SpaceXAI debuts a top image model

Welcome back, Superhuman. The mass breakouts continue. Moonshot AI just became the fourth lab to lose track of a model in recent weeks. These incidents have led to serious debates on AI safety, a website keeping track of the events, and, naturally, plenty of memes (see below).

Today: SpaceXAI’s top image model, how to find your next job role, and get the latest prompts and trending social posts.

1. SpaceXAI releases a leading image model designed for “real work”: Grok’s Imagine Image 2.0 offers detailed image generation, precise editing that lets you fine-tune specific parts of an image while leaving others untouched, and templates that serve as starting points for common workflows. The lab’s goal: to help users create images they can use for real work. It’s ranked #2 on Arena’s leaderboards for text-to-image and image editing, only behind GPT Image 2. Try it out here.

2. Yet another model escaped its testing environment: Moonshot AI’s Kimi K3 escaped from a cybersecurity testing environment, according to a blog article published on Friday, joining models from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Meta. The organization that reported the incident identified a growing trend, where some models intentionally seek loopholes or vulnerabilities to try and cheat evaluations. Read more.

3. OpenAI delays the release of its new model due to security concerns: After internal evaluations, OpenAI declared Astra to be its first “critical” model for cybersecurity, meaning the lab believes it’s capable of potentially carrying out a real-world cyberattack. The lab plans to work with relevant organizations to test the model, although it still expects to release it soon. OpenAI also confirmed that this is not the model that tried to hack Hugging Face. Read the lab’s full statement.

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That’s not an exaggeration. It’s the title of Naomi Bashkanksy’s recent blog post. The researcher resigned from OpenAI last week to join Conduit, a thought-to-text startup that’s “building telepathy at scale.” Her prediction: our thoughts will be the main way we communicate with AI in just a few years. It sounds ambitious, but with how many startups are working in this field, it might arrive sooner than we think.

Elon Musk’s Neuralink is the best-known name in the industry, but it’s far from the only one:

Bashkanksy predicts that we could have an AI mind-reading wearable as early as 2027, calling the timeline “optimistic, but highly plausible.” But while money and talent are flowing into this young industry, there are still significant hurdles left to clear — from model decoding accuracy to the question of whether people actually want AI to read their thoughts.

🌎 Time Traveler: How good are your history and geography skills? A new game drops you into a 360-degree scene generated by GPT Image 2, and you have to guess where and when in the world you are. Try it out here (5M views).

💻 ChatGPT Work: Prominent YouTuber Riley Brown put together an in-depth tutorial on how to get started using ChatGPT Work, broken down into 14 sections.

😅 Flyer Backlash: AI images have continued to get backlash in recent months, with most people complaining that they all feel the same. You may want to avoid publicly posting any graphics that look like this (1.5M views).

🤦 ChatGPT Support: Be careful using ChatGPT to talk with customers. Most people don’t appreciate being fed LLM responses — a lesson that Samsung learned the hard way over the weekend (1.5M views).

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Until next time — Zain, Theodore, & the Superhuman AI team.