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AI Use Cases - according to analysts

Business analysts all have their own theories and predictions on GenAI. One evergreen is “summarization”, perhaps gleaned from Model Cards. Same for the recent Forrester event in Milan: The other main reason consumers are using AI, in Italy but especially in Germany, is to summarize something. Read more...

OpenAI Sora: the next art revolution?

So Sora is making waves, prompting "AI Doomsayers" to speak on the behalf of artists, while at the same time dunking on TikTok culture. Read more...

USPTO: Inventorship Guidance for AI-Assisted Inventions

Guidance by the United States Patent and Trademark Office, released on Feb 13: Federal Register Read more...

Vision prompt injection

A poster on LinkedIn generalizes from his experience with the Gemini Advanced system to all vision models: Vision models are weirdly prone to prompt injection - they are more likely to take (even contradictory) instructions from an image to follow them. Read more...

[UPDATED] Legal Co Writing

description: “Examines AI-assisted legal co-writing workflows, highlighting document drafting, compliance checking, collaboration features, and ethical considerations.” layout: post title: “Legal co-writing” date: 2024-02-24 last_updated: 2024-02-24 tags: [copilot, openai, claude] — Read more...