This Week in AI: Anduril's Makes Call of Duty Real Life | ChatGPT Goes Erotic | AI Cures Cancer?
This week: Anduril unveiled Eagle Eye, a real-life Call of Duty-style combat headset that gives soldiers x-ray vision, drone control, and 360-degree awareness, turning reality into a video game.
OpenAI made waves by allowing adult content in ChatGPT while simultaneously announcing plans to design its own AI chips with Broadcom, signaling full vertical integration. Meanwhile, Google’s AI discovered a potential breakthrough in curing cancer by identifying a protein link that boosts immune detection of tumors. To top it off, Google’s new Veo 3.1 model now generates stunning 30-second AI videos…
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