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Zepto has successfully raised a staggering $200 million, propelling its valuation to a remarkable $1.4 billion.
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Meta has decided to not release its most powerful code generation model because it is trained on 'Unnatural Instructions'
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The only question remains - whether we will see AI in Minesweeper, Notepad, and the revival of Clippy?
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The company also wishes to incorporate optical character recognition (OCR) technology on Camera, Photos, and Snipping Tool.
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Python works perfectly well locally, but Microsoft wants it to run only on its cloud.
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The algorithm toggles between generating synthetic training data in the Grow step and optimising policies using filtered data in the Improve step.
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Moreover, companies looking to cut costs shouldn’t rely on open source solutions either. It's a juggle.
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...because Google does.
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The co-founders aspire to harness the principles of evolutionary computing to develop AI models that embody these adaptive traits, concurrently addressing concerns pertaining to cost and security.
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Now Every Llama Can Code
Microsoft made everyone a developer with Copilot built on OpenAI's Codex. Now Meta is here to open source Code Llama.
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