According to Ben Cohen (@bzcohen), the Google DeepMind documentary 'The Thinking Game' is approaching 300 million views on YouTube, underscoring a significant surge in public interest and awareness of artificial intelligence. As reported by The Wall Street Journal, the film, directed by Greg Kohs, explores the development and societal impact of AI technologies, particularly those pioneered by DeepMind. The documentary’s viral success demonstrates growing mainstream engagement with AI advancements and offers business opportunities for content creators and tech companies seeking to educate and influence public discourse around AI (source: wsj.com/tech/ai/google-deepmind-documentary-youtube-thinking-game-732bfa06).

According to The Rundown AI, 21% of YouTube videos shown to new users are now classified as 'AI slop', highlighting the rapid proliferation of low-quality, AI-generated content on major platforms (source: The Rundown AI). Claude has launched phase 2 of its shopkeeping test, advancing AI-driven retail management solutions (source: The Rundown AI). Perplexity's automation tool now streamlines pre-meeting workflows, offering enterprises improved efficiency through AI-powered scheduling and research (source: The Rundown AI). Meta's AI has achieved the capability to autonomously identify and fix its own bugs, indicating significant progress in self-improving AI systems (source: The Rundown AI). Additionally, four new AI tools and enhanced community workflows are being introduced, creating fresh business opportunities in generative AI, automation, and productivity sectors (source: The Rundown AI).