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Microsoft is investing $3.3B in cloud and AI infrastructure in Wisconsin. They will establish a manufacturing-focused AI Co-Innovation Lab and partner with Gateway Technical College. Microsoft aims to upskill over 100,000 residents in AI by 2030 and train 3,000 AI software developers. They will also invest in local education programs and youth employment initiatives. Source: https://www.hpcwire.com/off-the-wire/microsoft-announces-3-3b-investment-in-wisconsin-to-spur-ai-innovation-and-economic-growth/ submitted by /u/NuseAI [link] [comments]

See the article here: https://www.daniweb.com/community-center/op-ed/541901/dead-internet-theory-is-the-web-dying In 2024, for the first time more than half of all internet traffic will be from bots. We've all seen AI generated 'Look what my son made'-pics go viral. Searches for "Dead Internet Theory" are way up this year on Google trends. Between spam, centralization, monetization etc., imho things haven't been going well for the web for a while. But I think the flood of automatically generated content might actually ruin the web. What's your opinion on this? submitted by /u/lighght [link] [comments]

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OpenAI is introducing new tools to help researchers study the authenticity of online content and joining the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) Steering Committee. As generative AI becomes more prevalent for creating and editing images, videos, and audio, it will be increasingly important to have technical standards for tracing the origin of content. OpenAI aims to develop technical solutions for this challenge that put power in the hands of people while protecting individual privacy. They are open-sourcing a dataset of generated images with full consent of individuals to enable research on detecting synthetic content. OpenAI is also joining the C2PA to collaborate on developing industry standards for content provenance and authenticity. The company believes having c...

So, I was looking through my subscribed bowls on Glassdoor and came across this funny reply in one of the posts about AI. It didn't surprise me that someone joked about their company building an AI called Skynet. What surprised me is the number of comments from people implying that they've somewhat considered building Skynet or wouldn't care if something like it came into being. Regardless, the only reason I am posting a link to this reply and the comments is that one of the comments contains a link to a chat someone had with Google's Gemini Ultra about what the antithesis to Skynet would be like and how it would be built. I admit that I am impressed by the thoroughness of Gemini's responses. submitted by /u/NAStrahl [link] [comments]

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Microsoft is training a new AI language model, MAI-1, to compete with Google and OpenAI. The project is led by Mustafa Suleyman, a former Google DeepMind co-founder. MAI-1 is larger than Microsoft's previous models and requires a significant amount of resources to train. The model is being developed using Nvidia's GPUs and a large dataset. Microsoft aims for MAI-1 to be a powerful competitor in the AI space. Source: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/1-microsoft-readies-ai-model-144406956.html submitted by /u/NuseAI [link] [comments]