Summary Hugging Face has released HuggingChat, an open-source chatbot. You can try it for free in your browser or customize it to your needs. Hugging Face has become an integral part of the AI community. The code repository plays an essential role for developers to quickly make models available to a wide audience. The growing …
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Summary OpenAI responds to privacy criticism from international companies and government agencies by addressing two of the biggest criticisms with new data control settings. First, ChatGPT users can now turn off chat history. Turning it off also ensures that data entered in chat will not be used to optimize future OpenAI AI models. However, the …
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Summary Nvidia’s NeMo Guardrails is designed to make chatbots like ChatGPT more secure for use in enterprise applications. Generative AI models permeate our digital infrastructure, whether for images, text, or code. Nvidia has long offered NeMo, an open-source framework for training and deploying large-scale language models. Now, NeMo Guardrails is another building block that addresses …
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Summary RunwayML is an AI-powered video editor. Its Gen 1 model is now available in an iPhone app. The iPhone app offers features from RunwayML’s Gen-1 AI model. The New York-based startup unveiled the model last February: It can give videos new styles, similar to the filter technology popularized by Instagram, but with much stronger …
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Summary Suno AI’s Bark generative AI audio model can generate sounds in addition to voices in many languages. The generation of sounds within a speech is flexible, using instructions in the text prompt to the voice model, such as [laugh] gold [gasp]. Suno AI lists a number of such sound instructions, but says it finds …
With “Bark” you can make AI voices laugh, cry and even sing Read More »
Newsletter Dataloop VP of Product Shlomi Avigdor explains how data engines play a part in scaling and deploying AI to solve the content moderation problem in online social experiences. Keeping discussions safe in online communities is a challenge. That’s already putting it mildly when it comes to more traditional text-based social media sites. When it …
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Summary Google has given its chatbot Bard an update that allows it to generate code in over 20 programming languages. The update also brings a feature that sets Bard apart from ChatGPT. In addition to writers who string sentences together in natural language, one audience, in particular, has benefited from the progress of large language …
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Generate AI images free of charge and uncensored – this is possible with Stable Diffusion. Two programs make it particularly easy for users under Windows. The article Running Stable Diffusion on Windows: All the tools you need appeared first on THE DECODER.
Summary Rewind AI sounds like every privacy regulator’s worst nightmare. But the company behind this software that records everything you do on your laptop promises not to snoop on your data. What if there was an AI tool that could listen to everything you said, heard, and did, and could play it back to you? …
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Summary Looking for a fun way to pass the time? How about a Turing Test that shows how close language AIs and humans have come? Human-machine tests have long been an integral part of the Internet. Captchas, for example: by performing small tasks, usually recognizing shapes or images, humans have to prove their humanity from …
