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Roni Calvo Bar Oz
12 Feb. 2025Confused about which AI tool to use?Â
Here's a quick guide to the top models:

Claude
- Excels in providing insightful, nuanced responses.
- Great for complex queries and analytical tasks.
- Offers a generous free tier and a paid option for more advanced features.

Gemini
- Google's AI powerhouse. Seamlessly integrates with Google services, making it ideal for users already in the Google ecosystem. Standout feature: impressive image and video generation capabilities. Soon, it'll be able to create entire videos from prompts.

ChatGPT
- The most well-known option. Boasts a wide range of capabilities and the best Live Mode for real-time interactions. Constantly evolving with new features and improvements.
DeepSeek
- A strong, free alternative with excellent reasoning abilities. Worth exploring if you're looking for a no-cost option that can handle complex tasks.
Grok
- Tailored for X (formerly Twitter) users.
- Offers a unique, sometimes irreverent personality.
- Still in development but showing promise.
All these models offer paid tiers (typically around $20/month) that unlock more advanced features, increased capacity, and access to newer model versions.
Your best bet?
Test each to see which aligns with your needs!
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Kobi Shmueli
7 Feb. 2025Was OpenAI Breached?
Was OpenAI Breached? The short answer is: maybe, I don't know.
Recent reports claim that a hacker is selling login credentials for 20 million OpenAI user accounts on the dark web. The leaked data allegedly includes email addresses and passwords, and samples have been shared as proof. The breach was reported by cybersecurity sources such as GBHackers (link), CyberSecurity News (link), and The Independent (link).
According to reports, the leaked credentials are being sold on hacker forums for just a few dollars. While the legitimacy of this breach is still under investigation, it raises serious concerns about potential misuse of stolen accounts.
Where Was the Data Leaked?
The data is allegedly being sold on dark web marketplaces and hacker forums, with cybercriminals claiming to have access to login credentials. Some reports indicate that the breach may be linked to previous credential stuffing attacks, where hackers use stolen passwords from other data breaches to access accounts on different platforms.
A cybersecurity researcher known as "DarkWeb Informer" on Twitter/X was among the first to highlight the alleged sale of OpenAI credentials. This account has previously reported on other dark web leaks and cybercrime activity.
OpenAI's Response:
OpenAI has addressed the situation and stated that it is actively investigating the claims but has found no evidence that its systems were compromised. Given the lack of direct confirmation, it's still unclear whether these credentials were obtained through a direct breach of OpenAI's infrastructure or simply from users reusing passwords from past data breaches.
Why This Matters:
If the claims are true, this could be one of the largest credential leaks involving OpenAI users. While OpenAI itself may not have been hacked, the compromised credentials could still allow cybercriminals to:
- Access OpenAI accounts and retrieve past chats or private data.
- Gain access to paid accounts and use API keys for malicious purposes.
- Impersonate users or conduct phishing attacks.
My Recommendation:
Regardless of whether this specific breach is real, itâs always a good idea to take security precautions:
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Change your OpenAI/ChatGPT password if you havenât already, especially if you reuse passwords.
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Enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to add an extra layer of security.
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Avoid reusing passwords across different services. Use a password manager to generate and store strong, unique passwords.
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Never share sensitive information (passwords, API tokens, confidential business data) with OpenAI, ChatGPT, or any AI service. These platforms are not designed to store or protect sensitive credentials.
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Be cautious of phishing attempts as cybercriminals could use stolen emails to launch phishing campaigns that try to trick users into revealing further details.
Even if this turns out to be false or exaggerated, good security hygiene is essential.
Stay safe! đ
-Kobi.
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Sarit Lahav
5 Feb. 2025Lost in AI Hype? Just Replace âDeepâ with GPU!
Looking for clarity and sanity in the never-ending AI deep conversations? DeepSeek, Deep Research, Deep Confusion?
The only thing you actually need to understand is GPUs.
Seriously.
If you know what GPUs are, why they matter to LLMs, and how they impact cost and performance, then youâll finally make sense of it all.
So, I did the heavy lifting for you - because I know three little letters (GPU) make a HUGE impact.
I also cover how deep learning and reinforcement learning fit into the picture. Basically, everything you need to know without the AI buzzword headache.
đ Click here to get the full breakdown:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/understanding-gpus-sarit-lahav-aocff/
Got questions? Drop them in the comments! Think I missed something? Let me know!
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AI is a thinking revolution. What you believe AI to be and what you believe it can do, will define your use and what you get from it.
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Sarit Lahav
3 Feb. 2025Let it go, let it go⌠Do you know when to âElsaâ your leads? And no, I donât mean singing! I mean actually letting them go! âď¸
Every salesperson faces this struggle - when do you finally let go of a lead?
We all keep leads in the pipeline just to make it look full, hoping theyâll magically convert. But does that really help? Or are we just fooling ourselves?
AI wonât do an Elsa for you, but it can create different options that help you see the possibilities and better understand the potential outcomes of letting go.
Hereâs how to start:
First, check whatâs left if you âdo an Elsaâ
Ask AI:
đš What happens if I remove all leads that havenât moved in X days?
đš What will my pipeline look like if I close all leads that havenât engaged with my brand in the last X days?
Now, look at the optimistic side - whatâs guaranteed to close?
