What telltale signs of AI-made content make your "Turing Senses" tingle?
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November 2024 AI Highlights: Google AI’s “Please Die” / Coca-Cola’s AI X-Mas Ad / Mistral’s Le Chat: Free ChatGPT Challenger / Suno v4 Hits a New Note / Runner H: $220M for AI Agents / OpenAI Halts Sora Access After “Leak” / Alibaba’s Powerful Open-Source LLM QwQ-32B / Viral ChatGPT "Story" @Reddit.
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November 2024 AI Highlights: Rogue Chatbot, AI Music Hits, Sora “Leak”, Global Power Plays & More
1) Google AI’s “Please Die”: When Chatbots Go Too Far 2) Coca-Cola’s AI X-Mas Ad: Innovative or Misstep? 3) Mistral’s Le Chat: A New European Challenger to ChatGPT 4) Suno v4: AI Music Generation Hits a New Note 5) Runner H: Europe’s New $220M AI Conte…
What are your favorite (online) resources to learn / keep up with AI? I took plenty courses, and for me, Stanford’s machine learning specialization with Andrew Ng on Coursera was the gateway into this field as someone without a technical background.
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October’s AI highlights: Claude’s ‘computer use’ feature offers code-free automation / AI content flooding Wikipedia / Hinton & Hopfield win Physics Nobel for AI / Researchers challenge possibility of AGI / Genmo’s competitive open-source video AI / ChatGPT Search rivals traditional search etc.
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October’s AI highlights: Claude’s computer use feature offers code-free automation / AI content floods Wikipedia / Hinton & Hopfield win Physics Nobel for AI / Researchers challenge possibility of AGI / Genmo’s competitive open-source video AI / ChatGPT Search rivals traditional search engines.
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What are your favorite AI-related sci-fi movies? I find it uncanny how often science fiction ends up being a realistic predictor of what will happen in a few decades. Almost as if sci-fi is a precursor to basic science, just as the latter is to applied science…
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I witnessed it countless times in myself and others: Cognitive biases = showstoppers for adopting innovations like AI. Why? Because biases are triggered by factors like uncertainty, conflicts etc. – which are characteristic for this field. How do you manage this for yourself and those around you?
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Psychological hurdles like the confirmation bias can slow down our AI adoption. Applying techniques like devil’s advocate can help us overcome them. Especially in innovative fields like AI, with high complexity, conflicts & time pressure, biases emerge more often and need to be effectively managed.
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Psychological barriers such as confirmation bias can slow down our AI adoption. Applying techniques like devil’s advocate helps us overcome them. Especially in innovative fields like AI, with high complexity, conflicts & time pressure, biases emerge more often and need to be effectively managed.
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