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This week: Microsoft's licenses OpenAI's GPT-3, the 100 year history of self-driving cars, and the ge
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This week: Microsoft’s licenses OpenAI’s GPT-3, the 100 year history of self-driving cars, and the generative age.
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Latest News
Microsoft exclusively licenses OpenAI’s GPT-3 text generation model | The Verge
Microsoft exclusively licenses OpenAI’s GPT-3 text generation model | The Verge
Microsoft sees this as an opportunity to expand their Azure-powered AI platform in a way that democratizes AI technology, enables new products, services and experiences, and increases the positive impact of AI.
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Scientists Invent Artificial Skin That Can Feel Pain | Futurism
Scientists Invent Artificial Skin That Can Feel Pain | Futurism
Researchers from RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia have created an artificial skin that is capable of reacting to pain just like real human skin.
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From the Blogosphere
The 100-Year History of Self-Driving Cars | OneZero
The 100-Year History of Self-Driving Cars | OneZero
What the long history of the autonomous vehicle reveals about its fast-approaching future.
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The Generative Age | Arram Sabeti
The Generative Age | Arram Sabeti
It’s only a matter of time until we’re generating entire movies and shows. It’s startling to realize that Hollywood movies that cost $300M to produce today might be generated for a few cents within our lifetimes.
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The AI Economist | Salesforce
The AI Economist | Salesforce
Salesforce launched an open source collaborative project to build an AI Economist that can be used to guide policy making in the real world.
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Useful Resources
Can you spot a deepfake? | In Event of Moon Disaster
Can you spot a deepfake? | In Event of Moon Disaster
What if the moon landing had gone wrong? In Event of Moon Disaster presents an alternative history using deepfake tech showing its potential for misinformation.
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What is AI? The Human's Handbook to Computers that Think | Emerging Tech Brew
What is AI? The Human's Handbook to Computers that Think | Emerging Tech Brew
Breaking down artificial intelligence and machine learning, the technologies powering our modern life, in 2020. Answering all the important questions—what is AI? What is machine learning? What is deep learning?
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