What's remarkable about this image is that the astronaut is in the correct riding pose, even though DALL-E has presumably never seen "an astronaut riding a horse" as prompted.
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AI Art Services Pivot to Games Industry Amid Copyright Concerns
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Is this a pivot into the games industry, upon realizing that artists aren't quite as willing to pay for services whose profit margin is tending towards zero? Selling solutions to #gamedev will require a big step up though, most significantly on copyright clarity. https://
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Innate Priors Shape AI Learning: Evolution Over Minimalism
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– you still need some prior to organize that infinite data and decide how to generalize from it
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AI Texture Generator for Unity – Paid Tool Release
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AI Texture Generator for Unity (paid tool) https://
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Balancing AI Risks and Benefits: A Regulatory Approach
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Correct. The risks outweigh the benefits. I don’t think it should be illegal but it should be approached as a drug or a loaded weapon.
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Pricing pressure on AI services and subscriptions
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They’re going to have to squeeze me harder for the $8.
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IT and OT Collaboration for Industrial Cybersecurity
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Why IT and OT Collaboration Is Necessary >> http://
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Secret codeword for AGI existential risk research jobs
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Is that like a secret codeword to get jobs in “AGI existential risk” research?
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Deep Learning and AGI: Expectations vs Reality
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Complaining deep learning is not AGI is like complaining a car doesn't fly.
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Inductive Biases: Making Implicit Assumptions About Data Explicit
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Inductive biases are always assumptions about the world generating the data. They may, however, be expressed very opaquely as network structure or even arbitrary hacks (easy and common but bad; you should make your assumptions explicit and then test/modify/refute them).