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New Research Analyzes an AI’s Mind and Starts Altering its Thinking

Artificial Intelligence, Tech / Jorge Paka

Understanding how AI models “think” has become increasingly critical for humanity’s future. Until recently, AI systems like GPT and Claude remained enigmatic to their creators. Now, researchers claim they can identify and even manipulate concepts within an AI’s cognitive framework. According to proponents of AI doomsday scenarios, upcoming generations of artificial intelligence pose a significant […]

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GPT-4 Autonomously Exploits Zero-Day Security Flaws with a 53% Success Rate

Apps & Software, Artificial Intelligence, Tech / Jorge Paka

Researchers have achieved over a 50% success rate in hacking their test websites using autonomous teams of GPT-4 bots. These bots coordinate their actions and can spawn new ones as needed, all while exploiting previously undiscovered real-world ‘zero-day’ vulnerabilities. A few months ago, a research team published a paper detailing their use of GPT-4 to

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AI-Powered Noise-Canceling Headphones Allow Only One Voice to Pass Through

Artificial Intelligence, Computer & Electronics, Tech / Eduardo Paulo

In our bustling modern world, noise-canceling headphones offer respite from the cacophony. However, their indiscriminate sound reduction can inadvertently drown out important voices. Enter a new prototype AI system called “Target Speech Hearing.” It allows users to select a specific person’s voice to remain audible even amidst noise cancellation. Although still a proof of concept,

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Kilnam Chon Predicts AI Surpassing Human Intelligence in 30 Years

Artificial Intelligence, Tech / Jorge Paka

Research, including the Artificial Intelligence Index Report 2024 from Stanford University, shows that AI has surpassed humans in tasks like image classification and English comprehension, but it still lags in areas like advanced mathematics and planning. Kilnam Chon, an 81-year-old computer scientist known as the father of the Internet in South Korea, predicts that AI

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Veo: Our Most Advanced Video Generation Model

Apps & Software, Artificial Intelligence, Tech / Jorge Paka

Veo produces top-tier 1080p resolution videos in various cinematic and visual aesthetics, extending beyond one minute in duration. Leveraging a sophisticated grasp of natural language and visual semantics, it crafts videos that faithfully reflect a user’s artistic concept—aptly capturing the tone of the prompt and meticulously rendering details, even in lengthier prompts.

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Airlines are Using AI to Improve their Notoriously Bad Meals

Artificial Intelligence, Tech / Jorge Paka

Admittedly, dining on reheated pre-made meals with wooden or plastic cutlery in cramped coach seats is far from fine dining. However, airlines are now turning to new technology to better meet passenger preferences and eliminate the elements that make us regret not grabbing something from the departure gate vending machine. Additionally, it is hoped that

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GPT-4o Processes Text, Audio, or Images for Instant Chat Responses

Artificial Intelligence, Tech / Jorge Paka

OpenAI’s ChatGPT platform has taken a significant leap forward with the introduction of GPT-4o. This premier model can analyze audio, visual, and text inputs, delivering responses through a real-time conversation with an AI agent that sounds remarkably human. Unveiled during an online launch event on Monday, May 13th, by OpenAI CTO Mira Murati, GPT-4o is

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Why Robots Can’t Beat Fastest Animals, Surprising Reason

Artificial Intelligence, Tech / Jorge Paka

In recent years, advancements in robotics and AI have been substantial, yet we have not succeeded in creating robots that surpass the capabilities of nature’s finest. New research delves into the fundamental reasons behind this phenomenon. Exploring Over a Hundred Studies Reveals a Crucial Integration Barrier in Advancing Robotics After examining over a hundred prior

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AI-Created Gene Editing Tools Successfully Alter Human DNA

1 Comment / Artificial Intelligence, Tech / Jorge Paka

In the medical field, AI assists in detecting issues like irregular heart rhythms and identifying skin cancer. However, is AI’s involvement in our genome necessary? Profluent, a protein-design company established in 2022 in Berkeley, California, believes it is. Profluent has been investigating AI-driven methods to study and create novel proteins not found naturally. This week,

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AI Outperforms Humans in Most Performance Benchmarks

Artificial Intelligence, Tech / Marcílio Santos

Stanford University’s Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI) has published the seventh edition of its extensive AI Index report, authored by a diverse group of academic and industry specialists. This latest edition, more comprehensive than its predecessors, underscores the swift advancement and increasing relevance of AI in our daily lives. It delves into various topics,

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