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Meta’s Agentic AI Power Play, DeepMind’s Public Trust Push & SoftBank’s Data Center Domination
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In today’s episode of AI in Flow, Claire and Peter dive into Meta’s acquisition of Manus and what it means for the future of multi-tasking AI agents across WhatsApp, Instagram, and beyond. We also break down SoftBank’s $4 billion move into AI infrastructure with DigitalBridge and why CIOs should be paying close attention. Plus, DeepMind’s blockbuster documentary ‘The Thinking Game’ hits 200 million views, Shane Legg predicts a dramatic downsizing in software teams, and a new wave of on-device AI hints at a more private and ambient future. We wrap with Bernie Sanders reviving the ‘robot tax’ and insights into the rising tide of AI-generated content flooding YouTube. All that and more in under 20 minutes.
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