The Paradox of Perfect: Are We Trading Human Creativity for AI Convenience? I wanted to share with you a thought-provoking piece by @JohnNosta in Psychology Today. The piece explores how our relentless pursuit of technological efficiency might quietly erode the beautiful
GENERATIVE AI
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Qwen 2 VL + FLUX: Advanced Open Source Image Generation
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Qwen 2 VL + FLUX > supports variation, img2img, inpainting, and controlnet-guided generation
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Gemini Imagen 3 Creates Courtroom Image for Legal Case
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Courtroom image above made via Gemini Imagen 3. Here’s a link to the @Digiday story.
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ParisAI Event Featuring Leading AI and Bio Companies
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we've got @parisai loading tomorrow evening! another banger 🙂 ft. @odysseyml @spore_bio @eatgourmey @googledeepmind @avec_alan airstreet(dot)com/events
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The State of Generative AI in the Enterprise
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https://
menlovc.com/2024-the-state
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Hugging Face SmolLM: Lightweight Language Model Released
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What are ya waiting for? https://
github.com/huggingface/sm
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SmolLM: Open Source Language Model Training and Deployment
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SmolLM – run, pre-train, fine-tune, evaluate SoTA fully open source LM Run with Transformers, MLX, Transformers.js, MLC Web-LLM, Ollama, Candle and more! Apache 2.0 licensed codebase – go explore now!
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AI Avatar Pickle Replaces You in Video Meetings
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Se acabó eso de permanecer sentado frente a la cámara para tus reuniones en vídeo llamada. Con Pickle un avatar creado por IA lo hará por ti, así tú puedes moverte libremente.
— Juan Merodio (@juanmerodio) 25 novembre 2024
Impresionate 😲 pic.twitter.com/h4GGtgCIWkSe acabó eso de permanecer sentado frente a la cámara para tus reuniones en vídeo llamada. Con Pickle un avatar creado por IA lo hará por ti, así tú puedes moverte libremente. Impresionate
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Token Caching Challenges in Large Language Models
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Not a dumb question at all. I think caching is the trickiest one here (obvious ones like kv-caching aside). Caching token embeddings of common words probably don’t really help much. And prompts are probably often diverse enough that caching those would be too expensive. Session
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Production tips for open and closed source AI
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a lot of alphas in this fresh unreleased slide-deck by @NielsRogge (well now it's released hahah – sorry Niels) production uses/tips for open and closed source AI https://
docs.google.com/presentation/d
/1LwiPxriVRulQtxsLPck2G8Ya_eMjx08lsXL7TVkRnKo/edit?usp=sharing
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