Google introduces Gemma, a new family of state-of-the-art open LLMs
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Americans increasingly believe Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is possible to build. They are less likely to agree an AGI should have the same rights as a human being.
Peer-reviewed, open-access research article: https://doi.org/10.53975/8b8e-9e08 Abstract: A compact, inexpensive repeated survey on American adults’ attitudes toward Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) revealed a stable ordering but changing magnitud…
Games in the future will be using AI generated graphics ?
So now we are seeing AI Generated videos, do you think the graphics engine of games will be using AI to fully generate the games graphics with some sorts of prompts ? Of course it would need a lot of power and calculations but computers would be very p…
One-Minute Daily AI News 2/20/2024
Gartner predicts 25% dip in search engine volume by 2026 due to AI.[1] Groq’s $20,000 LPU chip breaks AI performance records to rival GPU-led industry.[2] ElevenLabs to launch AI for the creation of unique sound effects.[3] University of Louisville …
What’s with all the people in this sub hating on V-JEPA or the guy behind it?
I mean I’m exited for it too I’m ALL for other alternative potentially more efficient routes to getting flexible reasoning to emerge from models, And transformers are great for replicating data generating types of data, but like it feels really brute f…
If a single person or group of AGI developers were literally psychotic and they were the first to create genuine AGI (seed AI or human-inspired), how much of an existential risk would it be?
There's a theory in psychology that the most most revolutionary scientists and mathematicians are "mad genuises" having schizophrenia and/or bipolar disorder compared to most sucessful and innovative scientists and mathematicians that hav…
need help with understanding the paper "Avoiding Side Effects By Considering Future Tasks"
I need help with understanding a paper that was published by deepmind in 2020, the name of the paper is, " Avoiding Side Effects By Considering Future Tasks ". I'm struggling to understand few concepts that were discussed in this paper. P…
What’s the Craziest Idea You Believe to be True That Most Will Disagree With?
What's the craziest idea you believe in, despite the crowd of skeptics? We all have that one (or fifty!) notion that we're convinced holds water, even when the world raises an eyebrow. This can be AI specific or tangential to AI! That's the…
Is 2024 year of the AI Agents?
2023 was the Year of ChatGPT and getting us answers that we must be the middle man to translate what it said and go back to our computer and interface with it to get what we need. So the next step is for something to skip the human part and interface w…