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‘Simulation Agents’ Replicate Your Personality

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  • Simulation Agents

  • LLM Siri

  • ChatGPT’s Live Camera Code

  • New Altman Interview

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  • Latest AI Research Papers

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Today’s trending AI news stories

‘Simulation Agents’ Can Now Create a Replica of Your Personality

Stanford and Google DeepMind researchers have engineered "simulation agents," AI models capable of replicating human values and decision-making with 85% accuracy. By distilling insights from two-hour qualitative interviews, these agents encapsulate nuanced personality traits, sidestepping the logistical and ethical hurdles of live human studies. Rigorous testing via personality metrics and behavioral tasks revealed their capacity to emulate structured human responses, positioning them as a scalable tool for social and behavioural research.

While promising, this capability comes with caveats. Unlike task-driven AI systems built to execute actions, simulation agents venture into the realm of human-like reasoning. Their utility in replicating human dynamics could redefine research methodologies, though limitations in behavioral depth and emerging ethical dilemmas warrant a measured approach to deployment. Read more.

Apple Reportedly Working on ‘LLM Siri’ to Compete with ChatGPT

Apple is reportedly advancing Siri’s capabilities through "LLM Siri," a generative AI enhancement designed to rival OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Gemini Live. This overhaul will integrate Apple's proprietary AI models to enable more fluid, conversational interactions while enhancing Siri's ability to summarize text and perform complex tasks. Expanded App Intents functionality will deepen its interoperability with third-party applications.

Set to debut by spring 2026, the system marks a shift in Siri's underlying architecture. Unlike cloud-reliant systems, Apple emphasizes device-local processing, preserving speed and security for tasks such as messaging and app navigation. Recent updates, including ChatGPT integration in the iOS 18.2 beta, reflect Apple’s cautious but deliberate AI adoption. Read more.

ChatGPT’s ‘Live Camera’ video features were just found in the code of the latest beta

OpenAI’s latest GPT-4o update sharpens its creative prowess, making it more fluid, user-centric, and naturally engaging. The model now produces responses that are not only clearer but more aligned with user intent, enhancing overall readability. File processing also sees a significant boost, offering deeper insights and more thorough responses.

Alongside this, OpenAI continues to push the boundaries of interactive AI. The latest beta (v1.2024.317) uncovers features like live camera functionality, real-time processing, and enhanced visual recognition. These advancements, building on May’s real-time interactions with objects, highlight OpenAI’s growing capabilities in visual AI. Read more.

WATCH: Sam Altman has an idea to get AI to ‘love humanity,’ use it to poll billions of people about their value systems

Sam Altman has articulated a vision for AI to “love humanity,” a concept he believes could be engineered into AI systems. During an interview, Altman proposed a method where AI engages in deep conversations with individuals worldwide to gauge their values, using this information to align AI behavior with humanity’s collective interests. According to Altman, this is entirely within reach, given AI’s current architecture.

Yet, as the field progresses toward Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), the stakes grow. Critics like Geoffrey Hinton and Elon Musk continue to warn of AI’s existential risks. Meanwhile, OpenAI’s internal alignment team has splintered, with departures signaling friction over how much safety is prioritized in the race to AGI. Read more.

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