• AI News: Perplexity's Campus Takeover & OpenAI's Coding Prediction | AI-Gen Daily

  • Feb 17 2025
  • Length: 3 mins
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AI News: Perplexity's Campus Takeover & OpenAI's Coding Prediction | AI-Gen Daily

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  • The AI landscape is transforming faster than ever! Today we're diving into three game-changing developments in the world of artificial intelligence:


    • Perplexity & You.com's massive campus recruitment success - 50,000 new student sign-ups

    • The three critical AI scaling laws reshaping computational power

    • Sam Altman's bold prediction about the future of junior coding jobs


    🔍 KEY HIGHLIGHTS:

    • How AI search engines are winning over Gen Z
    • Understanding pretraining, post-training, and test-time scaling
    • The future of software engineering in an AI-driven world


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