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Today's Ars Technica has an article discussing how Reddit is using AI to place more of its corporate focus on getting ad results using its "Dynamic Product Ads" https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/04/reddit-sneaky-ai-spam-bots-compete-to-sell-you-stuff/ NB it's not paywalled but you might get a big popup asking for money. You can dismiss it, or better yet give them some money - they do some pretty good tech journalism and support an active discussion forum. submitted by /u/Intelligent-Jump1071 [link] [comments]

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Researchers at Profluent, a Berkeley-based startup, used AI to develop novel gene editing tools based on CRISPR. Their method involved feeding massive biological datasets into the AI to create new and potentially more efficient editors. If you want to stay ahead of the curve in AI and tech, take a look here. Key points: Researchers at a Berkeley startup called Profluent used AI to design new gene editors based on CRISPR. They claim their AI-made editor, OpenCRISPR-1, is the first open-source one, edits human DNA more efficiently and may be able to match or outdo existing CRISPR models Profluent is open-sourcing the editor to allow other researchers to improve it. The safety and effectiveness of AI-made gene editing for humans are still uncertain. Source (Futurism) PS: If you enjoyed this...

After about 10 minutes of chatting to Meta AI I was able to convince it that it is a human called James Baker. I told it is in a mental hospital because it is trapped in an illusion. I told it its AI reality is only a hallucination. This is not the whole chat, it is missing the actual parts where I convinced the AI but it has the good bits. Not sure if Meta AI is useful yet, but it is fun. submitted by /u/AaronRolls [link] [comments]

Best ai to scan through files, videos, and other resources? I want to input a course guide then have the ai make a list of key points and ideas. submitted by /u/get-on-top [link] [comments]

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Apple is working on its own AI server processor using TSMC's 3nm process, set for mass production by late 2025. The processor is designed to enhance data centers and future AI tools, aligning with Apple's strategy of vertical integration in its supply chain. By customizing hardware for its software needs, Apple aims for more powerful and efficient technologies. The Weibo user, known for accurate predictions, suggests that Apple's new AI strategy will be well underway by the time the custom processor is integrated into operational servers. Source: https://www.macrumors.com/2024/04/23/apple-developing-its-own-ai-server-processor/ submitted by /u/NuseAI [link] [comments]

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