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In a joint effort, Google DeepMind and Google Research publish a paper that promises safer medical imaging interpretations, reducing false positives by 25%.
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Open source models (Falcon, Llama, Stable Diffusion, and GPT J) are not easy to work with, it gets even more complicated when you have to test all of them to fit your requirements and specific use cases, and it’s definitely an expensive affair. But, not anymore. “You can now test Llama 2 in less than […]
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The GIL debate led to internal discussions, resulting in PEP 703's acceptance to remove it. Python's future looks bright without the GIL constraint.
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The one day event held in New York, hosted more than 150 members and celebrated the winners of the AI100 award.
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Writers in Hollywood are on a strike because of increasingly reducing salaries while Netflix has posted job opportunities for AI Manager for $900,000 per year.
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The problem with defining copyright isn’t one that came with generative AI. Historically, with the advent of any new technology there has been a massive overhaul in the laws of copyright claims.
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LMQL takes a hybrid approach to programming and combines natural language prompts with programming language for accurate responses from Language Models
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OpenAI launches an app for android users two months after doing the same for iOS users in the United States of America.
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A new paper published by researchers from UC Berkeley and Stanford attempts to explain why ChatGPT’s performance has reduced but not why.
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McKinsey Partners with Cohere to Unleash Secure Generative AI Solutions for Enterprise Customers
This marks McKinsey's first partnership with a large language model provider and comes as part of the growing interest in AI globally, ignited by Microsoft-backed OpenAI's ChatGPT.
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