Do Emergent Abilities in AI Models Boil Down to In-Context Learning?
Emergent abilities in large language models (LLMs) represent a fascinating area of artificial intelligence, where models display unexpected and novel…
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Women are less interested in AI than men, but using it would help them advance at work
Women use generative artificial intelligence tools less than men do. The World Economic Forum recently published an article on the subject .
AIs encode language like brains do − opening a window on human conversations
Language enables people to transmit thoughts to each other because each person’s brain responds similarly to the meaning of words.
What is quantization of LLMs?
Quantization, a compression technique, has long been utilized in various fields to map high precision values to lower precision ones, thus making data…
What is AI model collapse?
AI model collapse is a phenomenon in artificial intelligence (AI) where trained models, especially those relying on synthetic data or AI-generated data,…
‘Intersectional hallucinations’: why AI struggles to understand that a six-year-old can’t be a doctor or claim a pension
When you go to the hospital and get a blood test, the results are put in a dataset and compared with other patients’ results and population data.
FraudGPT and other malicious AIs are the new frontier of online threats. What can we do?
The internet, a vast and indispensable resource for modern society, has a darker side where malicious activities thrive.
Training AI requires more data than we have — generating synthetic data could help solve this challenge
The rapid rise of generative artificial intelligence like OpenAI’s GPT-4 has brought remarkable advancements, but it also presents significant risks.
What 70 years of AI on film can tell us about the human relationship with artificial intelligence
In 2024, AI is making headlines daily. We may be aware of the science, but how do we imagine AI and our relationship to it both now and in the future?
Why Software Engineers Should Embrace Philosophy
In the world of software engineering, where lines of code and caffeine reign supreme, there’s an unlikely ally waiting in the wings: philosophy.