Google PR counterreaction begins, from Jeff Dean, reminding everyone of the extensive contributions from Google Research across LLMs, ViTs, Multimodal, and Generative text/audio/video: https://
ai.googleblog.com/2023/01/google
-research-2022-beyond-language.html?m=1
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GENERATIVE AI
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Google Research Responds to AI Criticism with 2022 Achievements Overview
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Google Research Community Contributions in AI Series
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A huge thanks to all of the @GoogleResearch community whose great work is represented in this post as well as the subsequent posts in the series.
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Memory-Augmented LLMs Achieve Computational Universality
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Google Brain & Alberta U Paper Confirms the Computational Universality of Memory-Augmented Large Language Models https://
syncedreview.com/2023/01/18/goo
gle-brain-alberta-u-paper-confirms-the-computational-universality-of-memory-augmented-large-language-models/
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AI excels at teaching and copying, struggles with novel ideas
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Good callout! Wording could definitely be tighter (and I'm by no means an expert here, just going off of my best understanding). My main point here is that AI is better at things that can be taught and copied than at novel idea generation, and I think that stands.
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Excitement for 2023 Language AI Research and Team Achievements
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Delighted to see the work from our team (chain-of-thought prompting, emergent abilities, self-consistency, med-palm) featured here, and super excited for language AI research to continue in 2023!
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Google AI Research 2022: Language Models and Generative AI
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Excited to share the first of a series of @GoogleAI blog posts summarizing our research work from 2022. This covers language & multimodal models, computer vision, and generative models. We'll have ~7 posts covering other areas over next few weeks! https://
ai.googleblog.com/2023/01/google
-research-2022-beyond-language.html
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Google Research 2023: Computer Vision, Language and Generative Models
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We’re kicking off 2023 with a series of blog posts that look back at some of the many new and exciting developments coming out of Google Research. Check out our first post from @JeffDean
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OpenAI: Kenyan Workers Paid Less Than $2 to Moderate ChatGPT
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Breaking OpenAI news: OpenAI Used Kenyan Workers on Less Than $2 Per Hour to Make ChatGPT Less Toxic Source:
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AI21Labs Experimental Models Now Available for Integration
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Also, highlighting one of the earlier points, its now possible to use some of the @AI21Labs experimental models! “`llm = AI21(maxTokens=10, model="j1-grande-instruct")“` Looking forward to playing around with this