Welcome to the Tech Mem Right Home for Wednesday, August 28th, 2024. I'm Brian McCullough.

Today I explain why everyone has been posting strawberries and AI circles.

It's because of a potential new breakthrough at Open AI.

Cerebras launches the first new AI chip competition to NVIDIA.

China has reportedly burrowed into US I-S-P's and continuing interesting details pouring out of

that Pavel Durov situation.

Here's what you miss today in the world of tech. For months now in certain AI circles people have been talking about

strawberries. Strawberries in their bios, strawberry emogies, Twitter spaces

about strawberries. Some folks thought strawberries

indicated the coming of GPT-5, but most of the chatter recently made it seem

like it was going to be something along the lines of what is currently being

reported by the information. Their source says, open AI has demoed a breakthrough

called strawberry to US national security officials. One of its top uses is to make training data for the next

flagship LLC from open AI code named Orion, but there's lots of interesting stuff here.

In case you were wondering why Sam Altman cryptically posted a picture of strawberries

earlier this month, the answer almost certainly has to do with strawberry.

A mysterious technical breakthrough that could help open AI's models complete complex tasks such as math

problems that conversational AI has traditionally struggled with. If this sounds familiar,

it's likely because strawberry was previously called QSTAR.

This summer, the Open AI team demonstrated the technology to American national security officials

said a person with direct knowledge of those meetings which haven't previously been reported.

By demonstrating an unreleased technology to government officials, open AI could be setting a new

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