Neurodigest Weekly (#120)
Neurodigest Weekly (#120)
The latest edition of Neurodigest covers significant events in the AI world, including SpaceX's acquisition of Cursor and new models from Zhipu.
Neurodigest Weekly (#120)
Jubilee Edition
LLM
- $60 Billion Deal — SpaceX acquires Cursor.
- GLM 5.2 — Zhipu has released GLM 5.2. They slightly changed the architecture for a long context of 1M, kept the same API pricing, and continue to distribute weights under the MIT license. The best open model for coding.
Generative Models
- Seedance 2.0 Mini — Twice as fast as the Fast version and 30% cheaper.
Miscellaneous
- One Star Less at Google — Noam Shazeer leaves Google for OpenAI. Ironically, just two years ago, Google spent $2.7 billion to acquire Character AI largely to bring him back.
- Ultrasound Scanner from Midjourney — David Holz returns to hardware development. MJ unexpectedly announced a medical division, an affordable ring scanner for the whole body, and the opening of a spa center in San Francisco.
Why it matters
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