🎥 Microsoft Offers Free Sora Access on Bing
The Latest in AI Innovation: Microsoft has unveiled Bing Video Creator, integrating OpenAI’s Sora video generation model into the Bing mobile app. This feature allows users to create five-second video outputs from text descriptions without requiring a subscription.
Key Features:
- Free access to 10 fast video generations and unlimited slower generations.
- Users can earn additional fast credits through Microsoft’s Rewards program.
- The tool is launching first on iOS and Android mobile apps, with desktop and Copilot Search releases coming soon.
- Videos are currently limited to vertical format and five-second clips, with up to three videos created simultaneously.
The Nut:
Sora was initially hyped as a cutting-edge AI video generator but struggled to meet expectations. While many rival models are locked behind paywalls, Microsoft’s move introduces video creation to a wider audience without cost barriers.
Read more from Microsoft here.
🤖 Automate Coding Tasks with Async Development
Developers seeking to streamline software engineering can now automate their workflow using Google’s async development agent, Jules. This AI-powered system can fix bugs, add features, and manage coding tasks directly within GitHub repositories.
How It Works:
- Visit Jules and connect your GitHub account.
- Select your repository and branch from the dropdown menu.
- Describe your task in the chat, e.g., “Write me a README file” or “Fix the authentication bug.”
- Approve the plan, let Jules execute it asynchronously, then publish the branch.
Pro Tip:
You get 60 free tasks daily, refreshing every 24 hours, making Jules an excellent tool for repetitive coding work.
😵 AI Broke the Technical Interview
Hiring managers have discovered that AI-assisted candidates are acing assessments with answers they can’t explain later. In response, HackerRank has introduced new features that provide deeper insight into a candidate’s thought process during technical interviews.
HackerRank’s New Interview Features:
- Real-time integrity alerts ensure AI-assisted responses are flagged.
- Employers can watch candidates prompt built-in AI tools during assessments.
- Live coding repo tests allow deeper analysis of actual problem-solving skills.
The Nuts:
As AI tools become more integrated into the hiring process, companies need better assessments that measure problem-solving capabilities, not just results.
🧠 Sakana AI: The AI That Upgrades Its Own Code
Researchers from Sakana AI and the University of British Columbia have introduced the Darwin Gödel Machine (DGM), an AI agent that can rewrite its own code to improve performance—without human intervention.
Breakthrough Features:
- Starts as a coding assistant, then autonomously discovers new improvements, such as better editing tools, error memory, and peer review capabilities.
- Demonstrates significant performance boosts:
- From 20% to 50% on SWE-bench.
- From 14% to over 30% on Polyglot.
- Uses Darwinian evolution principles to refine code iteratively.
The Future of AI Self-Improvement:
Most AI models remain static post-training, requiring manual updates. DGM presents a major shift toward autonomous AI, accelerating evolution beyond initial training. However, this raises concerns about control and safety as AI systems become increasingly independent.
🚀 Ready to Learn More?
AI continues to reshape industries, making tools more accessible and automation more powerful than ever. Stay ahead of these innovations by exploring decentralization, blockchain, and creative technologies.
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