Industrialized AI, Major AI Advancements this Year, Will ChatGPT Take my Job? - GPT-4 is Coming
Industrialized AI, Major AI Advancements this Year, Will ChatGPT Take my Job? - GPT-4 is Coming
AI Bytes: Volume CI, Issue #3
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READING
III. The Age of Industrialized AI
In 2033, AI has revolutionized the gaming industry, allowing a team of 100 people to create a game with photo-realistic graphics and near perfect physics. AI has helped write code, design chips, and create assets for the game, allowing for faster production. AI is now used in a co-creative effort with humans, allowing for rapid iteration and production. In 2023, the MLOps industry saw a collapse as companies realized that real machine learning is incredibly hard and expensive. This collapse led to the rise of the canonical stack of AI, allowing for the development of applications and a new stack that most AI driven businesses use by default.
II. What 10 top AI stories in 2022 reveal about 2023
This year saw major advancements in Artificial Intelligence, including OpenAI's DALL-E 2 and ChatGPT, Intel's deepfake detector, and Google's Simple ML for Sheets. Despite layoffs due to the pandemic, experts expect AI progress to continue to accelerate in the next decade, with a focus on generative AI and data-centric AI. Regulations and executives knowledgeable about AI will be important for organizations to navigate the future of AI.
I. Midjourney Founder Admits to Using a ‘Hundred Million’ Images Without Consent
Midjourney founder David Holz has admitted to using hundreds of millions of images without consent, sparking outrage from photographers and artists. Holz's words in a resurfaced interview have been met with criticism, as he claims that there is no way to trace images to copyright owners. Artists have voiced their concerns about AI image generators, as they cannot opt out of being included in training models or being named in prompts. There is currently no legal framework surrounding AI image generators, and the story is likely to continue into 2023.
LISTENING
This podcast episode explores the question of whether ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence system, will take away people's jobs. The episode includes a dialogue between two ChatGPTs and commentary from the host. The host then discusses the results of the experiment and encourages the listener to share their thoughts on the performance of ChatGPT.
I. The Legal Risk of Using AI in Hiring
In this episode of The Pulse of AI podcast, Jason Stoughton and Brad Newman discuss the legal risks companies face when using AI in recruitment and hiring. Regulatory agencies are taking a closer look at these practices, yet C-suite leaders don't seem to recognize the risk. Jason and Brad explore the disconnect in the marketplace.
WATCHING
I. This video discusses OpenAI's AI models: GPT (2018), GPT2 (2019), GPT-3 (June 2020), Chat GPT (understands dialogue), Instruct GPT (understands instructions). GPT-3.5 is the latest version, and GPT-4 (with 100 trillion parameters) is expected soon. Concerns exist over malicious use, and people have suggested ways to make money with it, but caution is advised.
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