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Wrote about this in my AI newsletter The Spotlight but thought id share here too: Geoffery has been working in AI for over 40 years. His understanding of AI at a core level supersedes most people on this planet. He claims AI learns better & faster than humans do. Whilst humans have on the order of 1000x more bandwidth between information than AI, it still learns at a pace that laps humans. But that's not what Geoffery's main concern is... His concern is how these large language models can communicate & learn from each other "We are on a speeding train right now, and the concern is that one day it will start building its own tracks." With the advent of Google's Bard, Microsoft's Bing & OpenAI's ChatGPT all launched within 12 months.. my question to the community is what is the...

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Let me preface by saying that I’m still a prefosh. I like to plan ahead so this question is mainly asking for what I should plan for the next 4 years of undergrad. I really want to get either a PhD in AI / CS / DS / ML or a masters in those fields. As such, I’m looking for ways to get research as an undergrad at my school. I got accepted into a decent school that has a lot of money invested in AI, but the AI lab is only for grad students, professors and researchers. I applied for an Undergrad research opportunity but got rejected. So far based on what I’ve seen online, cold emailing professors or AI centers is the best way to get research internships but I heard that it’s really hard to get in. Is my best bet to wait till sophomore year to get into internships for research in AI? Also is ...

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Hey all! One of my closest friends (single mother of 3) is battling cancer and must have her esophagus surgically removed if her current chemo treatments prove unsuccessful. If this happens, she will permanently lose the ability to speak. My friends and I are looking for a solution to produce a low-latency permanent text-to-speech generative AI in her voice. This AI would be her primary method of day-to-day communication (via typing on a laptop or a mobile device). For the moment, we are able to record unlimited hours of high-fidelity recordings of her voice, as well as unlimited "performance specific" recordings (angry, happy, frustrated, inquisitive, sad, nurturing, thoughtful, playful, stern, etc...) There's a lot of companies out there doing AI powered text-to-speech and AI voice-tra...

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Like the title already says, I was just wondering if there is an AI that can write stories based on prompts you give it, and then create Images / pictures based on the Story? submitted by /u/MoiShii [link] [comments]

The next paradigm: The convoluted maze of abundant model choice, loop systems and the hopeful final solution. I’m going to be talking of things like these: https://youtu.be/BrjAt-wvEXI (Tree of Thoughts - GPT-4 Reasoning is Improved 900% - Wes Roth) https://youtu.be/wVzuvf9D9BU (GPT 4 is Smarter than You Think: Introducing SmartGPT - AI Explained) GPT-4 is not the most accurate model, as some people still think. GPT-4 with this kind of pre-prompting and self-reflection is. I predicted this a while ago. I don’t believe there’s a name for these things yet, but I just call them “loop systems”. These loop systems are the most accurate models that we can possibly use right now. I can only foresee the meta staying this way as well. For people saying that OpenAI should change their base model t...

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