The last week in AI (Nov 10-17). Summarized in 6 tweets:
- The GitHub copilot for scientific papers
- Microsoft, GitHub, and OpenAI getting sued
- A new Browser based on LLMs
- Most popular repo
- Most liked tweet
- Most discussed paper
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- The GitHub copilot for scientific papers
- Microsoft, GitHub, and OpenAI getting sued
- A new Browser based on LLMs
- Most popular repo
- Most liked tweet
- Most discussed paper
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Papers With Code (Meta AI) releases Galactica, a 120B-Param Open-Source Scientific Language Model.
@ylecun says "This tool is to paper writing as driving assistance is to driving."
Read More: galactica.org
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@ylecun says "This tool is to paper writing as driving assistance is to driving."
Read More: galactica.org
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Microsoft, GitHub, and OpenAI are being sued for allegedly violating copyright law by reproducing open-source code using AI. But the suit could have a huge impact on the wider world of artificial intelligence.
Read More: theverge.com
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Read More: theverge.com
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@metaphorsystems releases a search engine powered by LLMs. It understands language β in the form of prompts β so you can say what you're looking for in all the expressive and creative ways you can think of.
Read More: metaphor.systems
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Read More: metaphor.systems
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According to our algorithm, the most discussed repo of the week was: github.com by @ralph_tang
Producing pixel-level attribution maps from prompts, helping to show how different parts of the prompt affect output image.
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Producing pixel-level attribution maps from prompts, helping to show how different parts of the prompt affect output image.
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According to our algorithm, this was the most liked tweet from the AI community:
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According to our algorithm, this was the most discussed research paper:
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