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IBM Research: synthetic Q&A

IBM Research introduces “LAB”: “Large-scale Alignment for chatBots”. From their blogpost: The large language models (LLMs) behind modern chatbots are pre-trained on the raw text to learn an abstract representation of language. This then primes them to learn many tasks quickly once they see labeled, detailed instructions during alignment. But ... Read more...

Anthropic Claude 3 released

Anthropic have released the Claude 3 family: Announcement. Read more...

Suno AI at MoCA Taipei

The AI art exhibition Hello, Human currently running at MoCA Taipei features several works created using Suno AI. To my surprise, Suno AI has singing voices! Very beautiful, and only slightly glitchy at times. Read more...

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...