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Meta Chief Scientist Says ChatGPT-Like AI Technology a Dead End
The chief scientist for Facebook owner Meta on Tuesday said that generative AI, the technology behind ChatGPT, was already at a dead end. "Today AI and machine learning really sucks. Humans have common sense, machines don't," Yann LeCun told reporters at a Meta launch event in Paris.
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ChatGPT Performs Worse Than Students at Accounting Exams, Struggles With Mathematical Process
Researchers found students to have fared better at accounting exams than ChatGPT, OpenAI's chatbot product. The researchers from Brigham Young University (BYU), US, and 186 other universities wanted to know how OpenAI's technology would fare on accounting exams.
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Microsoft to Preview AI Features Inspired by ChatGPT for Word, PowerPoint and Outlook: Report
Microsoft is said to be preparing to demonstrate AI-powered capabilities for its Microsoft Office apps: Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook. The company is reportedly working on integrating advanced technology from OpenAI with the ability to generate content and other data based on machine learning technlogy from the San Francisco startup.
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YouTube, Facebook Commit to Tackling Online Extremism, Educating Younger Users: Report
YouTube, Facebook and Microsoft on Thursday have announced plans to tackle violent content and extremism online. The Alphabet-owned streaming service will educate younger users on identifying misinformation and manipulation tactics, and remove content glorifying violence. Meta will work with researchers, and Microsoft will share a cheaper version o...
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Microsoft Counterfit Tool for Testing Security of AI Systems Released as Open-Source Project
Microsoft has made Counterfit open source, which means that it can be used by developers and IT professionals to conduct security risk assessments of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) systems in organisation to ensure the algorithms used are “robust, reliable, and trustworthy”.
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Microsoft Announces Windows 10 21H1 Update With Focus on Improving Remote Work and Learning
Microsoft has announced the next feature update to Windows 10. Version 21H1 is aimed at optimising experience for remote work and learning environments. The new Windows 10 also update brings multi-camera support for Windows Hello.
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Remove Background From Image: 3 Simple Ways to Get Rid of Backgrounds in Your Photos
Removing backgrounds from images nowadays is as easy as pie with these methods.
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Microsoft Lobe Machine Learning Desktop App With Image Classification Support Now Available for Free
Microsoft has made its Lobe machine learning tool available in public preview for Windows and Mac. The free app lets people apply deep learning and AI models quickly into tools, with image classification support.
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Microsoft Insists Improvements in AI Need Not Come at the Cost of Privacy
Microsoft announced a "zero-code" experience for the people who don't write code and brought a "code-first" machine learning experience for developers and data scientists at the Build 2019 conference.
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Microsoft Launches HoloLens 2 Development Edition; Unveils IoT Plug and Play Modelling Language
Microsoft HoloLens 2 Development price is at $3,500 (roughly Rs. 2,43,000) or $99 (roughly Rs. 6,900) per month.
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Meta Chief Scientist Says ChatGPT-Like AI Technology a Dead End
The chief scientist for Facebook owner Meta on Tuesday said that generative AI, the technology behind ChatGPT, was already at a dead end. "Today AI and machine learning really sucks. Humans have common sense, machines don't," Yann LeCun told reporters at a Meta launch event in Paris.
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ChatGPT Performs Worse Than Students at Accounting Exams, Struggles With Mathematical Process
Researchers found students to have fared better at accounting exams than ChatGPT, OpenAI's chatbot product. The researchers from Brigham Young University (BYU), US, and 186 other universities wanted to know how OpenAI's technology would fare on accounting exams.
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Microsoft to Preview AI Features Inspired by ChatGPT for Word, PowerPoint and Outlook: Report
Microsoft is said to be preparing to demonstrate AI-powered capabilities for its Microsoft Office apps: Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook. The company is reportedly working on integrating advanced technology from OpenAI with the ability to generate content and other data based on machine learning technlogy from the San Francisco startup.
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YouTube, Facebook Commit to Tackling Online Extremism, Educating Younger Users: Report
YouTube, Facebook and Microsoft on Thursday have announced plans to tackle violent content and extremism online. The Alphabet-owned streaming service will educate younger users on identifying misinformation and manipulation tactics, and remove content glorifying violence. Meta will work with researchers, and Microsoft will share a cheaper version o...
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Microsoft Counterfit Tool for Testing Security of AI Systems Released as Open-Source Project
Microsoft has made Counterfit open source, which means that it can be used by developers and IT professionals to conduct security risk assessments of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) systems in organisation to ensure the algorithms used are “robust, reliable, and trustworthy”.
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Microsoft Announces Windows 10 21H1 Update With Focus on Improving Remote Work and Learning
Microsoft has announced the next feature update to Windows 10. Version 21H1 is aimed at optimising experience for remote work and learning environments. The new Windows 10 also update brings multi-camera support for Windows Hello.
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Remove Background From Image: 3 Simple Ways to Get Rid of Backgrounds in Your Photos
Removing backgrounds from images nowadays is as easy as pie with these methods.
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Microsoft Lobe Machine Learning Desktop App With Image Classification Support Now Available for Free
Microsoft has made its Lobe machine learning tool available in public preview for Windows and Mac. The free app lets people apply deep learning and AI models quickly into tools, with image classification support.
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Microsoft Insists Improvements in AI Need Not Come at the Cost of Privacy
Microsoft announced a "zero-code" experience for the people who don't write code and brought a "code-first" machine learning experience for developers and data scientists at the Build 2019 conference.
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Microsoft Launches HoloLens 2 Development Edition; Unveils IoT Plug and Play Modelling Language
Microsoft HoloLens 2 Development price is at $3,500 (roughly Rs. 2,43,000) or $99 (roughly Rs. 6,900) per month.
