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WebSim, WorldSim, and The Summer of Simulative AI — with Joscha Bach of Liquid AI, Karan Malhotra of Nous Research, Rob Haisfield of WebSim.ai - Vimarsana News

WebSim, WorldSim, and The Summer of Simulative AI — with Joscha Bach of Liquid AI, Karan Malhotra of Nous Research, Rob Haisfield of WebSim.ai

Three perspectives on the most viral fringe of generative AI this year: Simulative AI!

AI #51: Altman's Ambition - Vimarsana News

AI #51: Altman's Ambition

Sam Altman is not playing around. He wants to build new chip factories in the decidedly unsafe and unfriendly UAE. He wants to build up the world’s supply of energy so we can run those chips. What does he say these projects will cost? Oh, up to seven trillion dollars. Not a typo.

Why transformative artificial intelligence is really, really hard to achieve - Vimarsana News

Why transformative artificial intelligence is really, really hard to achieve

A collection of the best technical, social, and economic arguments Humans have a good track record of innovation. The mechanization of agriculture, steam engines, electricity, modern medicine, computers, and the internet—these technologies radically changed the world. Still, the trend growth rate of GDP per capita in the world's frontier

Anthropic, creator of Claude 2, is trying to be a safety-first AI company - Vimarsana News

Anthropic, creator of Claude 2, is trying to be a safety-first AI company

The founders of Anthropic left OpenAI to make a safe AI company. It’s easier said than done.

Source: vox.com
Language models might be able to self-correct biases—if you ask them - Vimarsana News

Language models might be able to self-correct biases—if you ask them

A study from AI lab Anthropic shows how simple natural-language instructions can steer large language models to produce less toxic content.