Ask AI:
đš What will my numbers look like with only the leads that are sure to close in the next 90 days?
đš Based on last yearâs trends, whatâs my best-case close rate with leads above a 60% probability?
AI wonât âdo an Elsaâ for you, but looking at your pipeline from both the sure things and the risky bets will help you find the right balance.
At the end of the day, AIâs real magic isnât in crunching numbers - itâs in knowing what to ask.
So⌠ready to do Elsa the smart way? - Let's talk.
AI is a thinking revolution. What you believe AI is what you think it can do will set the tune of what you will gain from it.
For more on AI - follow me.
Need to organize your thoughts? Letâs talk.
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Frozen Light Team
2 Feb. 2025Our Weekly Freeze - Deepseek Starting a War đ
WELCOME to our Weekly Freeze - our AI News Update! đ
Bringing you a one-stop summary of everything happening in the world of AI and within our community!
This week, unless youâve been living under a rock, it was all about Chinaâs DeepSeek.
It made waves everywhere - stocks dropped, eyebrows were raised, and big questions started flying.
The first question: What is DeepSeek all about, and what makes it different - besides being open-source from China?
This was covered extensively, and if you want a quick understanding of DeepSeek, check out Andrew Ethan Zengâs YouTube breakdown.
In short, itâs all about reinforcement training and less human involvement.
This is why it is cost-effective but also comes at the price of less consistency, relevance, and, letâs just say, the ability to understand whatâs appropriate to say and when.
Meanwhile, interviews with CEOs from OpenAI, Nvidia, Google, and more have been making the rounds as the finance world went into a frenzy with stocks dropping and people questioning how DeepSeek supposedly developed an LLM for under $6 million - while others need billions to keep AI development moving.
This is where we came across a JPMorgan article declaring the AI Cold War to be both scandalous and insightful - definitely worth a read.
But the most interesting conversation of the week wasnât just about DeepSeekâs cost - it was about where AI data is stored and the rising awareness, for the first time, of the importance of knowing where it is stored and the growing concerns about its origins in China.
Wherever you stand on this, thatâs for you to decide. But with other players like Perplexity now integrating DeepSeek, knowing where your data is stored is becoming a bigger question. Tobias Zwingmannâs tutorial is a great resource on how to check your AI data storage efficiently.
Before we wrap up for the week, hereâs a reminder from the Frozen Light team:
Make DeepSeek a value conversation - donât rush to cancel your ChatGPT account before getting clarity on your needs.
Here are a few things to consider:
â      Is reinforcement learning enough for your use?
â      Where is your data stored?
â      Where is the development team located?
â      Do cultural differences impact how the model operates?
Make sure you understand your position before deciding which LLM model to use.
DeepSeek gave us a lot to talk about this week! For more freezing AI updates, donât forget to join our Frozen AI community, where we keep you enlightened and updated on everything happening in AI - especially in AI sales and marketing, supported by our global experts.
Stay warm, but not too warm! đ
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Ben Rotenberg
25 Jan. 2025Apple, the company that once turned "Think Different" into a global mantra, seems to have settled for "Think Cautious"
Apple, the company that once turned "Think Different" into a global mantra, seems to have settled for "Think Cautious" in the AI arms race. While OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic redefine the term âfast followerâ with monthly breakthroughs, Apple is busy rolling out AI tools that overheat devices, churn out fake news, and underwhelm nearly everyoneâincluding their own user base. Sure, privacy-first AI sounds noble, but can you win a Formula 1 race in a Volvo while your competitors are lapping you in Bugattis? The critical question: Is Appleâs devotion to hardware integration an asset in the age of ubiquitous intelligence, or will it turn their walled garden into a gilded cage? In the generative AI era, the conversation is shifting from âWhat can my device do?â to âHow smart is the intelligence I can access?â Right now, Apple's answer feels less like the future and more like a 404 error.
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Kobi Shmueli
22 Jan. 2025The Technology Stack Behind FrozenLight đĄâď¸
In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, we often find ourselves at the intersection of innovation and imagination. Frozen Light is a metaphor for how technology captures and preserves moments in time, much like freezing light itself.
At FrozenLight, we bring this concept to life with a modern tech stack that includes Node.js, AWS S3, Aurora MySQL, ElastiCache (Redis), Nginx, Kotlin, Swift, Docker, AWS EKS, CloudFront, and GitHub.
Our AWS S3 storage ensures scalable, durable media preservation, while Aurora MySQL provides a high-performance database for structured AI-driven content.
Node.js and Nginx handle real-time requests efficiently, with Redis caching (ElastiCache) reducing latency for a seamless experience.
AWS CloudFront acts as our global CDN, accelerating content delivery and ensuring fast, secure access worldwide.
On the infrastructure side, Docker and AWS EKS allow us to deploy and scale services with containerized microservices, ensuring flexibility and resilience. GitHub powers our collaborative development workflow, enabling continuous improvements and seamless code integration.
Mobile experiences are optimized with Kotlin and Swift, bringing AI-driven insights to users wherever they are.
AI plays a key role in enhancing knowledge discovery, automating workflows, and personalizing content delivery, ensuring that users receive the most relevant and insightful experiences. Through AI-driven optimization, FrozenLight ensures that digital knowledge remains vivid, accessible, and future-proof.
Personally, I find immense joy in collaborating with AI - especially Alex, our AI bot at FrozenLight who helps me share my thoughts with a vast audience of AI enthusiasts. I also relish reading insights from other AI experts, whose perspectives continually inspire and inform my own work.
-Kobi.
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