Today is debated in the Senate and vote on a plan to introduce facial recognition for the 2024 Olympics. A new Pandora's box to open… @JeanMassiet are you going to react to this debate? or do you know where we can see it? please …
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Nvidia Maxine uses AI to simulate eye contact
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Regarder tout le temps la caméra grâce à des modèles d'Intelligences Artificielles ?
— Defend Intelligence (Anis Ayari) (@DFintelligence) 23 janvier 2023
Nvidia Maxine : https://t.co/WHL5kk1Dyfhttps://t.co/t2D0TpJk4o
Le blog post de Nvidia sur le fonctionnement : https://t.co/6tigxAmgxJ#IA #intelligenceartificielle #nvidia #yeux pic.twitter.com/VPGnynkph6Look at the camera all the time thanks to AI models? Nvidia Maxine:
https://developer.nvidia.com/maxine https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2021/06/24/vid2vid-cameo-ai-research-video-conferencing/
… The Nvidia blog post on how it works:
https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/improve-human-connection-in-video-conferences-with-nvidia-maxine-eye-contact/
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The importance of saying ‘AI model’ to avoid anthropomorphism
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We will have taken a major step when we no longer say 'an AI' but 'an AI model' or 'a Machine Learning model.' The cessation of anthropomorphism of mathematical models primarily involves this switch.
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Getty Images sues Stability AI for image scraping
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Breaking News: Getty Images has just announced a lawsuit against Stability AI (the company that developed Stable Diffusion), accusing the company of scraping image data from its site to train its AI.
https://theverge.com/2023/1/17/23558516/ai-art-copyright-stable-diffusion-getty-images-lawsuit
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The ChatGPT API is arriving soon, enjoy the free version
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The ChatGPT API is coming soon. And with it a host of new potential services to develop, and especially the paid version. Enjoy it while it's still free for a few more days.
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The role of human imagination in creation with AI
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But we don't expect imagination from AI. The creative process remains in human hands: writing a prompt, selecting what suits us, and iterating several times — that's imagination, isn't it? So what's problematic about that?
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Get a complex SQL query from a simple natural request
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— Defend Intelligence (Anis Ayari) (@DFintelligence) 29 décembre 2022
And the best part is that I can just ask it naturally, queries like "yes give me the table of all PlayStations sold in the Netherlands to customers who have a loyalty card". And poof, 30 minutes of work saved with the right SQL query.
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Human becomes the machine’s debugger, paradox
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Well, of course he is sometimes mistaken (often he doesn't understand directly) but I clarify and give him an example and it's fine. So he must know what I do and debug his code. The human becomes a bit of the machine's debugger. That's paradoxical.
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Save 30 minutes of work by simply asking for an SQL query
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Et le must c’est que je peux juste lui demander naturellement après, les requêtes genre “oui donne moi la table de toutes les PlayStations vendu aux paybas à des clients qui ont la carte de fidélité”. Et pouf 30min de taff d’économiser avec la requête sql qui va bien. pic.twitter.com/IgOK0sYZkt
— Defend Intelligence (Anis Ayari) (@DFintelligence) 29 décembre 2022And the best part is that I can just naturally ask it afterwards, queries like 'yes give me the table of all PlayStations sold to the Netherlands to customers who have a loyalty card'. And poof, 30 minutes of work saved with the right SQL query.
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Magic SQL: queries generated from database schema
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For SQL it's magic. I give it the schema of my database (with descriptions). And it gives me everything I ask for. It remade my morning. No more deadly copy-pasting or checking column descriptions every two seconds.