Six U.S. Senators introduced a new bipartisan bill today that would create new transparency and accountability standards for AI while also aiming to foster innovation. The legislation is called the "Artificial Intelligence Research, Innovation, and Accountability Act of 2023."
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Open Source Licensing Critical for Research Project Success
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That's a totally fair perspective. Just two thoughts, if I may be so bold: – Use the term "source available", not "open source"
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AI Revolution Debate with Tech and Policy Experts
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On Nov 20, @DigEconLab director @erikbryn will join fellow esteemed speakers from @GeorgiaTech
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OpenAI DevDay Breakout Sessions: New Developer Features
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Our OpenAI DevDay Breakout Sessions are now live on YouTube. Check out deeper dives of our new features for developers, techniques for maximizing LLM performance, and more.
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Whisper hallucination demo: ChatGPT-4 chat with baby wanting more milk
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Demo of Whisper hallucination — chat between ChatGPT 4 and a baby who wants more milk even though she just had two bottles:
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Self-Destructing Models: Preventing AI Jailbreaking and Misuse
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If ChatGPT can be jailbroken with only 20 cents, what can creators do to prevent their models from being repurposed for harm? Researchers describe one initial direction for increasing the costs of doing so: the self-destructing model.
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Self-Attention Mechanism Implementation for Language Models
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Understanding and Coding the Self-Attention Mechanism of Large Language Models From Scratch https://
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Google Researchers Present Latest Advances in ML and AI
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Yesterday’s Research@ Seoul event was a success — Google Researchers led lightning talks on ML fairness, Genomics, Materials Science, Generative AI in Search, & Quantum. We're grateful to them for presenting their work & fueling progress in the field!
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Microsoft Research License Restrictions Impact Academic AI Innovation
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This looks very exciting Sebastien – congrats! Any chance we might see the license open up in the future? Currently it's research-only. MSFT has released most cool academic stuff as research-only for the last 25 years or so, and it's really limited its impact IMO.
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Test Set Leakage Accusations Require Solid Evidence
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Jay, that's really not cool to throw around such accusations unless you're *very* sure you can back them up. If you think there might be some evidence of test set leakage, publish that evidence, and let's discuss it. I've seen no compelling evidence myself so far.