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Oct 17, 2022

Top Facebook Scientist Quietly Plotting “Autonomous” AIs

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The top machine learning researcher at Facebook is quietly building a roadmap towards an “autonomous” AI that has common sense.

Oct 17, 2022

Yale researchers create a new amphibious turtle robot with shape-shifting limbs

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The uses of such a robot include ocean farming, diver support, and monitoring of coastal ecosystems.

Yale University researchers in the U.S. have developed a new amphibious turtle robot that has the ability to transform its legs into flippers.

The amphibious robotic turtle, known as ART (Amphibious Robotic Turtle), was inspired by the land and aquatic turtles, a group whose fossil record dates back over 110 million years, according to a press release published by the university on Wednesday.

Oct 17, 2022

Two vulnerabilities affecting Dell EMC PowerStore Family Operating System

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Dell Technologies is a leading provider of IT storage hardware solutions to promote data backup and recovery and accelerate the journey to cloud computing. Dell EMC PowerStore achieves new levels of operational simplicity and agility, utilizing a container based architecture, advanced storage technologies, and intelligent automation to unlock the power of your data. Based on a scale-out architecture and hardware-accelerated advanced data reduction, PowerStore is designed to deliverenhanced resource utilization and performance that keeps pace with application and system growth.

Oct 16, 2022

Developer combines Stable Diffusion, Whisper and GPT-3 for a futuristic design assistant

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How will we interact with computers in a few years? Probably very differently than we do today. One developer gives a taste by linking three AI systems for a digital design assistant.

For his AI-based design assistant, Twitter user Progen links three AI systems: the open-source image AI Stable Diffusion for image generation, OpenAI’s Whisper, also open source, for translating spoken words into English, and GPT-3 for dialogs with the assistant.

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Oct 16, 2022

Artist uses AI to generate color palettes from text descriptions

Posted by in categories: internet, robotics/AI

A London-based artist named Matt DesLauriers has developed a tool to generate color palettes from any text prompt, allowing someone to type in “beautiful sunset” and get a series of colors that matches a typical sunset scene, for example. Or you could get more abstract, finding colors that match “a sad and rainy Tuesday.”

DesLauriers has posted his code on GitHub; it requires a local Stable Diffusion installation and Node. JS. It’s a rough prototype at the moment that requires some technical skill to set up, but it’s also a noteworthy example of the unexpected graphical innovations that can come from open source releases of powerful image synthesis models. Stable Diffusion, which went open source on August 22, generates images from a neural network that has been trained on tens of millions of images pulled from the Internet.

Oct 16, 2022

There’s a Damn Good Chance AI Will Destroy Humanity, Researchers Say

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On the bright side, there are some things we can do to prevent that outcome… maybe.

Oct 16, 2022

Mediamorphosis: How AI is enabling a new paradigm for work and play

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Text-to-image AI systems such as DALL-E 2, Imagen and Midjourney are growing in popularity and capability right now, offering creators a revolutionary new way to produce content.

Generating images from text prompts is a radical new approach to art-making and creative expression. But it also gives us the first glimpse of a fundamental shift in how we can better communicate and collaborate with our machines. And it is this underlying innovation in human-computer interaction that will disrupt the near-future possibilities for how we are able to work and play.

Oct 16, 2022

We are entering a new era powered robotics

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Many observers were disappointed with the recent demo of the AI-enabled “Optimus” robot at Tesla’s AI Day. One reviewer cleverly titled his article “Sub-Optimus.” However, these views actually miss the point. Whatever else may be said of Elon Musk, he is a genius at sensing timing and opportunity, applying technology and providing the necessary resources.

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Oct 16, 2022

Students Are Using AI to Write Their Papers, Because Of Course They Are

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Essays written by AI language tools like OpenAI’s Playground are often hard to tell apart from text written by humans.

Oct 16, 2022

Nanotechnology’s spring

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Nanotechnology sometimes sounds as much like science fiction as artificial intelligence once did. But the problems holding it back seem solvable, and some of the answers may lie inside our own bodies.