Kevin Roose publishes The AGI Chronicles after 150 interviews on AI race
New York Times columnist Kevin Roose has published The AGI Chronicles, a book chronicling the recent history of generative AI through the stories of OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google. Roose conducted more than 150 interviews with AI insiders over about a year to create what he calls a durable historical record of the decade when AI went from not working to threatening humanity's future. The book…
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- Roose conducted 150+ interviews for The AGI Chronicles covering OpenAI, Anthropic, Google
- Book traces AI race from Google's transformer to OpenAI founding to Anthropic split
- Roose used NotebookLM and Council of Claudes for research but book is human-written
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