Unity demos AI-driven cyberpunk game showing why machines aren't about to replace game designers
Are unscripted NPC conversations powered by an LLM what gamers want?
Large language model articles
If you teach a chatbot how to read ASCII art, it will teach you how to make a bomb
In context: Most, if not all, large language models censor responses when users ask for things considered dangerous, unethical, or illegal. Good luck getting Bing to tell you how to cook your company's books or crystal meth. Developers block the chatbot from fulfilling these queries, but that hasn't stopped people from figuring out workarounds.
Apple reveals AI model that can interpret photos and count objects
This is just the beginning, one Apple engineer says, company is already at work on the next generation of models
India to build a 10,000 GPU supercomputer for self-sufficient AI development
A wide-reaching initiative to foster New Delhi's tech sovereignty in the new AI era
AMD promotes third-party app for running AI chatbots on local hardware (that works with Radeons, too)
No coding skills, proprietary apps, or Nvidia hardware required
British AI company Graphcore is trying to sell its accelerator business, perhaps to OpenAI
The company's IPUs are seemingly much better than GPUs for AI
The big picture: AI algorithms are spreading rapidly, and the demand for GPUs and other specialized chips designed to accelerate AI workloads is continuously increasing. Graphcore could offer an intriguing alternative to Nvidia's GPUs, but despite its potential, the company is struggling to attract buyers for its products and is now up for sale.
The future of AI phones? Prototype of app-free handset to be unveiled this month
Could AI also kill apps?
Apple iOS 18 expected to be a big software update, iPhone could be getting AI features
Siri may be getting ChatGPT-like functionality
Apple is working on AI models that can run on-device rather than on the cloud
Apple's hiring and research indicates a big AI unveiling this year
Meta admits using pirated books to train AI, but won't pay for it
The company is preparing a fair use-based defense after using copyrighted material
OpenAI to regulators: Training AI models without copyrighted material is "impossible"
Can companies use publicly available data to train LLMs?
The New York Times files copyright lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft
The Times makes plenty of damning claims in its suit
AMD says its MI300X AI accelerator is faster than Nvidia's H100
Two GPU companies fighting over each other's benchmark results
Google's AI note-taking service 'NotebookLM' is now available
It's a truly AI-native application that won't abuse personal data, Google says
Microsoft and Nvidia unveil new tools for Windows AI applications
The two companies detail AI partnership at Ignite 2023
TensorRT-LLM for Windows speeds up generative AI performance on GeForce RTX GPUs
The AI era is upon us, and Nvidia wants it to be powered by its GeForce RTX cards
AI hallucinations can influence search results and other AI, creating a dangerous feedback loop
Writing disclaimers to ward off machine scrapers doesn't work
Meta trained its AI assistant using your public Facebook and Instagram posts
Private posts and conversations were excluded
OpenAI competitor Mistral brings open-source language models back to the forefront
The unmoderated AI is faster than the competition and can be used by anyone, anywhere
While others rush to be first, Apple has quietly spent 'millions of dollars a day' on multiple AI projects
Work on its Ajax GPT model already exceeds OpenAI's GPT-3.5 by 25 billion parameters
When it comes to next-generation AI models, synthetic data is the way to go
AI platforms talking to each other to preserve copyright and (possibly) hallucinate more
Authors demand credit and compensation from AI companies using their work without permission
OpenAI, Alphabet, and Meta have been called out
Hewlett Packard Enterprise melds supercomputing and generative AI
A supercomputing-as-a-service solution - an interesting feat in itself
AI feedback loop will spell death for future generative models
When you train LLMs with LLM-generated content, the results tend to be digital poop
Mozilla's responsible AI challenge top award goes to an anti-AI watermark technology
The open-source foundation awarded $100,000 to three "trustworthy" AI solutions