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GPT-3 was by far the largest AI model of its kind last year. Now? Not so much.
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On why GPT-3 as is will not cost many people their jobs or soon lead to AGI
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New AI app generates art based on user-given styles and text prompts, new AI startups leverage open-source NLP tools, facial recognition is becoming…
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An overview of the big AI-related stories from 2021
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Japanese are increasingly turning to "social robots", John Deere's latest self-driving tractor will enable autonomous farming, a new South Australian…
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An "early warning system" for COVID-19 variants, Feds' spending on facial recognition tech expands, A.I. Research Is changing the way conservators and…
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Geopolitical Implications of the 'Year of Monster Models'
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AI algorithm interprets brain EEG signals to guide robot arms, deep learning's overinterpretation problem and how ensembles can help, and more!
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Clearview AI, a provider of facial recognition capabilities powered by billions of images scraped from all over the web, has faced much media scrutiny…
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Looking Back at AI in 2021 with Jeremie from Towards Data ScienceListen now (49 min) | We are joined with our friends from the Towards Data Science podcast to discuss our thoughts about the AI-related trends and…
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Last Week in AI - an update, a message, and a small requestHello Last Week in AI subscribers! We have a small update: going forward, we will change our policy from having most of our editorials be only a…
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AI helps to identify 301 new exoplanets, Humanoid robo-artist gives public performance of its own poetry, China backs UN's new AI guidelines that ban…
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