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I just think it's such an interesting step in logic, to take a basically an advanced autocomplete model, and ask it to "autocomplete" on chat responses rather than simply arbitrary text blocks. I think it's *super* fucking cool, that you can sort of "goad" a text prediction machine into replying to you, with responses that actually take into account the semantics and logic of what came before. *Super* fucking cool. I feel like I've only ever seen that part of the whole process glossed over. submitted by /u/7ven7o [link] [comments]

Sora explained simply with pen and paper in under 5 min (based on my understanding of OpenAI's limited research blog) submitted by /u/techie_ray [link] [comments]

We are the creators of Personal AI (our subreddit) - an AI platform designed to boost and improve human cognition. Personal AI was created with two missions: to build an AI for each individual and augment their biological memory to change and improve how we humans fundamentally retain, recall, and relive our own memories What is Personal AI? One core use of Personal AI is to record a person’s memories and make them readily accessible to browse and recall. For example, you can ask what the insightful thoughts are from a conversation, the name of your friend’s spouse you met the week before, or the Berkeley restaurant recommendation you got last month - pieces of information that evaporated from your memory but could be useful to you at a later time. Essentially, Personal AI creates a digi...

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I am really enjoying using the free versions of ChatPDF and Perplexity AI, and I have started playing around with Gemini Pro. But I want to see if there are any superior alternatives. Specifically: Which ones are the most accurate at extracting details? E.g., if I ask what all the steps are in a process that is clearly outlined in the text, both Perplexity and Gemini tend to miss some steps. Are there any where I can upload multiple documents at once, or in the same thread or conversation, so that I can ask it to compare or synthesize information from different sources? submitted by /u/SignalWorldliness873 [link] [comments]

What what do you think will happen as far as AI advancements and what are the stages of QO growth. Does anyone believe AI will come up with its own special talents that only AI can do? submitted by /u/romer2o [link] [comments]

(Tested some prompts to get nice oil painting results on Midjourney V6) submitted by /u/Armand_Roulinn [link] [comments]

Sure, there's always healthy competition in the AI space, but this feels...different. The way OpenAI countered Gemini with Sora just screams aggression. Makes you wonder if they're pulling out some secret sauce, some super-powered AI system behind the scenes. I Have never seen Google getting pounded like that ever and we're Only in February..god knows whats next submitted by /u/AI_Nietzsche [link] [comments]

In the Ukraine vs. Russia conflict, there's a debate going on about whether it's a war crime to kill a soldier who tries to surrender to a drone. The question is, does this make all autonomous weapons basically walking (or flying) war crimes since you can't surrender to them? It's a tricky situation because these drones can't recognize a surrender, which seems to go against the rules of war. What do you think? submitted by /u/_____awesome [link] [comments]