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Archives for February 2023

Richard Lawler
Richard Lawler
Are you exaggerating what your AI product can do?

The FTC is casually warning companies to not do that in their advertisements, despite all of the current hype around AI bots and generative technology of all types.

Does the product actually use AI at all?

If you think you can get away with baseless claims that your product is AI-enabled, think again. In an investigation, FTC technologists and others can look under the hood and analyze other materials to see if what’s inside matches up with your claims. Before labeling your product as AI-powered, note also that merely using an AI tool in the development process is not the same as a product having AI in it.

Keep your AI claims in check

[Federal Trade Commission]

Would you let ChatGPT control your smart home?Would you let ChatGPT control your smart home?
Jennifer Pattison Tuohy
James Vincent
James Vincent
Here’s how to make an AI anime.

Corridor Digital has another incredible video detailing their latest experiment with generative AI. The result is an over-the-top anime rendition of a game of rock, paper, scissors.

The output is incredible, but more interesting to me is the making-of video. You can see how quickly AI will change the world of VFX, but also the huge amount of work it takes to get this stuff right. Kudos, as ever, to Corridor.

Jay Peters
Jay Peters
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has some thoughts about the future of artificial general intelligence.

AGI, or artificial intelligence that’s as smart as a human, isn’t here yet — see, uh, everything Bing has done lately. But if it ever does arrive, Altman is (unsurprisingly) quite excited for it, and in his latest OpenAI blog, he talks about how the company is thinking about it.

James Vincent
James Vincent
I hope you’re prepared for an unforgettable luncheon.

Infinite AI Seinfeld was first. Now there’s infinite AI steamed hams. Watch in suspense, time and time again, as Principal Skinner faces that mythic challenge: passing off borrowed cooking as his own as his house burns around him.

Is is surrealist comedy? A form of meditation? Or just an allegory for the unending torment of our own lives? I think the latter. One must imagine Skinner happy.

James Vincent
James Vincent
Your voice isn’t your password.

And don’t believe anyone who says it is — including the many banks in the US and Europe who offer “voice biometrics” security.

As Motherboard demonstrates, your voice can easily be cloned with AI, letting anyone into your account. Watch the video below for proof:

Microsoft has been secretly testing its Bing chatbot ‘Sydney’ for years

Microsoft’s Bing AI chatbot history dates back at least six years, with Sydney first appearing in 2021.

Tom Warren