OpenAI’s Jalapeño chip: OpenAI and Broadcom unveiled Jalapeño, a custom processor tuned for large‑language‑model inference. It’s designed to cut inference costs and change who can run fast, affordable AI services at scale. Responsible AI in entertainment: Practical rules for studios and labels on disclosure, consent, training data, artist pay, and governance. Treat governance as part of production, not an afterthought. OpenAI Academy: New courses — AI Foundations, Applied AI Foundations, and Agents and Workflows — focusing on prompting, context, agent limits, and when humans must step in. Organizations can use these for onboarding; certificates available. Norton Neo: An AI‑first, privacy‑centered browser with built‑in VPN, anti‑fingerprinting, ad blocking, and on‑device AI features that avoid sending personal context to third parties. Makes privacy a choice, not a tradeoff. New tools to watch: Roger (ad agent), CleeAI (model‑stack efficiency and leakage prevention), Polsia (all‑in‑one AI co‑founder for roadmaps, code, ads, and customer replies). Promising prototypes — test carefully and keep humans in the loop. Stay curious and critical — the infrastructure, governance, and privacy choices we make now will shape who builds and who benefits from AI. LinkedIn post: OpenAI’s Jalapeño chip aims to cut inference costs. Studios need clear AI rules on consent, pay, and data. OpenAI Academy launched courses to teach practical prompting, agent limits, and oversight. Norton Neo offers privacy‑first AI browsing. New tools — Roger, CleeAI, Polsia — promise automation but demand human oversight. Which of these shifts matters most to you, and what should leaders prioritize next? Comment or ask — let’s debate. #AI #AIEthics #Privacy #ML #AIinMedia #OpenAI

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White House orders global freeze on Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5 after jailbreak — DeepMind maps four paths to superintelligence as Nadella pushes token capital moat

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AMP (formerly the A‑I Exchange) runs free Playbooking Method masterclass in three hours — 90‑minute session, last chance to register

Playbooking masterclass — starts in three hours AMP (formerly the A‑I Exchange) is running a free, live Playbooking Method masterclass today. Ninety minutes of hands‑on, repeatable techniques to change how teams work with AI: practical workflows, templates, and immediate examples instead of buzzwords. AMP’s rebrand emphasizes practical AI adoption. This is a last reminder to register for the free session or at least set a calendar reminder for the live Q&A. LinkedIn version: Three hours until AMP’s free 90‑minute Playbooking Method masterclass (AMP = formerly A‑I Exchange). Expect hands‑on, repeatable workflows, templates and live Q&A — not buzzwords. Can a tight 90‑minute session shift how your team uses AI? Last chance to register or set a reminder. Share your view: bite‑sized training — effective or too brief? #AI #AIdoption #ProdMgmt #AMP