Two internet sensations give non-nerds a turn at artificial intelligence, yielding surprising wit and stunning avatars.

The Galactica large language model (LLM) is being trained with millions of pieces of academic content. It is designed to help the research community better manage the "explosion of information."

Companies say they want ethical AI. But those working in the field say that ambition comes at their expense.

Blog posts with images get 2.3x more engagement. Here’s the problem - we make a query engine for streaming tables. How the heck are you supposed to pick images for technical topics like comparing the similarities between Deephaven and Materalize, viewing pandas DataFrames, gRPC tooling for getting data streams to the browser, using Kafka with Parquet for storage, or using Redpanda for streaming analytics?

Meaningful human oversight over AI requires a critical look at the temporal dynamics of how AI enters our lives. I argue that ideologies such as “move fast and break things” do just that - move fast and break things. Instead, what if we could slow down and contribute to crafting empowering futures?

Here's a thought experiment: every search result is now contested by 100 AI-generated articles. How do you respond?

Four creators share their Dall-E-generated images – and their hopes and fears about AI in art

How does this work? Recorded a selection of open cameras for weeks. Scraped all Instagram photos tagged with the locations of the open cameras. Software compares the Instagram with the recorded footage. I launched the project on 12 September 2022. The YouTube video was just created with results of 10 days. I will publish new…