment purposes only