I’ll keep you up-to-date with the latest tools and updates. There’s a lot to cover …
With “Infini-attention”, Google researchers have developed a technology that allows language models to process texts of theoretically infinite length without requiring additional memory and computing power. Source: VentureBeat
Limitless is a new AI tool that records, transcribes and summarizes meetings and provides real-time notes. The accompanying “Limitless Pendant” is a portable device that automatically records audio and sends it to the cloud. That sounds useful, but it also sounds like a huge privacy problem … Source: The Verge
Logitech introduces Logi AI Prompt Builder that integrates ChatGPT into the Logi Options+ application. It is designed to make it easier for users to integrate AI capabilities into their workflow. Logitech is also launching the Signature AI Edition Mouse with a dedicated AI Prompt button, available this month for $49.99.
Stability AI has expanded its Stable LM 2 language model to 12 billion parameters, significantly increasing its performance. The company says the update strikes a balance between power, accuracy and accessibility. It positions the model as a part of larger systems in which language models can interact with each other and with external tools.
The French startup Mistral AI has released the new AI model Mixtral 8x22B. Interested parties can download and use it free of charge. It is expected to reach and exceed the performance of models like GPT-3.5 and Llama 2 70B.
Loki is an open source solution that aims to automate the fact-checking process. The tool breaks down long texts into individual claims, assesses their worthiness for verification, searches for evidence, and finally checks the accuracy of the statements. Source: Hacker News
The University of Chicago released Glaze 2. It is an improved version of their free tool to help artists protect their work from unauthorized AI scraping. Video protection is next.
Anthropic has made its most advanced language model, Claude 3 Opus, available on Amazon Bedrock. Developers can now use Opus to build generative AI applications. It is initially available only in the US West region (Oregon).
The AI image generator Ideogram has released several new features. One allows users to create images based on text descriptions of reference images. Negative prompts now help to avoid certain elements in an image. And speed mode options offer trade-offs between speed and image quality.
The Brave browser is adding a privacy-focused, AI-powered “answer engine” to its Brave Search search engine that can provide answers in the form of text, fact cards, and images.