Deep synthesis, or generative AI, technologies underpin wildly popular applications like ChatGPT and Lensa. They're also capable of generating more deceptive media that can make people appear to say and do things they never did.
GENERATIVE AI
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China enforces new rules restricting deep synthesis AI technology
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On Tuesday, China's top internet regulator will begin enforcing new rules to restrict what it calls "deep synthesis" technology. It's the most comprehensive government attempt thus far to curb one of the most explosive and controversial areas of AI advancement.
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China Advances AI Regulation on Deepfakes and Generative Models
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China is pushing ahead in AI regulation—again. This time on deepfakes and generative AI more broadly, including AI-powered image, audio and text-generation software. Here's why the world should pay attention.
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Building Twitter Bot for Automated Image Alt Text Generation
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Trying to build a twitter bot that automatically creates alt text for images for accessibility at the @huggingface hackathon with team3. Anything specific to know/that would be helpful?
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ChatGPT Needs Abductive Inference to Understand Text
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ChatGPT, if you want to understand text you need to learn to do abductive inference.
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ChatGPT’s Width Versus Depth Compared to Eliza
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Eliza was an inch wide and an inch deep. ChatGPT is a mile wide and still an inch deep.
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OpenAI usage growth signals non-zero-sum market dynamics
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Our usage has been growing massively for the past few months and I would imagine that OAI is seeing the same so it doesn’t seem to be a zero-sum game
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HyperWrite adoption story: discovering AI tools through chance encounters
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Funny story, when I moved into my new building, I was wearing an Otherside sweatshirt. @IanWoodfill
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’s roommate, came up to me and asked how I knew about it. Turns out they’d been using HyperWrite for months!