Deploying Large Language Models (LLMs) on Google Cloud Platform
Large language models (LLMs), like ChatGPT, are rapidly gaining popularity due to their conversational abilities and natural language understanding. [ more ]
Watch: OpenAI's media deal rush continues with FT deal
OpenAI and FT deepen their content deal with potential FT.com links in ChaptGPT, highlighting the AI company's strategy to ingest training material and pay providers. [ more ]
The Financial Times deal with OpenAI highlights an uneasy future for both media and tech
Media outlets like Financial Times are licensing journalistic content to tech firms like OpenAI for training data, offering hope amidst challenging times. [ more ]
5-ish Things on AI: Fake James Bond Trailer Goes Viral, an Inside Look at Secretive Training Data
AI companies rely on vast amounts of training data from online sources like books, Wikipedia, and news to power large language models for chatbots. [ more ]
The U.K. Information Commissioner's Office is soliciting feedback on the impact of accurate training data on AI models to avoid misinformation. [ more ]
OpenAI: Impossible to train AI models and avoid copyright
AI services like DALL-E 3 and Midjourney can recreate copyrighted scenes from films and video games based on their training data.
The study suggests that both Midjourney and OpenAI trained their AI models on copyrighted material, raising concerns about legal liability for copyright infringement. [ more ]
US lawmaker proposes a public database of all AI training material
AI companies may soon be required to disclose copyrighted works used in training datasets to ensure creators are aware and can seek credit or compensation. [ more ]
A.I.'s Data Wall, a Surprise Privacy Bill, and What Happened to the TikTok Ban?
Artificial intelligence companies facing limitations on available training data, new bipartisan national privacy law proposal, ByteDance focusing on new apps amid TikTok ban. [ more ]
AI systems are embedded with values and biases, forcing creators to make choices about whose values the system will respect.
The data with which AI systems are trained and the efforts developers take to mitigate biases play a crucial role in shaping their points of view. [ more ]
Blockchain, the tech behind bitcoin, may have found its 'killer use case' by keeping AI in check
Using blockchain to prevent bias in AI data could be a killer use case for the technology.
Blockchain provides an immutable and tamper-proof ledger for training data, allowing developers to track and roll back AI models if biases or false information are detected. [ more ]