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Hello, I created some marketing materials using AI avatars, I think it’s a pretty good video, considering the amount of work it would have been to get a presenter, hire a film crew, and record the video. Since AI avatar presenters are new and definitely still have kinks that need to be ironed out; do you think it’s unprofessional to use them to create marketing materials for my company www.Data-Profit.com submitted by /u/HelloKrisKris [link] [comments]

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Hello, I created some marketing materials using AI avatars, I think it’s a pretty good video, considering the amount of work it would have taken to get a presenter, hire a film crew, and record the video. Since AI avatar presenters are new and definitely still have kinks that need to be ironed out. Do you think it’s unprofessional to use to create marketing and materials? submitted by /u/HelloKrisKris [link] [comments]

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It looks like in a few years, the basic large language models (LLMs) we use will get commoditised, and it won’t really matter which one you pick. The next big thing could be LLMs that use Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), which means they need a ton of data to work well. Given that Google has access to loads of data through its search engine, do you think they’re in a better position to lead in this new phase compared to other companies? What do you all think? submitted by /u/Few-Pomegranate4369 [link] [comments]

Meta released: Meta Llama 3 family of large language models in 8 and 70B sizes. The training dataset (15T+ tokens) is seven times larger than that used for Llama 2. Meta believes these to be the best open source models of their class. The models achieve substantially reduced false refusal rates, increased diversity in model responses and improved capabilities. The upcoming Llama 3 400B model (still in training) is competitive to GPT-4/ Claude 3 Opus class of models. Meta also released new Meta Llama trust & safety tools featuring Llama Guard 2, Code Shield and Cybersec Eval 2 [Details | Model Card | Getting Started ]. Meta AI: an intelligent assistant that integrates Llama 3 in a ChatGPT like interface. It can be accessed on web without login and is also available in search across Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and Messenger [Details]. Imagine Flash: Meta AI’s Imagine feature now enables creating images from text in real-time. You’ll see an image appear as you start typing and it’ll change with every few letters typed [Paper]. Reka AI introduced Reka Core, a multimodal, multilingual language model with 128K context window and trained from scratch. It has powerful contextualized understanding of images, videos, and audio. Core is competitive with GPT-4V and Claude-3 Opus and surpasses Gemini Ultra on video tasks [Details]. StabilityAI announced Stable Assistant, a friendly chatbot powered by Stability AI’s text and image generation technology, featuring Stable Diffusion 3 and Stable LM 2 12B. Stable Diffusion 3 and Stable Diffusion 3 Turbo are now available on the Stability AI Developer Platform API. Model weights will be available soon. StabilityAI has partnered with Fireworks AI, to deliver Stable Diffusion 3 and Stable Diffusion 3 Turbo [Details]. MistralAI shared the details of their latest model Mixtral 8x22B released under Apache 2.0. It is a sparse Mixture-of-Experts (SMoE) model that uses only 39B active parameters out of 141B, offering cost efficiency for its size. It is natively capable of function calling, has 64K tokens context window and is fluent in English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish. The instructed version of the Mixtral 8x22B has also now been released [Details]. Microsoft Research introduced VASA, a framework for generating lifelike talking faces of virtual characters. By utilizing a single static image and an accompanying speech audio clip, VASA can generate highly realistic lip-audio synchronization, lifelike facial expressions, and natural head movements, all in real-time. This is only a research demonstration and there’s no product or API release plan [Details]. Wayve introduced LINGO-2, a driving model that links vision, language, and action to explain and determine driving behavior. It can both generate real-time driving commentary and control a car. LINGO-2 is the first closed-loop vision-language-action driving model (VLAM) tested on public roads [Details]. Hugging Face researchers released Idefics2, a general