Artificial intelligence is helping improve climate models

Artificial intelligence is helping improve climate models

Source: Live Mint No model is perfect. Those modelling climate trends and impacts are forced to exclude many things, either because the underlying scientific processes are not yet understood or because representing them is too computationally costly. This results in significant uncertainty in the results of simulations, which comes with real-world consequences. Delegates’ main fight…

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ChatGPT could replace telemarketers, teachers and traders

ChatGPT could replace telemarketers, teachers and traders

Source: Live Mint AFTER DECADES of blue-collar jobs being snatched up by machines, advanced chatbots are now breathing down white collars. “Generative” artificial-intelligence (AI) tools, such as ChatGPT, have made significant progress in crafting human-sounding language and grasping context. So much so that they have leapfrogged humans in some tasks. This could make as many…

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Why open-source AI models are good for the world

Why open-source AI models are good for the world

Source: Live Mint Open innovation lies at the heart of the artificial-intelligence (ai) boom. The neural network “transformer”—the t in GPT—that underpins OpenAI’s was first published as research by engineers at Google. TensorFlow and PyTorch, used to build those neural networks, were created by Google and Meta, respectively, and shared with the world. Today, some…

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AI to strip people naked: India among top countries to use artificial intelligence tool, 2.5 crore visits in one year | Mint

AI to strip people naked: India among top countries to use artificial intelligence tool, 2.5 crore visits in one year | Mint

Source: Live Mint India ranks second in the list of countries whose users access websites that create sexually explicit deepfake images using generative AI. With extensive use of artificial intelligence, it is becoming increasingly common in India and overseas for people to create explicit deepfakes. These images are then spread through social media, a survey…

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Memory chips could be the next bottleneck for AI

Memory chips could be the next bottleneck for AI

Source: Live Mint Investors are accustomed to volatility in the semiconductor industry. But recent ups and downs have been especially discombobulating. On October 15th ASML, a supplier of chipmaking gear, reported that orders during its most recent quarter were only half what analysts had expected, causing its shares to plunge. Two days later TSMC, the…

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