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Amazon's AWS Global Summit events must now allocate up to 80% of their agenda to generative AI-related content. The directive aims to showcase Amazon's AI capabilities and address any perception of falling behind competitors like Microsoft and Google. Amazon is on track to earn 'multi-billion' dollars in revenue from generative AI offerings this year. The company is doubling down on AI with products like the Q chatbot assistant, Bedrock, and homegrown AI chips Trainium and Inferentia. Generative AI has become a significant focus for Amazon and other tech giants, with AI mentioned in a growing number of corporate events. Source: https://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-generative-ai-aws-global-summits-2024-5 submitted by /u/NuseAI [link] [comments]

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I have recently been listening to some music that has used AI to generate songs by artists who have passed away, like 2PAC. The music is far from perfect at the moment but it is pretty close and certainly believable considering it is just in the infancy stage. You can even have a little fun with it. Here is Homer Simpson with Lionel Richie. https://youtu.be/QL2jW6VXnzs?si=spf6Yzy3ztZXyhi1 There is already plenty of crazy fun stuff out there. Will it ever be taken seriously? Is AI music here to stay or is it just a passing fad that will disappear? submitted by /u/New_Welder_391 [link] [comments]

Simulation technology is being used to accelerate the training of AI algorithms by providing synthetic data for various sensors. Nvidia's Omniverse platform is at the forefront of rendering high-quality synthetic sensor data for industries like autonomous vehicles. Simulations aid in retraining perception algorithms for different vehicle types, reducing the need to physically modify sensors. They also help in improving object detection accuracy beyond 200 meters by augmenting datasets with synthetic data. Engineers focus on ensuring simulations have representative content and accurately mimic real-world scenarios for effective AI training. Source: https://singularityhub.com/2024/05/01/ai-is-gathering-a-growing-amount-of-training-data-inside-virtual-worlds/ submitted by /u/NuseAI ...

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This is going to be essentially a rant. Of course Rabbit R1 or Humane AI were gonna fail miserably, same as Apple Vision Pro (no matter how much they try to pay for people to look natural with that abomination) and whatever else I know there are probably some business reasons behind it, but goddamn. I don't want one more box to carry around, nor do I want to use a helmet. Let my phone do the processing and all the heavy-lifting - it has the battery for it, and I'm already used to carrying it - and just have your devices be accessories. Small, light, accessories. Have them connect to my phone and just instruct it - instead of being a whole different device with another processor, another battery, etc. Honestly, when I saw that Apple was going to create an AR glasses - and I'm not a fa...