AI News You Probably Missed - Uncensored LLaMA, MetaAI, AI Influencers, RT-2, LK-99 Superconductor
Introduction
This section introduces the transcript and highlights the main topics covered in the AI news.
Incredible Week of AI News
- Meta continues to dominate open source AI.
- Google puts AI in robots, resembling AGI.
- Multiple companies experiment with AI features.
- Dark web produces worrisome AI model.
Meta's Open Source AI and Chat Bots
This section focuses on Meta's open source AI projects and their plan to release chat bots on social media platforms.
Meta's Open Source AI Projects
- Meta has been publishing open source AI at a rapid rate.
- They recently released Llama 2 and are leveraging it in their own products.
- Uncensored versions of Llama 2 perform better in many cases.
Chat Bots on Social Media Platforms
- Meta plans to release AI-powered chat bots on their social media platforms next month.
- These chat bots will have different personas, such as a surfer or Abraham Lincoln, to boost engagement.
Drama Surrounding Llama 2
This section discusses the drama surrounding Llama 2 being labeled as open source and its restrictions imposed by Meta.
Uncensored Llama 2 Models
- Uncensored versions of Llama 2 provide more accurate and unrestricted responses compared to censored models.
Open Source Controversy
- An open source watchdog accuses Meta of incorrectly labeling Llama 2 as open source.
- The watchdog claims that it does not meet the requirements of the open source definition.
- Meta restricts the use of Llama 2 models for certain companies they see as competition.
Other Open Source AI Projects by Meta
This section highlights other open source AI projects released by Meta.
Audio Craft for Generative AI
- Meta has open sourced Audio Craft, which enables generative AI for audio.
- It allows professional musicians to explore new compositions without playing an instrument.
- Indie game developers can use it to create realistic sound effects on a budget.
Other Contributions by Meta
- Meta is releasing tools to identify and label AI-generated content on their platforms.
- They are also launching a summarize feature for their messenger app and Catalyst demo for Material Sciences research.
Companies Embracing AI
This section discusses how companies like YouTube and Stack Overflow are embracing AI in different ways.
YouTube's Video Summarization Tool
- YouTube is experimenting with an AI tool that summarizes videos.
- Users can decide if a video is worth watching based on the summary provided.
Stack Overflow's Shift to Chat GBT
- Engineers are using Stack Overflow less frequently and relying more on Chat GBT for immediate answers.
- Stack Overflow embraces AI with the launch of Overflow AI, a new product.
Conclusion
This transcript covers various topics related to AI news, including Meta's open source projects, drama surrounding Llama 2, other contributions by Meta, and companies embracing AI. The timestamped sections provide insights into each topic discussed.
Cybercrime and AI Fraud Tool
This section discusses the emergence of a generative AI tool called "fraud GPT" that is designed for offensive purposes in cybercrime activities.
Cybercrime Generative AI Tool
- A new AI bot called "fraud GPT" has been developed exclusively for offensive purposes in cybercrime.
- The tool can be used to craft spear phishing emails, create cracking tools, and engage in other fraudulent activities.
- It was mentioned in a report that this tool is available for a subscription cost of $200 per month.
Rise of AI Influencers
This section highlights the rise of AI-generated influencers who are gaining huge followings and landing sponsorship deals with major brands.
AI Influencers
- There is a growing number of AI-generated influencers who amass large followings and secure real sponsorship deals with big brands.
- These influencers, created entirely by AI, present unattainable lifestyles and flawless bodies.
- The impact on people's mental health could be even worse than traditional influencers who use Photoshop and fake images.
AGI Models Using Tools
This section explores the advancement of AGI models using tools through API calls, allowing them to perform specific tasks and seek assistance when needed.
AGI Models Using Tools
- AGI models can now utilize tools through API calls, marking a significant step towards achieving Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).
- These models have the ability to figure out how to use tools they were not pre-programmed with.
- They can also adapt to changes in API endpoints at runtime, enabling them to call for help whenever necessary.
AI Video of the Week: Power Slap
This section introduces an AI-generated video called "Power Slap" and invites submissions for the AI video of the week.
Power Slap Video
- "Power Slap" is a game where two people take turns slapping each other until one gives up or passes out.
- An AI robot was introduced into the competition, creating a controversial scenario.
- The showcased video was created using Wonder Dynamics to transform one of the human slappers into a robot.
RT2: Robot Behavior Informed by Language Models
This section discusses Google's project called RT2, which uses AI models to translate abstract concepts from vast web data into actionable knowledge for robots.
RT2 Project
- Google's RT2 project employs AI models to enable robots to understand their surroundings and interact with their environment.
- It allows robots to use large language models to learn how to behave in different situations.
- Microsoft has also released a paper on a similar topic, further advancing the field of robot behavior informed by language models.
Room Temperature Superconductivity Discovery
This section highlights a potentially groundbreaking scientific discovery related to room temperature superconductivity.
Room Temperature Superconductivity Discovery
- Researchers from Korea University have discovered a material named LK 99 that can achieve room temperature superconductivity.
- Although still being peer-reviewed, this discovery has generated excitement within the scientific community.
- If validated, this breakthrough could lead to significant advancements in battery life, electric cars, computer chips, and even spacecraft power systems.