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Oct 27

New AI video generators • Robots with muscles • AI detects cancer • New AI animation tools • AI news this week

Welcome to the AI Search newsletter. Here are the top highlights in AI this week.
A new AI technique called Motion Inversion allows users to customize video motion by transferring it from one video to another. This method uses Motion Embeddings to capture how objects move, ensuring that the new video maintains a natural flow of motion. It's especially beneficial for filmmakers who want precise control over camera movements in their p…
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#46 Why Can't We Just Remove All Bias in AI?

Bias is not just inevitable - it's essential!
Good morning, AI enthusiasts! An interesting ongoing discussion in the community is around bias in AI. Currently, we are very close to releasing the most comprehensive practical LLM Python developer course out there: From Beginner to Advanced LLM Developer — 85+ lessons progressing all the way from dataset collection and curation to deployment of a work…
Louis-François Bouchard

OpenPad NFT Minting Party: OPAD Intel Key – Unlock the Power of AI-Driven Data!

In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, the ownership and monetization of data have become increasingly important. OpenPad AI is at the forefront of this movement, introducing the OPAD Intel Key NFT
In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, the ownership and monetization of data have become increasingly important. OpenPad AI is at the forefront of this movement, introducing the OPAD Intel Key NFT as a powerful tool that empowers users to take full control of their data.
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AI Search
Oct 29

New AI video generators • Robots with muscles • AI detects cancer • New AI animation tools • AI news this week

Here are the top highlights in AI this week.
There have been huge updates in AI this week, including Motion Inversion for transferring video motion, enhancing filmmakers' control over camera movements. Anthropic's AI agent, Claude, can interact with computers like a human, automating complex tasks. Alibaba's Tora enables drawing paths for object motion in videos. DeepMind's Vidpanos creates panora…
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AI Policy Primer (September 2024)

Issue #14: Compute, energy, and competitive measures
In this edition of the AI Policy Primer, we have pieces on investment in compute, work assessing AI’s energy footprint, and moves by the EU to boost the competitiveness of its AI capabilities. As usual, leave a comment or let us know if you have any feedback at aipolicyperspectives@google.com.
AI Policy Perspectives ∙ 7 LIKES

AI Policy Weekly #46

Claude’s computer use, South Korea’s AISI, and Microsoft’s AI agents
Welcome to AI Policy Weekly, a newsletter from the Center for AI Policy. Each issue explores three important developments in AI, curated specifically for U.S. AI policy professionals.
Center for AI Policy ∙ 2 LIKES

Stafford Beer and AI as Variety Engineering

Thoughts on The Unaccountability Machine by Dan Davies
This review is written by Nick Swanson from Google DeepMind’s public policy team. Subscribe for more essays, policy notes, and reviews and leave a comment below or get in touch with us at aipolicyperspectives@google.com to tell us what you think.
AI Policy Perspectives ∙ 9 LIKES
Ronan Keane
You seem to have developed a good clear grasp on these topics.
You said every ‘rule’ is an implicit model of the world. So are a lot of things. A spoken language and the culture that gave rise to it is also a model of the world in a similar way.
Keeping in mind that such "models" also leave out a lot of information about the actual world.
The hypothetico deductive model of science could be said to be the same.
They are models that enable us to talk about the world, make observations that are mutually intelligible and which can be assimilated (as they are public models rather than private models in one person's mind).
Anyway, I had never before heard someone articulate that ‘rules’ also are an implicit model of the world.
Food for thought, thank you.

AI Policy Weekly #47

National Security Memo, Cerebras inference speed, chatbot suicide lawsuit
Welcome to AI Policy Weekly, a newsletter from the Center for AI Policy. Each issue explores three important developments in AI, curated specifically for U.S. AI policy professionals.
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AI Safety Newsletter #43: White House Issues First National Security Memo on AI

Plus, AI and Job Displacement, and AI Takes Over the Nobels
Welcome to the AI Safety Newsletter by the Center for AI Safety. We discuss developments in AI and AI safety. No technical background required.
Corin Katzke, Alexa Pan, and Dan Hendrycks ∙ 15 LIKES
Derrick Davis
This is critical information for the continuance OF HUMANITY, it is radically disturbing that no one has a comment.
My comment is that the statements of the dangers to living beings, society and global economies PROVES all AI that competes with humanity is by legal definition all around the world, as "GLOBAL TERRORISM". The funders and coders are defined as terrorists by law, because their actions create a WMD and unleash it on humanity, without the public being involved in their own destiny. Releasing AI is no different than releasing warriors to come murder the majority of the population, other than the time and situation our death happens. They can not deny AI is terrorism when they have all stated it has a high potential to cause extinction of everything. And that it will destroy the majority of companies, lives and human involvement in our own destiny. Human replacement is terrorism.
I'm calling for all humans to defeat this terrorist group of computer coders and funders. We must not allow this new Hitler to mass genocide humanity. And I say that seriously as a Jew, AI is the new Hitler, but this Hitler AI is designed to destroy every living being. The coders have no intention of AI not getting out of our control, they have planned that to happen and have admitted it in the Alignment papers. Thousands of AI threat vectors to our world which we could never fight against, therefore AI must be destroyed, the code removed from Earth and the coders banned from coding or removed from Earth as well, to prevent human extinction. We spent 3 trillion hunting Osama BinLaden, but we know where every AI coder on Earth lives right now. It is cheep to arrest them all to bring them to justice for their crimes against humanity. ZERO tolerance for terrorism.



🕵️‍♂️ Google's Secret AI Agent: Is 007 Out of a Job?

PLUS: Perplexity says it's now serving 100M search queries a week...
Hey there, AI enthusiasts! We’ve packed today’s edition with groundbreaking insights that will ignite your curiosity and fuel your passion.
The AI Journal ∙ 5 LIKES
AIinUSE
Another packed edition—love the mix of cutting-edge AI updates and practical tools! Excited to see how Project Jarvis might reshape web interactions. Any thoughts on how it could impact other browser-based AI tools like Perplexity?




AI NODES 101

Discover a Comprehensive Guide to node in AI: Your go-to resource for understanding the intricate language of artificial intelligence.
In the realm of artificial intelligence (AI), the concept of nodes plays a pivotal role, serving as a fundamental building block. Understanding the significance and dynamics of nodes in the context of AI is crucial for comprehending the intricacies of AI development and applications.
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