Why go to all the trouble of attending Harvard when you can use a GPT to get any degree you want? Here is my degree in Plagiary: https://
chat.openai.com/g/g-TBceeIPgi-
harvardize-me
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GENERATIVE AI
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GPT Degrees: Harvard Alternative or Academic Fraud?
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Why Multiple Standards for Generative AI Could Be Beneficial
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Maybe it is a good thing that there isn’t a single “RMS” of Generative AI
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Cathedral and Bazaar Converge with Generative AI
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We are at a time when ‘The Cathedral and the Bazaar’ meets Generative AI
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AI-Generated Digital Art NFT: Becoming Edition 1/1
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Crypto AI Art #558 EDITION 1/1 Collection: "Becoming" Historical Significance: A digital AI artwork with a unique NFT. Asset : https://
opensea.io/assets/ethereu
m/0x4f652d9ac6095756574b2254246f121b1042f278/279
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Seam Carving Technique Applied to Textual Data Processing
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this is super neat, it’s kind of like the textual equivalent of “seam carving” in computer vision https://
x.com/maxkreminski/s
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ChatGPT Plugins Skepticism Echoes in AI Community
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I feel like this is what everyone said about ChatGPT Plugins as well.
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Data and APIs as Competitive Advantage in AI Market
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So which part to you disagree with? I said in my post that those with their own data and/or APIs will be the few that win.
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GPT-Store Winners: SaaS APIs and Proprietary Data
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One more follow-up since people seem to think I'm saying the GPT-Store is going to suck or something. I think there will be SOME big winners… Mostly SaaS companies with existing APIs (Zapier, Uber, OpenTable, IFTTT, etc.), companies with proprietary data that can be accessed
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Open Source Tool for Image Animation Using Video Diffusion
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I've made another little tool, this time for animating images using stable-video-diffusion (non-commercial usage)https://t.co/F9et2Np7Dt
— fofr (@fofrAI) 5 janvier 2024
I've included instructions for using it as a Finder quick-action too:
– select images
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– wait for videos (~1min) https://t.co/OnACXQ0DBO pic.twitter.com/T6AJeiFyhHI've made another little tool, this time for animating images using stable-video-diffusion (non-commercial usage) https://
github.com/fofr/animate I've included instructions for using it as a Finder quick-action too: – select images
– right click > animate
– wait for videos (~1min)