Tag: Emad Mostaque

Transform 2023 presents a platform to discuss AI regulation, best practices and risks associated with the development of super-intelligent systems. At the San Francisco based event, top executives and experts such as Emad Mostaque, CEO of Stability AI, will share their insights and experiences on AI investments while also avoiding common mistakes.

Stability AI has just released StableLM, an AI tool to power a chatbot. StableLM is accessible and can answer simple questions correctly. However, errors can occur when asking more complex matters. Additionally, Stability has partnered with EleutherAI to provide open-source language models. With hopes to improve accuracy and safety for children, stay tuned for updates on talks to secure new funding for Stability AI.

Artificial Intelligence startup Stability AI is introducing StableLM, a new language model that could soon power chatbots used across a range of industries, such as government and finance. Though still in early stages, StableLM has potential to meet its purpose but difficult scenarios may test its limits. Available on Hugging Face’s open-source platform, StableLM gives human-level responses to questions like “What would you say to a friend who is graduating high school?” yet may display hidden bias in certain questions. StableLM is still in development with CEO of Stability AI, Emad Mostaque, saying alpha is not enough for consumer use. With StableLM, the question is can Stability AI do better with the chatbot technology?

Elon Musk has disrupted the AI industry with the launch of the new startup X.AI Corp, which is set to compete against OpenAI, Microsoft and Google. He has managed to attract investors, hire expert engineers, and purchase GPUs. His venture is seen as a way to develop AI responsibly, with the potential to benefit humanity as a whole.

Stability AI, an AI-powered startup, has unveiled the latest version of their generative AI experiment: Stable Diffusion XL (SDXL). It features improved graphics, architecture, hands and text-to-image prompting, as well as open sourcing once passes the beta stage. While rewarding, their work has caused controversies such as Getty Images suing them and authorities calling for regulation of deepfakes. Monetization efforts continue with an IPO in the near future.