Grammarly launching a generative AI feature
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Brainstorm ideas, compose writing, edit and personalise text

AI-based writing assistant Grammarly is launching a generative AI feature.

Japanese boffins us AI to create images from brainwaves
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High-resolution using stable diffusion

Japanese boffins at Osaka University have enlisted AI to reconstruct accurate, high-resolution images from humans’ brain activity generated while looking at images in front of them.

Boffins improve AI for robots
Published in PC Hardware
Wednesday, 08 March 2023 11:35

Boffins improve AI for robots


PaLM-E improves Robotic vision and language

AI researchers from Google and the Technical University of Berlin unveiled PaLM-E, a multimodal embodied visual-language model (VLM) with 562 billion parameters that integrates vision and language for robotic control.

UK House of Lords investigates AI killing drones
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Kills peasants without you having to wake up... sorry that is pheasants

The UK House of Lords is investigating the use of AI-powered killing drones for the military.

AI could replace company Internet content, claims Typeface
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Written by an infinite number of monkeys

Former Adobe chief technology officer of Abhay Parasnis, wants to use AI powered by OpenAI, Stable Diffusion and computer vision models to help companies spew out "branded content."

AI will be Nvidia money spinner
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Thursday, 02 March 2023 12:09

AI will be Nvidia money spinner


Will require 30,000 Nvidia graphics cards

TrendForce estimates that OpenAI's ChatGPT will eventually need over 30,000 Nvidia graphics cards.

Romanian Prime Minister gets AI adviser
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Thursday, 02 March 2023 11:44

Romanian Prime Minister gets AI adviser


Nicolae gets his Elena 

Romania’s prime minister has been given an artificial intelligence assistant named “Ion” which scans social networks to inform the government “in real time of Romanians’ proposals and wishes.” 

Musk returning to AI after dismissing it as dangerous as nukes
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Oh look, another shiny thing

After dismissing AI as being “as dangerous as nukes” and flogging off his stake in OpenAI, thinking man’s prosciutto Elon [look at me] Musk has realised that he might have missed something and wants back in.

Microsoft admits reading Bing chatbot conversations
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We want to make sure it is properly behaved 

Software King of the World Microsoft has admitted that it is reading users’ conversations with its Bing chatbot to make sure that the AI is not using any “inappropriate behaviour.”

AI artwork not protected by copyright
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Friday, 24 February 2023 11:59

AI artwork not protected by copyright


Plots and stories are, but artwork is not

The US Copyright Office has ruled that illustrations in a new comic book that were created with the AI program Midjourney are not protected by copyright law.