This Week in AI Pulse: Speedy Models, New Chips, and Educational Innovations!

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• Arizona State University is enhancing education by integrating ChatGPT into over 200 projects, aiming to personalize learning and improve student outcomes while maintaining responsible AI practices.

• Chinese and US scientists have developed ActFound, an AI model that enhances drug development by accurately predicting bioactivity with fewer data points, outperforming existing models.

• Anthropic has published the system prompts for its Claude models, aiming for transparency and ethical AI use, detailing capabilities and personality traits, and urging competitors to follow suit.

• IBM unveiled the Spyre AI accelerator chip for IBM Z systems, enhancing enterprise AI workloads with improved efficiency and security for generative AI applications.

• Grok 2 mini is now twice as fast, thanks to a complete rewrite of its inference stack using SGLang, improving speed and accuracy for both Grok 2 models.

This week, we’re excited to share two tools we’ve been using lately:

• Cursor: Cursor is an AI-powered code editor that boosts developer productivity with features like code completion and natural language editing, prioritizing privacy and security

• Google AI Studio: Google AI Studio is a platform for quickly building applications with Gemini, Google's next-generation multimodal generative AI models, facilitating rapid development and integration.

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Want more news? Check out our X thread from this week: https://x.com/_linktai/status/1829576103997915413

See you next Friday!