The Future of AI
OpenAI, the company behind the popular AI chatbot ChatGPT, has introduced its latest artificial intelligence model, OpenAI o1, designed to excel at complex reasoning tasks in science, coding, and mathematics. This new model aims to tackle some of the limitations seen in previous models by improving how AI “thinks” before generating responses. In a statement, … Read more
Meta har nyligen meddelat lanseringen av Movie Gen, en AI-baserad videogenerator som kan förändra skapandet av videoinnehåll. Denna nya teknologi möjliggör skapandet av högupplösta videor och ljud baserat på enkla textkommandon, vilket gör det möjligt för användare att generera originalinnehåll eller redigera befintliga videor och bilder. Movie Gen erbjuder flera avancerade funktioner: Videogenerering: Användare kan … Read more
This blog post presents an overview of classifier-free guidance (CFG) and recent advancements in CFG based on noise-dependent sampling schedules. The follow-up blog post will focus on new approaches that replace the unconditional model. As a small recap bonus, the appendix briefly introduces the role of attention and self-attention on Unets in the context of … Read more
Introduction The future of AI holds immense potential to transform nearly every aspect of human life, from healthcare and education to industry and global economies. As AI systems become more advanced, we can expect them to not only automate routine tasks but also enhance human capabilities, leading to new levels of innovation and efficiency. This … Read more
Robot ordering a human out AI integration programs such as chatbots can sometimes make our employees a little nervous. While any type of change can be scary, especially when it comes to one’s livelihood, the most prevalent concern about AI initiatives is job security. Is a robot going to take my job? The simple answer … Read more
When we began studying jailbreak evaluations, we found a fascinating paper claiming that you could jailbreak frontier LLMs simply by translating forbidden prompts into obscure languages. Excited by this result, we attempted to reproduce it and found something unexpected.
A recent article in Computerworld argued that the output from generative AI systems, like GPT and Gemini, isn’t as good as it used to be. It isn’t the first time I’ve heard this complaint, though I don’t know how widely held that opinion is. But I wonder: Is it correct? And if so, why? I … Read more
Accreditation is the gold standard for institutes of higher learning. It validates academic quality, ensures program effectiveness and boosts institutional reputation. The best accreditation software for higher education streamlines the accreditation process, making it more efficient and manageable. Key Features of Accreditation Software The best accreditation software for higher learning enables institutions to manage several … Read more
Talking to AI has been around for a long time. At least via text. Some early AI research at MIT in the 1960s and 70s involved the concept of a blocks world. It was basically a small room with blocks kind of like old-timey children’s toy blocks. Presumably this was influenced by or cross-pollinated with … Read more
The German philosopher Fredrich Nietzsche once said that “invisible threads are the strongest ties.” One could think of “invisible threads” as tying together related objects, like the homes on a delivery driver’s route, or more nebulous entities, such as transactions in a financial network or users in a social network. Computer scientist Julian Shun studies … Read more