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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - Page 9
Intelligence Exhibited By Computers And Machines
Quantum Leaps in Scientific and Technological Research
Advanced Web Search Results, Recommendation Systems
Interaction Via Human Speech, Generative And Creative Tools
AI Problems: Fake Websites, Lying, Cheating, Stealing, Hallucinations
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4 September 2024
Asus Introduces NUC 14 Pro AI Mini PC
ASUS is enhancing its NUC line of mini-computers with the introduction of the NUC 14 Pro AI computers. These mini computers will be powered by the Intel Core Ultra 200V (Lunar Lake) processors, ensuring high performance. The ASUS NUC 14 Pro AI will be designed in the traditional 4x4 format, with more rounded corners than ordinary NUC 14 Pros, adding a touch of elegance. What's more, the ASUS NUC 14 Pro AI will feature a separate Microsoft Copilot button on the front panel, enhancing user convenience and control. While the detailed specifications of the ASUS NUC 14 Pro AI mini-computers are yet to be revealed, the potential they hold is immense. These devices are expected to be equipped with 16 or 32 gigabytes of LPDDR5X-8533 RAM, a testament to their high performance capabilities. The front panel will feature two USB 3.2 Type-A ports, a 3.5mm audio combo jack, and a Thunderbolt 4 port, ensuring a wide range of connectivity options. Asus will announce release dates and recommended prices for the NUC 14 Pro AI at a later date, sparking anticipation among tech enthusiasts and professionals.
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4 September 2024
Nvidia Served With Subpoena In US Antitrust Probe
The US Justice Department has subpoenaed Nvidia as part of an ongoing antitrust probe. The company allegedly used anticompetitive practices to limit competition and coerce customers into using Nvidia products. Third parties, likely tech companies that are Nvidia customers, have also been subpoenaed to provide information. Subpoenas are legally binding requests for information, and recipients must provide accurate information. The information obtained from these subpoenas could have severe consequences for Nvidia, bringing the US Justice Department closer to launching a formal complaint against the company if the DOJ uncovers evidence of anticompetitive practices. The French Autorite de la Concurrence is conducting a similar investigation into Nvidia in France. Last year, French authorities raided Nvidia offices over alleged anticompetitive practices, highlighting the global nature of the inquiry. Nvidia has previously been accused of anticompetitive practices in the GPU/AI market. One of their former GeForce managers previously referred to the company as a "GPU Cartel" that "controls all supply."
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4 September 2024
Intel Releases Free AI Playground
AI technology has advanced significantly, but using AI applications on your PC can be a daunting task. Intel's Ultra CPU and ARC GPU toolset, however, make it easy for users to access various AI tools. The introduction of Intel's Lunar Lake processors at IFA has significantly broadened the audience for Intel's AI Playground, making it a more inclusive community. With Lunar Lake, Intel has focused on delivering strong AI performance from their CPU, GPU, and NPU (Neural Processing Unit). Intel users can now download Intel's free AI Playground software, with the software's code available on GitHub. The software's simple installation process and intuitive user interface make the world of AI more accessible to PC users. This is an exciting time to explore the world of AI, where there's always something new to learn and discover, and you're now part of a larger community of AI enthusiasts.
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3 September 2024
OpenAI To Add 8 New Human Voices To ChatGPT
If you are actively using the Internet, then various kinds of chatbots based on artificial intelligence are not surprising to you. The ChatGPT service is the absolute leader in this direction, having the most extensive user base worldwide. In addition, according to an insider, the developers of this service are actively working to strengthen their position in the market - the integration of more realistic voices that will imitate a person. This artificial intelligence can voice the text, allowing you to have a reasonably meaningful conversation with it as if you are communicating with someone. The only problem is that in the communication process, the user still notices that he is communicating with a machine because a system based on a neural network can sometimes confuse intonation, distort words, and much more. To fix this problem, the developers plan to simultaneously integrate eight new voices recorded by real people to generate voice content based on them. This technology will reach a high level after some time, allowing you to communicate with the machine at the same level as a living person. However, users would like it to work better.
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3 September 2024
NVIDIA Emphasizes AI For GeForce RTX Graphics
NVIDIA updated its GeForce RTX platform and introduced a new tagline: "Powering Advanced AI." This addition reflects the company's ambition to highlight the importance of artificial intelligence on its hardware platforms. It's remarkable, as NVIDIA rarely changes its GeForce RTX logos. The last significant adjustment occurred in 2018, when NVIDIA launched the first RTX graphics cards, replacing the GTX series. Now, NVIDIA has added a new tagline to the logo that emphasizes the AI capabilities of their hardware. NVIDIA has recently been at the forefront of AI development, especially in introducing various applications and technologies. These technologies demonstrate the power of artificial intelligence on consumer hardware. Over 600 RTX apps currently use AI capabilities and more apps are set to come, highlighting the increasing importance of AI in NVIDIA products. With each new generation of its hardware, NVIDIA brings significant performance gains. The next generation, the RTX 50 series, codenamed "Blackwell," is expected to offer even faster AI performance than the current "Ada" series of RTX 40 graphics cards.