open multimodal model that takes as input arbitrary sequences of texts and images, and generates text responses. It is built on top of two pre-trained models: Mistral-7B-v0.1 and siglip-so400m-patch14-384. Idefics2 shows strong performance for a model of its size (8B parameters) when compared to other open multimodal models and is often competitive with closed-source systems [Details]. Microsoft Research released SAMMO, a new open-source tool that streamlines the optimization of prompts [Details ]. Tencent released InstantMesh, an open-source framework for efficient 3D mesh generation from a single image. InstantMesh is able to create diverse 3D assets within 10 seconds [Hugging Face Demo | GitHub] . Poe, the AI chat app by Quora, has added a new feature to Poe: multi-bot chat. It lets you easily chat with multiple models in a single thread, compare the responses and discover optimal combinations of models for various tasks. For instance, users can do in-depth analysis with Gemini 1.5 Pro’s 1M token context window, mention Web Search bot into the conversation to pull in up-to-date information about the topic, and then bring a specialized writing bot in to complete a writing task, using the context from all of the previous bots [Details]. OpenAI announced new features and improvements to the Assistants API. This includes an improved retrieval tool, file_search, which can ingest up to 10,000 files per assistant. It works with the new vector store objects for automated file parsing, chunking, and embedding [Details]. Zyphra released Zamba, a novel 7B parameter foundation model (Mamba blocks with a global shared attention layer). It outperforms LLaMA-2 7B and OLMo-7B on multiple benchmarks despite requiring less than half of the training data. Zamba-7B has been developed by 7 people, on 128 H100 GPUs, in 30 days. All checkpoints are released open-source (Apache 2.0) [Details]. Cohere announced the private beta for Cohere Compass, a new foundation embedding model that allows indexing and searching on multi-aspect data. Cohere Compass is designed to address multi-aspect data like emails, invoices, CVs, support tickets, log messages, and tabular data [details]. OpenAI released a new Batch API for cost-effective bulk processing of asynchronous tasks like summarization, translation, and image classification. Users can upload a file of bulk requests, receive results within 24 hours, and get 50% off API prices [Link]. Blackmagic Design announced DaVinci Resolve 19 a major new update which adds new AI tools for motion tracking and color grading [Details]. xAI announced Grok-1.5V, its first multimodal model that can process a wide variety of visual information, including documents, diagrams, charts, screenshots, and photographs. Grok-1.5V will be available soon to early testers and existing Grok users [Details]. Alibaba Cloud released CodeQwen1.5-7B, a specialized codeLLM built upon the Qwen1.5 language model. CodeQwen1.5-7B has been pretrained with around 3 trillion tokens of code-related data and supports long context understanding and generation with the context length of 64K tokens [Details]. Adobe to add AI video generators Sora, Runway, Pika to Premiere Pro [Details]. AI Inference now available in Supabase Edge Functions [Details]. Amazon Music follows Spotify with an AI playlist generator of its own, Maestro [Details] Allen Institute for AI released an updated version of their 7 billion parameter Open Language Model, OLMo 1.7–7B and an updated version of the dataset, Dolma 1.7 [Details]. Nothing plans to bring ChatGPT to its earbuds and phones [Details]. Google launched Code Assist, its latest challenger to GitHub’s Copilot [Details]. 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Meta’s new AI assistant is rolling out across WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and Messenger.[1] Meta steps up AI battle with OpenAI and Google with release of Llama 3.[2] Meta should be called “OPEN”AI. Google is combining its Android software and Pixel hardware divisions to more broadly integrate AI.[3] New Atlas robot stuns experts in first reveal from Boston Dynamics.[4] Sources: [1] https://www.cnbc.com/2024/04/18/meta-ai-assistant-comes-to-whatsapp-instagram-facebook-and-messenger.html [2] https://llama.meta.com/ [3] https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/google-combining-android-software-pixel-hardware-divisions-broadly-109407358 [4] https://techcrunch.com/2024/04/17/techcrunch-minute-new-atlas-robot-stuns-experts-in-first-reveal-from-boston-dynamics/ submitted by /u/Excellent-Target-847 [link] [comments]

