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I finally touched the physical copy of my new book for the first time, a nice surprise to brighten my quarantine days 🙏 Newsmakers: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Journalism is a practical guide about news technology and the innovators implementing it 💪

Stanford faculty Erik Brynjolfsson, Chelsea Finn, Russ Altman, and Laura Blattner explain what they expect to see in AI in 2022 in their respective industries. Stanford Digital Economy Lab bit.ly/3p4xlwB

AI could soon be writing your essays. Is there risk involved? There could be: ow.ly/LAQB50HhgW1

We do have the best sockets in the world.

’You could say ‘guarantee no harm’. But a self-driving car that followed Asimov’s first law would never leave the garage.’ UC Berkeley’s Stuart Russell tells #RadioDavos how to achieve ‘human-compatible’ AI, with KayFirth-Butterfield Robin Pomeroy wef.ch/31EURYc

Tell me you’re a professor, without telling me you’re a professor.

Here are the lighthouses of Europe. The map is even better than it might seem at first glance: the colors are the real colors, the patterns are the real patterns, and the size of the dots is the distance at which each light is visible. geodienst.github.io/lighthousemap/

Had an insightful conversation with Geoffrey Hinton about AI and catastrophic risks. Two thoughts we want to share: (i) It's important that AI scientists reach consensus on risks-similar to climate scientists, who have rough consensus on climate change-to shape good policy.

I can't stop staring at this chart People have no idea how wild it's about to get

AI feeding on itself leads to 'information inbreeding,' which can cause models to collapse. Journalism could be the lifeline! News organizations provide a rich variety of training data that enhances large language models, but this resource is finite. If we consider AI as a living

[NEW] - Joshua Avatar 2.0 🤖✨. Both of these video clips were 100% AI-generated, featuring my own avatar and voice clone. 🎙️🎥 We've made massive enhancements to our life-style avatar's video quality and fine-tuned our voice technology to mimic my unique accent and speech

What if you could get tomorrow's news today? I've been reflecting on the idea of "pre-news" ever since I came across this illustration detailing the amount of time the Associated Press took to publish the iconic photograph of the self-immolating monk, captured in June of 1962 by

AI-Imagined Newsroom Interiors by Renowned Architects: Which Would You Choose to Work In? 1. Zaha Hadid

voice mode and vision for chatgpt! really worth a try. openai.com/blog/chatgpt-c…

Dear journalists, it makes absolutely no sense to write: "PaLM 2 is trained on about 340 billion parameters. By comparison, GPT-4 is rumored to be trained on a massive dataset of 1.8 trillion parameters." It would make more sense to write: "PaLM 2 possesses about 340 billion

Also: a model with more parameters is not necessarily better. It's generally more expensive to run and requires more RAM than a single GPU card can have. GPT-4 is rumored to be a "mixture of experts", i.e. a neural net consisting of multiple specialized modules, only one of which

Just stumbled upon a pretty good abbreviation to “just ask chatgpt”: chask it!

Which news publishers are blocking OpenAI? These are 497 news organizations (and counting) that have told GPTBot not to scan their sites, according to a survey by homepages.news. They make up 44.3% of the 1,123 online publishers surveyed. palewi.re/docs/news-home…

ChatGPT-4 outperforms human psychologists in test of social intelligence, study finds psypost.org/chatgpt-4-outp…