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The OpenAI playground has been released to the public with no waitlist in November 2021. If you have been looking to test out building an AI generated application, now is the time.
In this short tutorial I will talk about some of the different characteristics the Openai gpt-3 playground provides. With a multitude of capabilities finding what’s best for you can start right here.
“If we’re looking for that one terminator to show up at our door, we’re maybe looking in the wrong place,” says Matt Mahmoudi, Amnesty International artificial intelligence researcher. “What we’re actually needing to keep an eye out for are these more mundane ways in which these technologies are starting to play a role in our everyday lives.”
Laura Nolan, a software engineer and a former Google employee now with the International Committee for Robot Arms Control, agrees. “These kinds of weapons, they’re very intimately bound up in surveillance technologies,” she says of lethal autonomous weapons systems or LAWS.
Beyond surveillance, Nolan warns that: “Taking the logic of what we’re doing in warfare or in our society, and we start encoding it in algorithms and processes … can lead to things spinning out of control.”
But Mahmoudi, says there is hope for banning autonomous weapons, citing existing protections against the use of chemical and biological weapons. “It’s never too late, but we have to put human beings and not data points ahead of the agenda.”
On UpFront, Marc Lamont Hill discusses the risks behind autonomous weapons with the International Committee for Robot Arms Control’s Laura Nolan and Amnesty International’s Matt Mahmoudi.
What if AI companion systems become so believable, humans begin to treat them as a shoulder to lean on? This has already began to happen and in this episode, we take a deep dive to investigate.
I have looked at A.i (artificial intelligence) on this channel before. We have looked at how it may be taking over the graphic design world, and how it might be taking a lot of designer jobs. It isn’t necessarily a ‘bad’ thing however, as many designers think there will always been a need for human created designs, and also there will be the need for humans to see over A.i software. But today I have 5 examples of how artificial intelligence is in fact changing the graphic design and creative space.
How DALL-E 2 creates images from text descriptions.
OpenAI just announced a new AI Text-to-Image model based on GPT-3 called DALL-E 2. It is capable of turning a text description into a unique image or work of art that has never been seen before.
In this video, we will learn why GPT-3 is so unique, how it manages to help bring in a new wave of excitement for AI. On top of this we will also briefly look under the hood of GPT-3 to understand its architecture and some of its potential dangers.
We launched our AI Article Writer originally in February this year and ours was the first Article Writer in the market, capable of generating a full article within seconds.
But, that process had a couple of limitations as it was not continuous and the AI models weren’t that good back then. We were getting continuous requests from our users to enhance the workflow and improve the quality of the generated content.
With AI Article Writer 2.0, we have simplified the whole process so that just with the input of a minimum of 2-5 words, you can compose full-length articles/blog posts. The quality of the content generated in each step is outstanding and full-length article/blog posts can be generated within 30 seconds. You also have the choice to choose the best variants at each step and modify them as per your needs.
Artificial Intelligence is all around us. The most widely used form of AI is called Machine Learning and you probably interact with it every day. Find out what Machine Learning is and how it’s changing our world.
A video about neural networks, how they work, and why they’re useful.