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Oct 25, 2022

Nvidia Fashions Industrial-Strength Metaverse-As-A-Service

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Chipmaker sees 3D version of the internet with ‘a whole bunch of robots’ as it expands factory-oriented tools.

Oct 25, 2022

IBM announces system-on-chip AI hardware

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Recent years have seen a growing demand for artificial intelligence (AI) acceleration hardware. IBM has taken note.

In the earliest days of AI, commercial CPU and GPU technologies were enough to handle the technology’s data sizes and computational parameters. But with the emergence of larger datasets and deep learning models, there is now a clear need for purpose-built AI hardware acceleration.

Oct 25, 2022

The Turing Trap: The Promise & Peril of Human-Like Artificial Intelligence

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This highlights the promise and the peril of achieving HLAI: building machines designed to pass the Turing Test and other, more sophisticated metrics of human-like intelligence.8 On the one hand, it is a path to unprecedented wealth, increased leisure, robust intelligence, and even a better understanding of ourselves. On the other hand, if HLAI leads machines to automate rather than augment human labor, it creates the risk of concentrating wealth and power. And with that concentration comes the peril of being trapped in an equilibrium where those without power have no way to improve their outcomes, a situation I call the Turing Trap.

The grand challenge of the coming era will be to reap the unprecedented benefits of AI, including its human-like manifestations, while avoiding the Turing Trap. Succeeding in this task requires an understanding of how technological progress affects productivity and inequality, why the Turing Trap is so tempting to different groups, and a vision of how we can do better.

Oct 24, 2022

What physical materials can learn from AI neural networks

Posted by in categories: materials, robotics/AI

A new type of material can learn and improve its ability to deal with unexpected forces thanks to a unique lattice structure with connections of variable stiffness, as described in a new paper by my colleagues and me.

Oct 24, 2022

This is how Artificial Intelligence will Control Humans

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NVIDIA’s Megatron Turing AI Model can now have conversations with itself to perpetually improve itself in the hopes of understanding how to best control and influence other people in debates. This sparked a lot of discussions in the AI Community because ever-improving Artificial Intelligences pose real dangers to humanity.

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 The biggest Black Box.
01:54 Nvidia’s GPT-3 Competitor.
03:23 How these AI’s work.
04:50 The Ethical issues of Black Box AI’s.
08:19 Last Words.

#ai #agi #nvidia

Oct 24, 2022

Scientists develop “smart plastic” that changes its form from soft to hard in sunlight

Posted by in categories: materials, robotics/AI

Researchers say they were inspired by living things from trees to shellfish.

They were inspired by living things, from trees to shellfish. Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin set their collective advanced minds on creating a plastic that would mimic real life. It would be like many life forms that are soft and stretchy in some places and hard and rigid in others.

Their success, a first ever, using only light and a catalyst to change the properties such as hardness and elasticity in molecules of the same type. The resulting material is ten times stronger than natural rubber and could very well change flexibility of electronics and robotics.

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Oct 24, 2022

A newly developed AI-based method can accurately predict wildfires

Posted by in categories: climatology, economics, robotics/AI

Researchers created an artificial intelligence process that determines when and where wildfires will occur.

Wildfires have caused extreme fire damages across the globe, along with many deaths. It is significant to know when wildfires are spreading, and where, to prevent loss of life. Realizing this important information in advance is key. Forecasting wildfire danger can be a difficult task because of the complexity involving climate system, interactions with vegetation and socio-economic components.

Currently, available information for widespread fires only provides limited data and information.

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Oct 24, 2022

Research Deep Dive

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Join Pattie Maes, Andy Lippman, and a host of special guests and Media Lab researchers for a deep dive into generative artificial intelligence—the use of deep learning and large data sets to produce text, sound, images, movies, 3D designs, virtual characters, even proteins and drug candidates.

This discussion will be livestreamed, and no registration is required; it will be embedded on this page before the presentations begin. The livestream will be closed-captioned, and the archived video will be posted with closed captions within a few days of the event.

Oct 24, 2022

Hard Sciences Being Shaken by Machine Learning

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Latest News Machine Learning Tech news

Particle physicists have taught algorithms to solve previously unsolvable issues.

Oct 24, 2022

New IBM Computer Chip Explained

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New AI processing chip by IBM…


In this video I discuss new IBM AI Chip — Artificial Intelligence Unit.
#IBM

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