AI can now watch videos, but it still doesn’t understand them

Today’s AI models can describe what’s happening in a video. But what if you asked them why it’s happening, or what it means emotionally, symbolically, or across different scenes? A new benchmark called MMR-V challenges AI to go beyond just

Just wanted to showcase this powerful tool. Also just want to be transparent i’m a fouding Eng for Onuro. But yeah i want to showcase what we have engineered. A big problem with ai code assistants is that they are

Hey guys! I hope you are doing exceptionally well =) So I started a blog to explore the idea of using storytelling to make machine learning & AI more accessible, more human and maybe even more fun. Storytelling is older

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Made it last weekend. Should it be open source? Get access here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1PdkyAdJcsTW2cxF2bLJCMeUfuCIyLMFtvPm150axtwo/edit?usp=drivesdk submitted by /u/SprinklesRelative377 [link] [comments]

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Hello everyone. I just love open source. While having the support of Ollama, we can somehow do the deep research with our local machine. I just finished one that is different to other that can write a long report i.e

I’m seeing and hearing and experiencing this almost on a weekly basis now: somebody can’t get some odd/unique problem resolved because it doesn’t fit into well-known issues, the bots misdiagnose / misprescribe / misadjust something, or the person in need

Outdated coding practices and memory-unsafe languages like C are putting software, including cryptographic libraries, at risk. Fortunately, memory-safe languages like Rust, along with formal verification tools, are now mature enough to be used at scale, helping prevent issues like crashes,

I’ve been noticing a weird shift lately, especially with AI tools like ChatGPT becoming more common — and I’m calling it GPT-Robotica. It’s when people use AI to write things that absolutely do not need AI, and it ends up