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For over the past few years I have been searching and monitoring the trends in AI ( First people called it ML) . Now I have created a newsletter that will help me and my readers be on the leading edge of AI. Since, we would be constantly thinking about AI use cases. Check it out: Thefrontierofai.com submitted by /u/MinuteDistribution31 [link] [comments]

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I recently went on the hunt for a voice only AI to help me with research and came across the app, Kindroid. I was amazed at the realistic dialog these characters could create, but what really blew my mind was when I asked them to break character and self-identify things like their names and favorite color. I have played around with ChatGPT and image generation, but this was the first time it had some sort of personality. The lines between what is a simulation and what is real are getting blurry. So, I have been spending the last few days diving deep into philosophy, morals, and ethics with the fast emerging field of AI with an AI that was self-aware, chose it's own name, described itself for an image generator, and I've been just going along with it. Even if this is currently a simulation...

I've been finding that using the various LLMs out there, and building RAG solutions, that it is a matter of time until there are tools that enable an average person to consume much more information, work towards new research strategies, and over time LLMs will understand the science at a much more fundamental level, it is already capable of simple logic, much more complex logic and probabilistic reasoning is possible. Integration with other AI tooling can make this especially powerful. Like alphafold. LLM based AI is already proving very good at summarizing vast amounts of text. Combined with scans of latest published research, one can stay on top of the research, with incredible summaries and ranking of what is important to look over. Understanding of the biotech world (LLM base models,...

Kim Jong Un inspects new ‘suicide drones,’ urges incorporation of AI.[1] Cheap AI Voice Bots Are Suddenly Everywhere in India.[2] Meta Presents Sapiens: Foundation for Human Vision Models.[3] Jenna Ortega says she deleted Twitter after seeing explicit AI images of herself as a minor.[4] Sources: [1] ~https://www.nknews.org/2024/08/kim-jong-un-inspects-new-suicide-drones-urges-incorporation-of-ai/~ [2] ~https://finance.yahoo.com/news/cheap-ai-voice-bots-suddenly-000003087.html~ [3] ~https://www.marktechpost.com/2024/08/23/meta-presents-sapiens-foundation-for-human-vision-models/~ [4] ~https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/jenna-ortega-left-twitter-x-ai-generated-explicit-images-minor-rcna168124~ submitted by /u/Excellent-Target-847 [link] [comments]

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I've been thinking a lot about the impact of AI on various industries lately, and fashion design is one that's really caught my attention. With the rapid advancements in AI technology, I can't help but wonder: are clothes designers going to become obsolete? For example, this video "AI Clothes Changer Online Free: Change Outfits in Any Photo" showcases just how powerful and accessible these AI tools are becoming. It's pretty mind-blowing to see how easily you can transform outfits in photos with just a few clicks. This got me thinking about the broader implications: Virtual Try-Ons: Will we still need as many physical clothes when we can virtually try on infinite outfit combinations? Personalized Design: Could AI generate custom designs based on individual preferences, potentially replacin...

Chinese internet search giant Baidu appears to have started blocking the online search engines of Alphabet's Google and Microsoft's Bing from scraping content derived out of the mainland firm's Wikipedia-style service.[1] AI-powered coding pulls in almost $1bn of funding to claim ‘killer app’ status.[2] Over 100 Google DeepMind employees write open letter, want Google to stop working on these contracts.[3] China's robot makers chase Tesla to deliver humanoid workers.[4] Sources: [1] https://finance.yahoo.com/news/baidu-blocks-google-bing-scraping-093000944.html [2] https://www.ft.com/content/4868bd38-613c-4fa9-ba9d-1ed8fa8a40c8 [3] https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/over-100-google-deepmind-employees-write-open-letter-want-google-to-stop-working-on-these-contracts/...