Opinion piece: AI – Regulate Without Slowing Innovation
by Eva JAIDAN – Head of Artificial Intelligence – MEGA…
AI
Towards the Habermas Machine
Google DeepMind has just announced a large language model, which claims to generate a consensus position from a collection of individual views. The name of the model is a reference to Jürgen Habermas’s theory of communicative action.An internet search …
Towards the Habermas Machine
Google DeepMind has just announced a large language model, which claims to generate a consensus position from a collection of individual views. The name of the model is a reference to Jürgen Habermas’s theory of communicative action.An internet search …
Generative AI doesn’t copy art, it ‘clones’ the artisans — cheaply
The early machines at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution produced ‘cheap’ (in both meanings) products and it was the introduction of that ‘cheap’ category that was actually disruptive. In the same way, where ‘cheap’ is acceptable (and no: that …
Transforming business practices through augmented intelligence: a new revolution
Opinion piece / Crossed view – MEGA International – June…
When ChatGPT summarises, it actually does nothing of the kind.
One of the use cases I thought was reasonable to expect from ChatGPT and Friends (LLMs) was summarising. It turns out I was wrong. What ChatGPT isn’t summarising at all, it only looks like it. What it does is something else and that something else only…
The Open Group Summit – Events Highlights Ecosystems Architecture & AI Standards, Edinburgh, UK, April 22-25, 2024
By Ash Patel, Marketing Specialist, The Open Group
The recent Summit of The Open Group in Edinburgh featured a vast variety of leading subject matter experts, keynote speakers, Forum Members, Work Groups, and Consortia, who came together to start a conversation involving the following themes: Ecosystems Architecture & AI Standards, Sustainability / Enterprise Architecture / Digital Transformation, and much more. There were over 425 attendees from 30 countries!
Microsoft lays the limitations of ChatGPT and friends bare
Microsoft researchers published a very informative paper on their pretty smart way to let GenAI do ‘bad’ things (i.e. ‘jailbreaking’). They actually set two aspects of the fundamental operation of these models against each other.
How a Series of ‘Quick Wins’ with AI Can Transform Businesses
by Kimberley Hagerty Introduction In the fast-paced world of supply…
Ain’t No Lie — The unsolvable(?) prejudice problem in ChatGPT and friends
Thanks to Gary Marcus, I found out about this research paper. And boy, is this is both a clear illustration of a fundamental flaw at the heart of Generative AI, as well as uncovering a doubly problematic and potentially unsolvable problem: fine-tuning …
Will Sam Altman’s $7 Trillion AI Plan Rescue AI?
Sam Altman wants $7 trillion for AI chip manufacturing. Some call it an audacious ‘moonshot’. Grady Booch has remarked that such scaling requirements show that your architecture is wrong. Can we already say something about how large we have to scale cu…
The Department of “Engineering The Hell Out Of AI”
ChatGPT has acquired the functionality of recognising an arithmetic question and reacting to it with on-the-fly creating python code, executing it, and using it to generate the response. Gemini’s contains an interesting trick Google plays to improve be…