AWS unveils machine learning (ML) tools for data science in the cloud
Amazon Web Services (AWS) detailed parts of its AI/ML strategy and announced a dizzying lineup of feature updates and new services to help organizations to better use the cloud for data science.
OpenAI debuts ChatGPT and GPT-3.5 series as GPT-4 rumors fly
As GPT-4 rumors fly around NeurIPS 2022 in New Orleans, OpenAI has managed to make plenty of news in the meantime.
New chatbot goes online to fight image-based abuse
Image-based abuse—when someone takes, shares or threatens to share nude, semi-nude or sexual images or video without consent—has become a growing issue, experienced by 1 in 3 Australians surveyed in 2019.
Caregiving simulator advances research in assistive robotics
Caregiving robots would be transformative for people with disabilities and their caretakers, but few research groups are working in this space. A new robotic simulation platform developed by Cornell researchers may help more people enter the field.
Going viral? Study examines the probability of social media posts hitting it big
New research from Florida Institute of Technology can determine if a picture or video will go viral on social media.
Bringing AI to the full C-suite
AI enables data-driven decision-making for all types of businesses. But it must be responsible, and it must start with the C-suite.
Researchers use machine learning to accelerate computational study of perovskite alloy materials
Researchers in the CEST group have published a study demonstrating the effectiveness of machine learning methods to identify suitable perovskite solar cell materials. Perovskite solar cells are a novel technology gathering a lot of interest due to their high efficiency and potential for radically lower manufacturing costs when compared to the traditional silicon-based solar cells.
The Galactica AI model was trained on scientific knowledge, and it spat out alarmingly plausible nonsense
Earlier this month, Meta announced new AI software called Galactica: "a large language model that can store, combine and reason about scientific knowledge".
Sampling and pipelining method speeds up deep learning on large graphs
Graphs, a potentially extensive web of nodes connected by edges, can be used to express and interrogate relationships between data, like social connections, financial transactions, traffic, energy grids, and molecular interactions. As researchers collect more data and build out these graphical pictures, researchers will need faster and more efficient methods, as well as more computational power, to conduct deep learning on them, in the way of graph neural networks (GNN).
How designing with passion can redefine the customer experience
Taking our customers’ best interests to heart can exceed their expectations and become a real differentiator in a crowded market.
OpenAI upgrades GPT-3 with impressive new skills
OpenAI’s latest upgrade for GPT-3 has given the generalised language model some impressive new creative skills.
Graphcore’s C600 adds FP8 for low and mixed-precision AI
British semiconductor firm Graphcore has launched the C600, a PCIe card that adds support for the 8-bit floating point (FP8) specification.
Basketball study automates patterns of play to compare teams' performance
New analysis of elite women's basketball automatically pinpoints a team's chances of high or low scoring plays despite the ball's trajectory looking the same, in research developed by QUT data scientists.
Predictions for AI, video, chips and more in 2023 | Deloitte
The new year will see AI tools for chip design, video streams with ad support, and a crowd of satellites in space, according to Deloitte.
Pulses driven by artificial intelligence tame quantum systems
Machine learning drives self-discovery of pulses that stabilize quantum systems in the face of environmental noise.
The Galactica AI model was trained on scientific knowledge – but it spat out alarmingly plausible nonsense
The story of Meta’s latest AI model shows the pitfalls of machine learning – and a disregard for potential risks.
Cerebras unveils new partnerships for LLM and generative AI tools
Cerebras Systems announced a new partnership with Cirrascale Cloud Services on an LLM tool and a partnership with Jasper AI on a generative AI tool.
We built an algorithm that predicts the length of court sentences – could AI play a role in the justice system?
Artificial intelligence could help create transparency and consistency in the legal system – our model shows how.