-
Pennsylvania candidate first to use AI robot to call voters
Pennsylvania congressional candidate Shamaine Daniels is utilizing an AI robocaller, Ashley, to communicate with prospective voters in multiple languages. Ashley allows for two-way communication, answering questions about Daniels’ campaign and policies. The use of AI in political outreach raises questions about regulation and accountability, as AI technology continues to advance rapidly.
-
OpenAI releases first results from Superalignment project
OpenAI’s Superalignment project aims to prepare for the possibility of AI smarter than humans in 10 years. The team’s experiment using GPT-2 to train GPT-4 showed weaker models can guide stronger ones, but also limit their performance. OpenAI seeks solutions to supervising potential superintelligent AI to avoid adverse outcomes. This project involves significant resources and…
-
List of Artificial Intelligence Models for Medical Landscape (2023)
Artificial intelligence has made significant strides in 2023, particularly in the medical field. Some notable models include Med-PaLM 2, Bioformer, MedLM, RoseTTAFold, AlphaFold, and ChatGLM-6B. These models show promise in transforming medical processes, from providing high-quality medical answers to predicting protein structures. Researchers continue to assess and fine-tune these models for safe deployment in critical…
-
MIT Researchers Uncover New Insights into Brain-Auditory Connections with Advanced Neural Network Models
MIT researchers delved into deep neural networks to explore the human auditory system, aiming to advance technologies like hearing aids and brain-machine interfaces. They conducted a comprehensive study on these models, revealing parallels with human auditory patterns. The study emphasizes training in noise and task-specific tuning, showing promise for developing more effective auditory models and…
-
Amazon Researchers Leverage Deep Learning to Enhance Neural Networks for Complex Tabular Data Analysis
This paper explores the challenge neural networks face in processing complex tabular data due to biases and spectral limitations. It introduces a transformative technique involving frequency reduction to enhance the networks’ ability to decode intricate information within these datasets. Comprehensive analyses and experiments validate this methodology’s efficacy in improving network performance and computational efficiency.
-
Researchers From Stanford University Introduce A Unified AI Framework For Corroborative And Contributive Attributions In Large Language Models (LLMs)
Language models are a significant development in AI. They excel in tasks like text generation and question answering, yet can also produce inaccurate information. Stanford University researchers have introduced a unified framework that attributes and validates the source and accuracy of language model outputs. This system has various real-world applications and promotes standardization and efficacy…
-
Understanding Histograms and Kernel Density Estimation
The text summarizes an in-depth exploration of histograms and KDE. For further details, it suggests continuing reading on Towards Data Science.
-
How Can We Advance Object Recognition in AI? This AI Paper Introduces GLEE: a Universal Object-Level Foundation Model for Enhanced Image and Video Analysis
GLEE is a versatile object perception model for images and videos, integrating an image encoder, text encoder, and visual prompter for multi-modal input processing. Trained on diverse datasets, it excels in object detection, instance segmentation, and other tasks, showing superior generalization and adaptability. Future research includes expanding its capabilities and exploring new applications.
-
EPFL and Apple Researchers Open-Sources 4M: An Artificial Intelligence Framework for Training Multimodal Foundation Models Across Tens of Modalities and Tasks
Training large language models (LLMs) in natural language processing (NLP) is widely popular. Yet, the need for flexible and scalable vision models remains. An EPFL and Apple team introduces 4M, a multimodal masked modeling approach. It aims to efficiently handle various input types, from pictures to text, and excels in scalability and shared representations. The…
-
Western Sydney University prepares to switch on its DeepSouth supercomputer
The new DeepSouth supercomputer, set to become operational in April 2024, aims to emulate the human brain’s efficiency. With its neuromorphic architecture, it can perform 228 trillion synaptic operations per second, matching the human brain’s capacity. Researchers anticipate its potential to advance AI technology and address energy consumption concerns in data centers.