I think the future of generative art/video will be something like this: Imagine the UI is a white canvas (you choose your ratio of the canvas and its size). Then you can create “boxes” that you can resize as you wish where you type in your prompts then the ai focuses on those and then fill in the rest of the canvas and tries to make everything match. So imagine you create a small box in the top left corner and then type in “Radiant sun”. You create a large rectangular box and type in “snowy mountains”. A large box in the middle of the canvas and type in “a bear and a flamingo drinking off a fountain ⛲” Well you get the idea. Idk if that already exist but if it does it’s not on chatgpt yet. submitted by /u/FrontBrandon [link] [comments]

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Google search results are filled with low-quality AI content, prompting users to turn to platforms like TikTok and Reddit for answers. SEO optimization, the skill of making content rank high on Google, has become crucial. AI has disrupted the search engine ranking system, causing Google to struggle against spam content. Users are now relying on human interaction on TikTok and Reddit for accurate information. Google must balance providing relevant results and generating revenue to stay competitive. Source: https://medium.com/bouncin-and-behavin-blogs/ai-has-made-google-search-so-bad-people-are-moving-to-tiktok-reddit-6ac0b4801d2e submitted by /u/NuseAI [link] [comments]

His book Superintelligence was provocative and thoughtful book, although at times wrong, and he was one of the leading voices in the future of AI a couple of years back. Now, he published a book that doesn’t even have an audiobook companion and his institute in Oxford is closing down. I barely hear about him other Peter Thiel belittleing him in one of his speeches. Anything I missed? I would assume he’d be more prominent now. submitted by /u/ragipy [link] [comments]

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Each one of us has one scenario or another where we have built out workflows to automate a certain manual process. Every time I work on building out a workflow, I think of how long it is going to be relevant or if this is going to break something that is already in place. Setting up workflows to automate tasks shouldn’t be a manual process. Not every solution can be tailor-made to your requirements, and having workflows that can help you set them up for your needs is important. Imagine being able to just prompt and have a workflow built from scratch in an instant – this would provide you with the flexibility to experiment and set up the flows in the most suitable way. We have been working on something similar to solve for use cases and improve customer experience. What other things would you like to automate with the use of AI? submitted by /u/one-for-all-ops [link] [comments]

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So this new Robot…Atlas…. Did you see the Nvidia Tron city inside a microchip production? For another post perhaps…Robots…Let’s discuss submitted by /u/thestevekaplan [link] [comments]

The US AI Safety Institute named Paul Christiano as its head of AI safety. Christiano is a well-regarded AI safety researcher who is well known for his prediction that there’s a 50% chance advanced AI could lead to human extinction. If you want to stay ahead of the curve in AI and tech, look here first. Key points: The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) named Paul Christiano to lead its AI safety efforts. Christiano is a respected researcher with experience in mitigating AI risks, but also known for his prediction of a 50% chance that advanced AI could lead to human extinction. This appointment sparked debate. Some critics worry it prioritizes unlikely “doomsday scenarios” like killer AI over addressing current, more realistic problems like bias and privacy in AI systems. Supporters argue Christiano’s experience makes him well-suited to assess potential risks in AI, especially for national security. They point to his work on developing safer AI and methods to test if AI can manipulate humans. Source (Ars Technica) PS: If you enjoyed this post, you’ll love my ML-powered newsletter that summarizes the best AI/tech news from 50+ media. It’s already being read by hundreds of professionals from OpenAI, HuggingFace, Apple… submitted by /u/Rare_Adhesiveness518 [link] [comments]

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DeepMind CEO predicts Google will invest over $100 billion in AI, surpassing rivals like Microsoft in processing prowess. Google’s investment in AI may involve hardware like Axion CPUs based on the Arm architecture, claimed to be faster and more efficient than competitors. Some of the budget will likely go to DeepMind, known for its work on the software side of AI, despite recent mixed results in material discoveries and weather prediction. DeepMind has made progress in teaching AI social skills, a crucial step in advancing AI capabilities. Hassabis emphasized the need for significant computing power, a reason for teaming up with Google in 2014. Source: https://www.theregister.com/2024/04/17/google_deepmind_funding/ submitted by /u/NuseAI [link] [comments]