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š¤ DeepSeek is taking on ChatGPTāand itās fast, cheap, and a serious contender in the AI race. Find out how these two stack up in terms of speed, writing, and coding.
š§āāļø AIās best training happens in peace and quietādiscover the surprising research from MIT that could change how we train AI for everything from games to robots.
š¼ AI and no-code platforms are making work easierāand creating new jobs! Find out how these tools are transforming productivity and freeing up time for creativity.
Intrigued? Keep on scrolling!
š¤¼ DeepSeek Takes on ChatGPT

DeepSeek, a new Chinese AI app, has taken the world by storm, even causing some financial chaos in the process. Itās cheaper and faster than its big-name US rival, ChatGPT, and has quickly become a favorite in the US.
Hereās how these two stack up:
Speed: DeepSeek is quick. It whipped up a top-ten list of Scotlandās best football players in seconds, while ChatGPT took a bit longer to give a solid, detailed response.
Writing Skills: DeepSeek can quickly draft a story, but ChatGPT is better at brainstorming ideas (unless you want a full-blown story, then DeepSeek has your back).
Coding: DeepSeek is impressing coders by solving tricky problems and offering cheaper alternatives to other AI tools, like OpenAIās models.
While DeepSeek isnāt perfect ā itās a little less detailed than ChatGPT in some areas ā itās a serious contender in the AI race, especially if youāre looking for speed and cost-effectiveness. The competition between these two is definitely heating up.
š¤« Why AI Learns Best in Peace and Quiet

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It turns out that training AI is kind of like training for tennis. If you start indoors, where things are nice and predictable, you might actually play better outsideāwind and allāthan if you started training in chaotic weather from the get-go. MIT researchers call this the indoor training effectāand itās shaking up the way we think about teaching AI.
Whatās the Big Idea?
AI training isnāt what we thought ā Instead of training in the same messy conditions where AI will be deployed, training in a calmer, noise-free environment can sometimes be better.
Pac-Man proves the point ā Researchers tested this on Atari games, tweaking the gameās randomness. AI trained in a quiet, predictable Pac-Man world actually did better when thrown into the chaos of a noisier one.
Exploration matters ā AI trained in peace can learn the gameās rules faster, so when it faces uncertainty, it adapts better.
Whatās Next?
Researchers want to see if this applies beyond Pac-Manāthink robots, computer vision, and even language processing.
šØāš» How AI and No-Code Are Making Work Easier

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AI and no-code platforms are shaking up the workplace by making things easier and faster. Instead of fearing AI will steal our jobs, it's actually helping create a ton of new ones (97 million, to be exact!). Hereās how it works:
No-code platforms let non-technical folks build apps without needing to know how to code. So businesses can save money on hiring IT pros, and everyone gets a chance to play developer.
AI supercharges no-code by doing the heavy lifting. It automates boring stuff like answering customer questions, analyzing data, and creating content. Youāre basically a productivity wizard now.
With AI and no-code, employees can focus on cool, creative tasks that need a human touchāthink strategy and innovationāwhile the tech handles the grunt work.
So, while some worry about jobs disappearing, the real magic is how these tools free up people to do more meaningful work. The rise of AI is creating whole new roles, and honestly, itās about to make everyoneās work life way more efficient (and fun).
Other cool AI stuff that is trending right now š„š„
š° Quartz has been quietly letting AI play journalist, churning out news articles by remixing real reportersā work. - Read more
š¾ Meta AI just got a memory upgradeāso now it can remember your love for travel, your obsession with cat videos, and maybe even that one embarrassing message you sent at 2 AM. - Read more
ā The U.S. Navy said a big "nope" on using China's DeepSeek AI, citing security and ethical concerns. - Read more
š Generative AI might just be the unexpected superhero that underfunded schools needāswooping in to rescue overworked teachers, personalize learning, and make STEM education more accessible, all without demanding a salary or a coffee break. - Read more
š©āāļø AI in healthcare isnāt here to replace doctorsājust make them even smarter, with the potential to save lives and catch things humans might miss. - Read more
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