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07 Oct

The OpenAI Talent Exodus Gives Rivals an Opening

stp2y0 CommentsGenAIalgorithms, artificial intelligence, openai, research, startups

When investors poured $6.6 billion into OpenAI last week, they seemed largely unbothered by the latest drama, which recently saw the company’s chief technology officer, Mira Murati, along with chief research officer Bob McCrew and Barret Zoph, a vice president of research, abruptly quit.And yet those three departures were just the latest in an ongoing exodus of key technical talent. Over the past few years, OpenAI has lost several researchers who played crucial roles in developing the algorithms, techniques, and infrastructure that helped make it the world leader in AI as well as a household name. Several other ex-OpenAI employees…

06 Oct

Doubly Linked List Implementation in Go

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Hi there DEV.to community! As a second part of my previous post (linked in the series above), here we will implement a doubly linked list. A doubly linked list is just as a singly linked list with one difference. Each node refers to both its next node and its previous node. Thus we may move forward in the list using a function called GetNext and move to the previous node with a function called GetPrev. Image source: GeeksforGeeks Before we start here is the structure I'd like to organize my codes like: project ├── doubly_linked_list │ ├── node.go │ └──…

05 Oct

Singly Linked List Implementation in Go

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Hey there DEV.to community! This is a part of my data structures and algorithms series. In this article, we will implement a singly linked list then in the next articles from this series I will implement other kinds of linked lists as well using Go. Image source: GeeksforGeeks To implement a singly linked list we need to structures, a node and a singly linked list itself. But before beginning to code here is how I like to organize my code: project ├── singly_linked_list │ ├── node.go │ └── list.go └── main.go Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode A node only…

02 Oct

Hacking Generative AI for Fun and Profit

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You hardly need ChatGPT to generate a list of reasons why generative artificial intelligence is often less than awesome. The way algorithms are fed creative work often without permission, harbor nasty biases, and require huge amounts of energy and water for training are all serious issues.Putting all that aside for a moment, though, it is remarkable how powerful generative AI can be for prototyping potentially useful new tools.I got to witness this firsthand by visiting Sundai Club, a generative AI hackathon that takes place one Sunday each month near the MIT campus. A few months ago, the group kindly agreed…

27 Sep

China’s Plan to Make AI Watermarks Happen

stp2y0 CommentsAIalgorithms, artificial intelligence, china, machine learning, regulation

Chinese regulators likely learned from the EU AI Act, says Jeffrey Ding, an assistant professor of Political Science at George Washington University. “Chinese policymakers and scholars have said that they've drawn on the EU's Acts as inspiration for things in the past.”But at the same time, some of the measures taken by the Chinese regulators aren’t really replicable in other countries. For example, the Chinese government is asking social platforms to screen the user-uploaded content for AI. “That seems something that is very new and might be unique to the China context,” Ding says. “This would never exist in the…

19 Sep

Content Creators in the Adult Industry Want a Say in AI Rules

stp2y0 CommentsAIalgorithms, artificial intelligence, education, ethics, machine learning, tech policy and law

A group of sex industry professionals and advocates issued an open letter to EU regulators on Thursday, claiming that their views are being overlooked in vital discussions on policing AI technology despite also being implicated in AI’s momentous rise.In response to European internet regulations, a collective of adult industry members—including sex workers, erotic filmmakers, sex tech enterprises, and sex educators—urged the European Commission to include them in future negotiations shaping AI regulations, according to the letter, seen by WIRED.The group includes erotic filmmaker Erika Lust’s company as well as the European Sex Workers’ Rights Alliance campaign group, and is signed…

14 Sep

Using HashMaps, Coding Interview Pattern

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Hashmaps Hashmaps are a versatile data structure essential for many coding interview problems due to their average-case (O(1)) time complexity for insertions, deletions, and lookups. They allow you to efficiently store and retrieve key-value pairs by leveraging a hash function to distribute keys across an array. In interviews, hashmaps are frequently used to solve problems related to frequency counting, finding pairs that sum to a target value, grouping anagrams, and detecting subarrays with specific sums. Their ability to handle large datasets with minimal computational overhead makes them a valuable tool in optimizing solutions and tackling complex algorithmic challenges. Valid Anagram…

11 Sep

An AI Bot Named James Has My Old Local News Job

stp2y0 CommentsAIalgorithms, artificial intelligence, machine learning, social media, startups

It always seemed difficult for the newspaper where I used to work, The Garden Island on the rural Hawaiian island of Kauai, to hire reporters. If someone left, it could take months before we hired a replacement, if we ever did.So, last Thursday, I was happy to see that the paper appeared to have hired two new journalists—even if they seemed a little off. In a spacious studio overlooking a tropical beach, James, a middle-aged Asian man who appears to be unable to blink, and Rose, a younger redhead who struggles to pronounce words like “Hanalei” and “TV,” presented their…

09 Sep

What You Need to Know About Grok AI and Your Privacy

stp2y0 CommentsAIalgorithms, artificial intelligence, elon musk, machine learning, openai, privacy, X

But X also makes it clear the onus is on the user to judge the AI’s accuracy. “This is an early version of Grok,” xAI says on its help page. Therefore chatbot may “confidently provide factually incorrect information, missummarize, or miss some context,” xAI warns.“We encourage you to independently verify any information you receive,” xAI adds. “Please do not share personal data or any sensitive and confidential information in your conversations with Grok.”Grok Data CollectionVast amounts of data collection are another area of concern—especially since you are automatically opted in to sharing your X data with Grok, whether you use the AI…

08 Sep

8 Essential Big(O) Notations for Coding Interviews

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Disclosure: This post includes affiliate links; I may receive compensation if you purchase products or services from the different links provided in this article. credit - DesignGuru.io Hello Devs, if you are preparing for coding interviews then apart from System Design, you also need to prepare Data Structures and Algorithms and one thing you must learn is Big(O) notation. In the computer science and software development world, efficiency is key. Whether you're optimizing code, designing algorithms, or architecting systems, understanding the performance characteristics of your algorithms and solutions is crucial. This is where Big O notation comes into play. Big…