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Tl;dr: One of Stanford's hottest seminar courses. We are opening the course through Zoom to the public. Lectures on Thursdays, 4:30-5:50pm PDT (Zoom link on course website). Talks will be recorded and released ~2 weeks after each lecture. Course website: https://web.stanford.edu/class/cs25/ Each week, we invite folks at the forefront of Transformers research to discuss the latest breakthroughs, from LLM architectures like GPT and Gemini to creative use cases in generating art (e.g. DALL-E and Sora), biology and neuroscience applications, robotics, and so forth! We invite the coolest speakers such as Andrej Karpathy, Geoffrey Hinton, Jim Fan, Ashish Vaswani, and folks from OpenAI, Google, NVIDIA, etc. Check out our course website for more! submitted by /u/MLPhDStudent [link] ...

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I am from non-tech background (could be obvious). I am curious what will happen when all the data that humans have created so far gets crawled or read or seen by GPT/midjourney. I believe currently AI is generating content using human-generated content from past. What will happen when the total amount of AI generated content exceeds several folds than Human-generated content. Say 99.9% of the content being AI. Post that wouldn't AI be creating more content using AI and it kind of becomes recursive? I am totally a newbie here. submitted by /u/arjitraj_ [link] [comments]

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Article description: Canada is launching a fund to boost its artificial intelligence sector and creating a new AI safety institute. Key points: Canada is launching a C$2.4 billion ($1.8 billion) package of measures to boost its artificial intelligence (AI) sector, including C$2 billion for "computing capabilities and technological infrastructure" to accelerate the work of AI researchers, startups, and companies. The government is also creating a new C$50 million Canadian AI Safety Institute to address concerns about the trajectory of AI development, as expressed by renowned AI researcher Yoshua Bengio and others. This announcement is part of a broader series of spending announcements by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government ahead of the release of the 2024-25 federal budget on April ...

As we augment our lives with increasing assistance from Al/machine learning, our contributions to society will become more and more similar. No matter the job, whether writer, programmer, artist, student or teacher, Al is slowly making all our work feel the same. Where I work, those using GPT all seem to output the same kind of work. And as their work enters the training data sets, the feedback loop will make their future work even more generic. This is exacerbated by the fact that only a few monolithic corporations control the Al tools we're using. And if we neuralink with the same Al datasets in the far future, talking/working with each other will feel depressingly interchangeable. It will be hard to hold on to unique perspectives and human originality. What do you think? How is this avo...

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