Gain insights on the challenges and solutions in aligning AI technologies with societal values and legal frameworks. I hope you enjoy the discussion! Full interview on YouTube: https://
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On Spotify: https://
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AI alignment with societal values and legal frameworks discussion
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Ethics in AI: Deep Dive into Best Practices
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Good morning fellow AI enthusiast! This week's iteration focuses on AI ethics with a new fantastic episode of the What's AI podcast with the amazing Auxane Boch! Learn more in the newsletter: https://
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Skin tone bias in medical AI training data impacts diagnosis
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Black and brown skin tones are underrepresented in teaching materials in medicine; what does this mean for the diagnosis and treatment of patients from these communities?
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Comparing Closed vs Open Source Models: Deployment Costs and Fairness
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how can you compare a non open source, non deployable model with an open source model which is deployable? whats the actual cost fpr deploying gpt3.5 or gpt4? i also have a lot of respect for openai but not for comparison of apples and oranges.
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Anthropic Extracts Interpretable Features from Transformer Layer
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Anthropic’s new research extracts a large number of interpretable features from a one-layer transformer. What does that mean?
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Google Q&A on Neural Implicit Representations at ICCV2023
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Visit the #ICCV2023 Google booth today at 3:30 PM for a Q&A session on the limitations of employing neural implicit representations for real world applications. Don’t miss the opportunity to learn about Google research contributions toward this goal. pic.twitter.com/a7rY5QjtYN
— Google AI (@GoogleAI) 6 octobre 2023Visit the #ICCV2023 Google booth today at 3:30 PM for a Q&A session on the limitations of employing neural implicit representations for real world applications. Don’t miss the opportunity to learn about Google research contributions toward this goal.
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Google Researcher Presents Prompt-Tuning Method for Inverse Imaging
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Today at 12:30 PM, visit the #ICCV2023 Google booth to listen to Google Student Researcher, Hyungjin Chung, discuss a new prompt-tuning method that solves inverse imaging problems by using text-to-image latent diffusion models as general priors.
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PhD Research Excellence Over Social Media Recognition
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Let it fuel your fire! They are probably getting requests for pictures all day long (at ICCV?) Better to do amazing research as a PhD candidate and stand out through a great presentation.
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CS Undergraduates Transitioning to Computational Neuroscience Research
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Speaking to more and more CS undergraduates who are disillusioned by the current state of AI. On the bright side, I met one that wants to apply to computational neuroscience grad programs. What background do CS majors need to help out in that field?