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This week in AI - partnered with aibrews.com feel free to follow their newsletter News & Insights Researchers from Snap present SnapFusion, a new approach that, for the first time, unlocks running text-to-image diffusion models on mobile devices in less than 2 seconds [Paper]. StabilityAI adds a new feature Uncrop to their generative AI tool, Clipdrop. It creates AI-generated backgrounds to automatically expand any image using Stable Diffusion XL as a foundation model. It’s free to try in the Clipdrop web app, with no need to log in [Details]. Google has updated Bard with a new technique, implicit code execution. This lets Bard run code in the background when it sees math-related prompts, making word problems and math calculations about 30% more accurate. Bard can now also directly ex...

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Hey there, r/artificial folks! Just thought I'd put together a list of some nifty AI tools that have been total game-changers in the multimodal application space. From text and image analysis to data organization, these tools are pushing the envelope in what AI can achieve. DocArray: This one's a bit under the radar, but it's super effective for managing multimodal documents and embeddings. Really cool if you're into structured data. SceneXplain: Alright, this one caught my eye. It's an advanced service that generates pretty neat textual descriptions for images. Imagine the applications for visually rich industries like advertising or entertainment. Definitely worth a look. GPT-4 by OpenAI: The king of language models. Its capability in understanding and generating text has a broad ...

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