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So as part of a project I’m running, I’m trying to find AI companies/products that are going to transform the consumer’s experience directly. Most of what I can find are either general tools like ChatGPT, meeting notetakers like Firefly, writing

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Hello all, I am autistic, with comorbidities in ADHD and Bipolar type 2, after many years of exploring treatment and options my current independent living plan revolves around technology instead of medication, this is all signed off on by my

Microsoft Research Introduces AutoGen Studio: A Low-Code Interface for Rapidly Prototyping AI Agents.[1] Generative AI creates playable version of Doom game with no code.[2] AI could help identify high-risk heart patients.[3] Amazon hires the founders of AI robotics startup Covariant.[4]

I wonder if they are any free sites or AMD-compatible WIndows programs that allow the use of RVC voice models to create custom text to speech conversions directly? I tried searching everywhere and the only ones I’ve found are the

I hold a belief that LLMs can do practically anything, despite the fact that they’re actually quite limited. Problem LLMs are very limited. They can reliably do some, simple, small reasoning tasks. But they struggle to do large, complex tasks.

I am aware that I am treading into a potentially controversial subject, but hear me out. By “filtered” and “unfiltered”, I am referring to what is in the training set used. Consider this illustration: A researcher wants to create a

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I look up questions that inmates in jail ask me to research, I ask questions about political theories, I ask questions about music, I ask questions about social media, I ask questions about technology including coding and I even ask

Cartesia AI Released Rene: A Groundbreaking 1.3B Parameter Open-Source Small Language Model Transforming Natural Language Processing Applications.[1] Tesla Plans Robotaxi Reveal at California Warner Bros. Studio.[2] ‘A tech firm stole our voices – then cloned and sold them’.[3] Microsoft Launches