Tag: Deep learning

JaxPruner is an open-source library developed by Google AI which takes parameter sparsity research to a new level. With its simple and efficient ML features, research into sparsity and deep learning can be accelerated and delivered to users faster. Explore the potential of parameter sparsity with JaxPruner for hardware and software research today!

Geoffrey Hinton has stepped down from Google due to fears of potential consequences arising from advancements in AI such as chatbots. In an interview with BBC News, the "Godfather of AI" shared his worries and regrets about the progress made. He voiced his concerns about the potential harms that could be caused if AI reaches a capacity of general knowledge and individual reasoning. Despite his fears, Hinton remains positive about the contributions AI can make, provided safety measures are in place. Google has taken steps to ensure the safe growth of AI, such as implementing policies and investing in research.

This article dives deep into how AI and machine learning brought by OpenAI and Google made a robotic advancement known as the robo-dog, making it the perfect prototype for the Skynet-like robot. Santiago Valdarrama enabled the robo-dog to conversate faster than manual control panels by Voice Interactions, an incredible milestone for AI.

. A recent study conducted by scientists from UC Berkeley regarding OpenAI's ChatGPT and its GPT-4 model revealed that the model was trained using copyrighted texts. This study, called "Speak, Memory: An Archaeology of Books Known to ChatGPT/GPT-4," explored the implications of the data bias for performance in genres other than sci-fi and fantasy, as well as copyright and fairness issues. The importance of transparent models and responsible data curation was highlighted.

Geoffrey Hinton, Google's renowned AI figure, leaves the company citing the risks of AI technology & the false information crisis online. He talked of replacing human labor with AI-based applications & his journey of pioneering image recognition starting at the University of Edinburgh.