Looks like geometry just got a revamp feat. AlphaGeometry AI. So, we can bid adieu to primitive models, welcome precision, and thank our nocturnal wizard engineers.
Embark on a tech roller coaster with Apple overtures, cryptic ‘crypto’ avoidance games, and the irresistible allure of colorfully flamboyant kitchen gadgetry. Your weekly dose of weird awaits!
Ed Newton-Rex, ex-Stability AI VP, has championed ‘fairly trained’ AI – a term as tantalizingly vague as a politician’s promise. Well hello, sugar-coated pepper!
“Prepare for AI geek gladiator-style showdown at the Revenue Summit 2024, promising thrilling tech unveilings, profit-boosting strategies, and moments dedicated to pondering AI’s ethical conundrums.”
Undergrad Ed Newton-Rex, while crafting a tool to aid novice songwriters, stumbled upon a harmonic jackpot – an algorithm capable of tunefully serenading from Bach to Bieber.
UC Santa Barbara and Microsoft geniuses are shaving carbon capture’s energy consumption by over a third with predictive algorithms – a breath of fresh air, literally!
“MUM, Google’s new AI-powered tool, plans to revolutionize search – imagine one place for all your answers. It’s like the flashier sibling of BERT, but remember, this is AI we’re dealing with: flashy yet fallible.”
“Aussie regulators echo worldwide trend – contemplating AI ‘guardrails’. They’ve dubbed it ‘high-risk’, leaving us pondering whether that includes our favorite, coffee-brewing algorithms. Grab popcorn, this saga continues!”
“Some Gen Z-ers are stumped, not knowing if the ‘miss you’ text is from Sofia the AI or Michelle, their friend. Yes, tech-fame has its glitches!”
With a candid perspective, OpenAI’s Heather King candidly describes current misinformation mitigation methods as band-aids. They’re temporary fixes, scanty plasters over deep, political misinformation wounds.
