Well surely it’s obvious that fundamental scientific research is not the same as business or entertainment and politics and requires more time and thought than average to parse properly for the public..?
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Indian startup enables language data ownership and monetization
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Google joins corporate partnership on safe AI initiatives
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Interesting in light of the latest corporate partnership on safe AI (Google is a member of both these groups)…
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AI Recruitment Practices in Developing Nations Raise Ethical Concerns
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Ex-Google employees founding startups: LLM boom implications
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The parallel story of why every single one of them left Google and the startups they’ve founded is key to understanding the commercial implications of the LLM boom
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Global Team Diversity Drives Transformer Innovation Forward
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And finally, the truly global team that came together to make the Transformer work is a testament to the power of diversity of ideas/experience in order to truly innovate.
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How GenAI Tools Work: Predictive Nature and Data Generalization
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It’s the scientific lens through which I understood – and hoped to convey – how these new genAI tools really work, including their predictive nature, voracious appetite for data & their generalisability across different domains.
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Transformer Origins: The Story Shaping Generative AI Today
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The story of the Transformer and its inventors was the first one I began to report when I took on my role as AI editor earlier this year – it helps encapsulate the current moment we are in with generative AI, and where we are going.
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Synthetic Data: AI’s Solution to High-Quality Data Scarcity
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High-quality data is a major limiting resource in advancing AI – it’s expensive, hard to obtain & increasingly being locked down. So what do AI companies do? My
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Politicians Must Make AI Accessible to Citizens
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I mean great that he was trying to learn but don’t think it’s a politician’s job to try to be an AI expert though? Isn’t the job to make this accessible to the average citizen so they know how to interrogate its effects on their daily lives?