By Tommy Vee

Strap in fellas, because the AI world doesn’t slow down, and neither do we. From Samsung’s latest AI powerhouse to OpenAI teaching its models how to fight dirty (for the greater good, of course), and Big Tech throwing billions at the AI gold rush, this week is packed with innovation, strategy, and a touch of chaos. Let’s dive into the future, one breakthrough at a time.

OpenAI’s Red Teaming: AI Stress Testing on Steroids

OpenAI isn’t taking risks lightly, turning up the heat with red teaming—a process where humans and AI test models for vulnerabilities. It started with manual testing on DALL·E 2, but now it’s evolved into a mix of automated systems and human insight. Their latest research even trains AI to “attack” itself, creating diverse scenarios to find flaws and block misuse. OpenAI’s white paper lays out their playbook: build diverse red teams, test early and late versions of models, and use detailed data to fine-tune safety measures. Despite the tech, they know risks evolve and bad actors are always lurking. By sharing their methods, OpenAI aims to make AI safer for everyone while staying ahead of the game.

Samsung’s Gauss2: AI So Slick, It Might Steal Your Job

Samsung just unleashed Gauss2, an AI model so advanced it might start charging rent for how much space it takes up in your workflow. This beast comes in three flavors—Compact for low-key tasks, Balanced for the everyday grind, and Supreme, which feels like AI with a gym membership. It’s fluent in up to 14 languages, codes like a Silicon Valley prodigy, and is already making 60% of Samsung’s developers look lazy with its coding assistant, code.i. Oh, and their Gauss Portal? It’s out here summarizing docs, translating, and even running call centers like it’s the boss. Next up: Gauss2 will tackle charts and image creation. Samsung calls it “AI for All”—but let’s be real, this AI is clearly calling the shots.

Big Tech’s Spending Spree: $240 Billion and Counting

Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, and Meta are throwing cash at AI like it’s the next gold rush—$240 billion this year alone. Why? Because AI’s the new boss, and nobody wants to be left holding the bag when the future shows up. Alphabet’s spending is up 62%, even after axing 9,000 jobs. Amazon’s dropping $75 billion on shiny new AI toys, and Microsoft’s AI cash cow is already pulling in billions. Meta? Just using AI to keep you scrolling and spending. Bottom line: Big Tech’s buying up the AI future like it’s prime real estate, and the profits are rolling in. You either keep up—or get left in the dust.

The Tommy Vee Take

The future’s coming fast, and Big Tech is betting big on AI to lead the way. From new models to billions in spending, it’s clear the stakes are high—and we’re just getting started. Stay ahead, stay curious, and we’ll catch you in the next edition fellas!

Don’t let the robots steal your job, education, or your girlfriend fellas! I’ll make sure that doesn’t happen. This is Tommy Vee, signing off.