Claire and her dark, mysterious man, who never shows his vulnerability, star in the first film from TCL’s new production arm, TCLtv+ Studios. Next Stop Paris, an AI-powered love story, brings every rom-com movie trope to life.
“This summer, if you time it just right, that’s when love arrives.”
The Intercept reports that Microsoft gave a presentation to the Department of Defense that explained how it could use OpenAI’s DALL-E 3 and ChatGPT last year. One such use could be for DALL-E to assist in envisioning the battlefield.
The reference to computer vision training suggests artificial images conjured by DALL-E could help Pentagon computers better “see” conditions on the battlefield, a particular boon for finding — and annihilating — targets.
OpenAI softened its stance on military use for its technology this year, so it’s interesting that Microsoft offered up its products to the DOD.
Business Insider’s Katie Notopoulos wondered if Google trains its AI models on Google Docs we share with “anyone with a link.” Google, which added AI features to workspaces last year, says it only trains on “publicly available” Google Docs.
But the company says that even documents that are accessible to “anyone with a link” remain private unless that link is posted online where Google’s webcrawler can find it.
