There’s a name for what’s happening out there: the ELIZA Effect

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELIZA_effect “More generally, the ELIZA effect describes any situation where, based solely on a system’s output, users perceive computer systems as having ‘intrinsic qualities and abilities which the software controlling the (output) cannot possibly achieve,’ or assume that outputs reflect

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Even without understanding anything about technology: the future of AI is not technical, it is educational.* 📍 Quick introduction We are experiencing the height of the Artificial Intelligence hype. AI in headlines. AI in videos. AI everywhere. But this excess

I keep seeing discussions around black-box model and how it’s a big problem that we don’t always know how these models arrive at their conclusions. Like, sure in fields like medicine, finance, or law, I get why explainability matters. But

I saw so many examples of “I dropped this into whatever LMM and omg” but I never saw any real examples of actually printed objects. If you have done so, do you plan on learning yourself to understand what AI

After 2 years I’ve finally cracked the code on avoiding these infinite loops. Here’s what actually works: 1. The 3-Strike Rule (aka “Stop Digging, You Idiot”) If AI fails to fix something after 3 attempts, STOP. Just stop. I learned

Cisco and NVIDIA are helping set a new standard for secure, scalable and high-performance enterprise AI. Announced today at the Cisco Live conference in San Diego, the Cisco AI Defense and Hypershield security solutions tap into NVIDIA AI to deliver

If not, then what do I need to look into and learn in order to become very good at AI video generation? I had in mind doing advertisements for food or restuarants and I even recently came across an AI

Germany’s Leibniz Supercomputing Centre, LRZ, is gaining a new supercomputer that delivers roughly 30x more computing power compared with SuperMUC-NG, the current LRZ high-performance computer. It’s called Blue Lion. And it will run on the NVIDIA Vera Rubin architecture. That’s