What's interesting this week
Meta Hires GPT-4 Co-Creator for Superintelligence Labs
Meta just tapped Shengjia Zhao, one of GPT-4’s co-creators, to run its Superintelligence Labs. This is a serious move toward owning the next generation of foundational AI. If Meta succeeds, the way we target, measure, and scale campaigns could look very different next year.
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Google Gets Its Swagger Back
The AI Search rollout was rocky, but Google is regaining ground. Search is faster. Veo and Flow are legit creative tools. And advertisers finally have something to work with again. Keep your eye on how this changes performance media in Q4.
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New AI Model Promises 100x Faster Reasoning
A research team built an architecture that matches LLM performance with just 1,000 training examples and processes reasoning 100 times faster. It’s early, but these kinds of leaps suggest a future where speed beats size.
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Deindexed Site Rises from the Dead
Google crushed a programmatic SEO site for thin content. Then, after the site improved experience and quality, it was reindexed. Google’s message couldn’t be clearer. If you’re chasing scale without value, expect to disappear.
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Enough Copilots. Give Me a Heads-Up Display
AI shouldn’t just wait for prompts. It should tell you what matters in the moment. Simon Willison makes the case for AI as HUD, not helper. It’s a framing that could reshape product roadmaps and marketing dashboards alike.
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GPT-4V Power, Now Open Source
Cosyn is a new open-source tool that brings GPT-4V-level visual reasoning to everyone. No APIs, no paywalls, just powerful multimodal AI you can run locally. For growth teams, this opens the door to DIY prototyping, image analysis, and smarter creative review workflows without enterprise overhead.
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