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3 September 2024
Microsoft Windows 11 AI Could Search Your Files
Microsoft is increasingly integrating AI support into its Windows 11 operating system. This integration is designed to enhance user experience and productivity. For now, the new Windows Copilot and the plans for Recall make this clear. Recent Windows 11 Insider Preview indications substantiate fears that users could expect more AI features. Among other things, it suggests that Windows will soon search local audio and video content using AI, which could significantly improve search accuracy and speed. Users like @Xenopanther are at the forefront of discovering new features in Windows 11. @Xenopanther, among others, noticed the 'intelligent media search function' in Windows 11 Insider Canary Channel Build 27695. This tool, which transcribes all audio and video files to which the operating system has access, is a testament to the active role users play in the development of Windows 11. While the tool has not yet appeared in an Insider Preview, its description has been revealed, thanks to users like @Xenopanther.
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30 August 2024
Freepik Mystic Announced AI Image Generator
Magnific AI and Freepik proudly present their exclusive AI model, Freepik Mystic. It stands as the pinnacle of AI image generation, the only one with the unique ability to directly produce full, high-resolution images. Freepik Mystic is not just another AI model. It's a versatile tool that caters to a wide range of professionals. It combines the Flux base model, fine-tuning, a technology focused on creating high-resolution images, and parameter fine-tuning. This unique combination gives Mystic the ability to create a wide range of high-quality images, from photorealistic portraits to video game elements, and more. Mystic is a testament to collaboration. It is meticulously edited by top photographers, digital artists, VFX wizards, and designers, and then fine-tuned by in-house experts from Magnific AI and Freepik. This collective effort ensures that Mystic can generate AI images at a resolution of 1,664 x 2,432 with excellent instant compatibility, delivering the highest quality.
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30 August 2024
Samsung SDC24 Developer Conference To Emphasize AI
Samsung Electronics announced that its 2024 Samsung Developer Conference (SDC24) will take place on October 3 at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center in California. This year marks the tenth edition of the Conference, which will focus on harnessing today's AI innovations. This milestone event is especially significant as Samsung celebrates a decade of collaboration with developers, partners, and customers through an open innovation approach, a journey we've all been a part of. Samsung Electronics invites everyone to join the Samsung SDC24 event, beginning with the opening speech on October 3 via live broadcast. The presentation will showcase the latest cross platform innovation opportunities, highlighting the potential of SmartThings, Galaxy AI, Knox, and Tizen in next-generation solutions. This is a unique chance for developers to gain insights into leveraging AI capabilities to create groundbreaking apps and services while utilizing Samsung's trusted platforms.
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30 August 2024
Rand Corporation Reveals Why 80% of AI Projects Fail
Recently, the Rand Corporation, in a bid to understand the high failure rate of AI projects, conducted a survey. The survey involved 65 data scientists and engineers, each with a minimum of five years of experience in developing artificial intelligence and/or mathematical learning models in industry or academia. The first and most common problem was that industry stakeholders often needed help understanding what problems artificial intelligence could solve and what it could achieve. Another important reason AI projects fail is that organizations need more data to properly train an effective AI model. Understanding these issues can significantly improve the success rate of AI projects. There's also the problem that data researchers and engineers are focusing on using the latest and best artificial intelligence technology instead of asking whether using it would help solve any real issues that users face. The other two factors identified are that organizations need more infrastructure to process data and deploy completed AI models and that AI is sometimes applied to problems that too difficult to solve.
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29 August 2024
Google Adds AI Image Generation To Products
In May at I/O 2024, Google demonstrated how it will integrate more artificial intelligence into its products and introduced new AI techniques. Recently, Google made its user friendly generative AI model for images, Imagen 3, available to the public. Image 3 is now ready for use on the four versions of the Google platform: Gemini, Gemini Advanced, Business, and Enterprise. Google updated the creative imaging capabilities and integrated Imagen 3 into Gemini apps, with plans to make it available to users in all languages. Google highlighted that Imagen 3 offers advanced image generation features, such as high resolution output, realistic textures, and complex scene generation. These features come with built in protections to prevent the creation of photorealistic images of identifiable individuals, minors, or excessively violent, bloody, or sexual scenes. Google pointed out the lack of protections in Grok, xAI's AI, as an example of the issues caused by unrestricted use. Imagen 3 incorporates the SynthID tool, a feature that adds watermarks to AI generated images. The tool enhances privacy and security by making it difficult to misuse or misattribute the pictures.
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