Solo indie filmmakers are about to have a really good couple of years. AI generated video, voice cloning, character consistency, and AI music scoring for $100-$200/mo will massively distribute all the tools necessary for DIY film studios, where imagination will be the only
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AI video generation state: mind-blowing, trust nothing
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This is the current state of AI generated video.
— AI Breakfast (@AiBreakfast) 26 mars 2024
Absolutely mind-blowing. Trust nothing.
pic.twitter.com/VVwzpTixRbThis is the current state of AI generated video. Absolutely mind-blowing. Trust nothing.
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Would you pay $99 per month for unlimited Sora?
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Would you pay $99/mo for unlimited Sora generations?
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Meta’s SceneScript enables 3D scene reconstruction for metaverse
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Meta introduces SceneScript, a novel approach for 3D scene reconstruction
— AI Breakfast (@AiBreakfast) 22 mars 2024
You will be able to upload your own environment to the metaverse: pic.twitter.com/4DNNR0AJuhMeta introduces SceneScript, a novel approach for 3D scene reconstruction You will be able to upload your own environment to the metaverse:
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Lex asks about Q-Star; Sam declines to discuss
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Lex: Can you speak to what Q-Star is? Sam: We’re not ready to talk about that. https://
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Bloomberg reports companies outsourcing GenAI to Gemini
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Bloomberg reporting that the companies are in talks to outsource GenAI features to Gemini. I was just as surprised.
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Apple’s $100B AI R&D yields nothing, outsources to Gemini
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Did Apple completely drop the ball when it came to developing in-house AI? $100B R&D war chest and nothing to show for it? Outsourcing to Google's Gemini of all things. Wild.
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Expressing skepticism towards safe/fair/unbiased LLM
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Maybe I don’t want a “safe/fair/unbiased” LLM
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Cerebras WSE-3: The Fastest AI Processor, Outperforming H100
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Cerebras’ third-generation wafer-scale engine (WSE-3) is the fastest AI processor on Earth, and makes the H100 look like an abacus in comparison: 4 trillion transistors, 125 petaflops of computing power