It's never a dull moment in the world of A I. There have been so many cool updates that happened this past week including an
A I that can detect diabetes open A is DEV day announcements
Elon Musk announcing his new A I called Grok as well as Amazon announcing their new A I
as well as nvidia's supercomputer breaking record highs in A I model training
Here are the top items in A I news and research. You don't want to miss out on this first article shows how A I
can be used to identify faces of geese and other animals. Researchers have developed an A I tool for facial recognition in geese
which is about 97% accurate in identifying geese by their beaks. Facial recognition with A I is also being used for other animals such as
bears and lemurs. This is important for ecology and conservation because it allows researchers to determine population size and social interactions among individuals
In this next article, researchers have developed an A I that can detect type two diabetes just by yzing a person's voice
Nearly half of adults with diabetes are undiagnosed especially in low and middle income countries using only voice recordings
They created an A I model that can detect diabetes with 89% accuracy in women and 86% accuracy in men
This is possible because diabetes may affect the vocal cords and respiratory system
affecting voice quality. This is just a very preliminary study and more research is needed to test the A I in larger and more diverse
populations. Factors to consider include race, ethnicity and socio-economic background. Last week
open A I held their dev day with exciting new announcements. They introduced GP T four turbo which is an improved version of GP T
The context length increased to 100 and 28 K allowing for more information to be processed
It can now follow instructions better and provide consistent outputs, knowledge cut off
Also extended to April 2023 for more up to date information. These changes are now part of the paid plan of chat GP T
It's also already faster than previous G BT versions but more speed improvements are coming
Users can now build their own chat GP T and publish it themselves without much technical knowledge
GP TS can be customized for various purposes such as lesson planners or graphic designs
An entire GP T store will be published later this year in other news
Hugh Maine. A start up in San Francisco has developed a wearable device called the A I PIN
This is a small device that can be worn on the chest and has features like taking photos
sending texts and projecting a visual interface onto the user's palm. It's designed to replace smartphones and reduce dependency on
them. The A I PIN will be available for purchase in the US starting November 16th with a price of only 699 plus a monthly
fee for unlimited calling, texting and data. The device is meant to be worn all day and is lightweight and comfortable
It uses taps, hand gestures and voice commands for control and has a voice assistant called A I mic
The device runs on Google's Android and will support navigation and shopping capabilities in the future
It comes with a camera, a laser projector and other sensors and has a distinctive design made from aluminum
The battery life is not disclosed but it comes with two battery packs and a portable charging case humane plans to add more features and
integrations to the pin in the future. This is one of the first in a new trend of wearable devices that uses A I and
is aimed at a wide range of users in other news. An A I model called Grok was launched by Elon Musk's Xa I
Company Grok is designed to answer questions with humor and has real time knowledge of the world
It's still in early beta stage but will improve with user feedback
Xa I wants to create A I tools that benefit humanity and empower users
So the goal for GROK is to assist in research innovation. And the pursuit of understanding GROK has shown strong performance in reasoning and coding
tasks and surpasses other models in its compute class on various benchmarks
Grok also performed well on a real life math exam, but again
this is still in early beta. So more updates are going to come soon. Jumping over to Google
Google has developed a new weather model called MET net three forecasting weather has historically been quite challenging and not very accurate
Met. Net three provides accurate 24 hour forecasts for precipitation, temperature, wind speed direction dew point as well as other weather variables
It outperforms traditional weather prediction models and has a high resolution of 1 to 4 kilometers
If you want to get into the details. They used a technique called densification to merge weather data into a single pass through a neural
network which is then trained to spit out a probability distribution for each weather variable
providing very rich information. The system uses near continuous inference to create full forecasts based on incoming data streams
The forecasts are available on Google's products providing hyper local weather insights
Moving on to NVIDIA, their EOS supercomputer broke its own A I training record training
A large language model can take a long time using regular hardware
but that's no problem for NVIDIA which unveiled their supercomputer called EOS that can train a 175 billion parameter language model
in just under four minutes. EOS is powered by over 10,000 H 100 tensor cord GP US and has 860 terabytes
of high bandwidth memory. And for non technical folks out there, this all just means it's really bad ass going into the specifics
NVIDIA set six records in benchmark tests including training a stable diffusion model in 2.5 minutes and training a bet language model in 7.2
seconds. This supercomputer can be rented for only $37,000 a month by companies looking to expand their A I capabilities
NVIDIA plans to use this supercomputer for various tasks such as model development GP U design and autonomous driving
In other news. Git lab introduced Duo Chat which is a set of A I features to help developers be more productive
Duo is similar to chat GP T. It's basically a chatbot that includes issue
summarization code, suggestions, vulnerability explanations and more tools for developers. Duo can access all code even if it's not open in the
ID E setting it apart from others in the field and giving it more context to help developers with coding
In other news, Pepsico has developed an A I to eliminate crunching sounds while gamers wearing headsets eat Doritos
which is also owned by Pepsico. They trained this noise cancellation A I with over 5000 crunch sounds
The goal is to allow gamers to enjoy their Doritos without disturbing their fellow players in other news runway's gen two model has just been
updated. Gen two now produces more realistic and consistent video results. Users can extend A I generated videos and control camera
movements with the director mode feature. This gives creators much more control when generating their A I videos
In other news, Samsung has developed an A I called Gauss that can generate images and summarize documents
Gauss consists of three parts Gauss language Gauss code and Gauss image
The language portion can handle tasks such as writing emails and translation
Gauss image can generate and modify images for creative use. The model is named after mathematician Carl Gauss and reflects Samsung's vision to
improve consumers' lives with A I. It's possible that Gauss could be included in the upcoming galaxy S 24 smartphone in other news
Google's A I powered search experience also known as SGE is expanding globally to over 100 and 20 countries
Sge is basically like a A I chatbot in Google's search results think of it as like a competitor to bing chat
Sge has been updated to include new features such as summarization of articles and definitions of unfamiliar words
coding improvements, image generation and writing drafts. Google is also testing a way for users to ask follow up questions directly on the
search results, page more updates to come on that. And finally, Amazon is working on a new A I model called Olympus
They claim it will be twice the size of open A is GP T four
Olympus has two trillion parameters compared to GP T four's one trillion Amazon plans to incorporate Olympus into its online store and Alexa smart
speakers. And that's it for the top A I news and research this week
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