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Yahoo News gets an AI-powered overhaul
14 Jun

Yahoo News gets an AI-powered overhaul

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The Yahoo News app is now AI-assisted, thanks to the company’s purchase of Artifact. Yahoo rolled out an update to its news aggregation app on Thursday with AI-powered personal feeds, key takeaways and the ability to flag clickbait headlines.In April, Yahoo (Engadget’s parent company) bought the remains of Artifact, the AI-fueled news and recommendation app from Instagram’s co-founders that shut down earlier this year. Today’s update showcases how the technology can improve Yahoo’s news feed, which brings in over 180 million unique visitors every month in the US.The new Yahoo News, available now on mobile and later on desktop, starts…
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Introducing Semantic Kernel
14 Jun

Introducing Semantic Kernel

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Semantic Kernel is an open-source SDK that allows us to easily bring AI capabilities to our applications. It allows us to connect to AI services such as OpenAI and Azure OpenAI with ease. If you have worked with LangChain, Semantic Kernel is a Microsoft implementation of a project like LangChain. Semantic Kernel allows us to integrate AI functionality such as text generation, text summarization, chat completion, and image generation in our applications. In this article, we'll be exploring Semantic Kernel, unraveling its terminology, and demonstrating its capabilities by building practical applications. This article will lay the foundation of the core…
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If AI is going to take over the world, why can’t it solve the Spelling Bee?
14 Jun

If AI is going to take over the world, why can’t it solve the Spelling Bee?

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My task for our AI overlords was simple: help me crack the New York Times Spelling Bee.I had spent a large chunk of a Saturday evening trying to shape the letters G, Y, A, L, P, O and N into as many words as possible. But three hours, 141 points and 37 words — including “nonapology”, “lagoon” and “analogy” — later, I had hit a wall. A few more words was all I needed to propel myself into Spelling Bee’s "genius" echelon, the title reserved for those who unscramble 70 percent of all possible words using the given letters, and…
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From User Needs to Initial Code with GPT
11 Jun

From User Needs to Initial Code with GPT

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As a product owner, your mind races with ideas. You juggle user needs, business goals, and a seemingly endless list of features. But translating those ideas into a clear and actionable roadmap can feel like an insurmountable task. Struggling to define epics, prioritize features, and craft user stories that truly capture the user experience? You're not alone. Many product owners find themselves bogged down in the initial planning stages, wasting valuable time and stalling project progress. What if there was a way to streamline your workflow, spark new ideas, and ensure your product roadmap is laser-focused on user needs? This…
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OpenAI Offers a Peek Inside the Guts of ChatGPT
06 Jun

OpenAI Offers a Peek Inside the Guts of ChatGPT

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ChatGPT developer OpenAI’s approach to building artificial intelligence came under fire this week from former employees who accuse the company of taking unnecessary risks with technology that could become harmful.Today OpenAI released a new research paper apparently aimed at showing it is serious about tackling AI risk by making its models more explainable. In the paper, researchers from the company lay out a way to peer inside the AI model that powers ChatGPT. They devised a way to identify how it stores certain concepts—including those that might perhaps cause an AI system to misbehave.Although the research makes OpenAI’s work on…
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AI For The People: Improving Governance And Adoption Are Key For Public Sector AI Efforts
06 Jun

AI For The People: Improving Governance And Adoption Are Key For Public Sector AI Efforts

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AI will revolutionize the internal workings of the public sector and how it engages with its constituents in the next five to 10 years, just as open data and third-party apps did in the 2010s. In my new report, The State Of AI In The Public Sector, 2023, I reveal data showing that public sector leaders aim to adopt AI to improve data discovery and quality (36%), streamline business operations (35%), and increase automation both internally and externally (33% and 32%). The US and UK governments are already taking “landmark” actions on the safety of AI tools and testing, but…
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Creating In-Video Search
01 Jun

Creating In-Video Search

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In-video search is ability to search for a specific content within a video. This can include searching for particular words spoken, objects shown or description of a scene. With the current advancement in transformers the process of in-video search have become more accurate and fairly simple. Although most of the transformers doesn’t have a joint embedding space for multiple modalities but there are few models like Meta’s ImageBind that a joint embedding space between text, image, audio, depth, thermal and IMU, or OpenAI’s CLiP model have joint embedding space between text and image. We can use these models to create…
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The Tribeca Film Festival will debut a bunch of short films made by AI
01 Jun

The Tribeca Film Festival will debut a bunch of short films made by AI

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The Tribeca Film Festival will debut five short films made by AI, . The shorts will use OpenAI’s Sora model, which transforms . This is the first time this type of technology will take center stage at the long-running film festival.“Tribeca is rooted in the foundational belief that storytelling inspires change. Humans need stories to thrive and make sense of our wonderful and broken world,” said co-founder and CEO of Tribeca Enterprises Jane Rosenthal. Who better to chronicle our wonderful and broken world than some lines of code owned by a company that to let CEO Sam Altman and other…
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Google is putting more restrictions on AI Overviews after it told people to put glue on pizza
31 May

Google is putting more restrictions on AI Overviews after it told people to put glue on pizza

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Liz Reid, the Head of Google Search, has admitted that the company's search engine has returned some "odd, inaccurate or unhelpful AI Overviews" after they rolled out to everyone in the US. The executive published an explanation for Google's more peculiar AI-generated responses in a blog post, where it also announced that the company has implemented safeguards that will help the new feature return more accurate and less meme-worthy results.Reid defended Google and pointed out that some of the more egregious AI Overview responses going around, such as claims that it's safe to leave dogs in cars, are fake. The…
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