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AI image-generators trained on suspected explicit photos of kids, study claims - Vimarsana News

AI image-generators trained on suspected explicit photos of kids, study claims

Hidden inside the foundation of popular artificial intelligence image-generators are thousands of images of child sexual abuse, according to a new report that urges companies to take action to address a harmful flaw in the technology they built.

Source: ctvnews.ca
No Robots(.txt): How to Ask ChatGPT and Google Bard to Not Use Your Website for Training - Vimarsana News

No Robots(.txt): How to Ask ChatGPT and Google Bard to Not Use Your Website for Training

Both OpenAI and Google have released guidance for website owners who do not want the two companies using the content of their sites to train the company's large language models (LLMs). We've long been supporters of the right to scrape websites—the process of using a computer to load and read pages...

Source: eff.org
The ultimate AI glossary to help you navigate our changing world - Vimarsana News

The ultimate AI glossary to help you navigate our changing world

A go-to guide for all AI-related terms.

Amazon CTO Werner Vogels on culturally aware LLMs, developer productivity and women's health - Vimarsana News

Amazon CTO Werner Vogels on culturally aware LLMs, developer productivity and women's health

By tradition, Amazon CTO Werner Vogels caps off the AWS re:Invent conference with his last-day keynote. A more recent tradition is that he also uses that

The First Letter Of Your Name Could Impact Your Career, Research Says - Vimarsana News

The First Letter Of Your Name Could Impact Your Career, Research Says

New research suggests that the initial letter of your first name might significantly influence your choice of career and city of residence.

Source: forbes.com