Bioengineer (in spe) I make things
London, UK
Joined August 2011
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For some time, I have been wondering if or when OpenAI would join Microsoft, similar to how Google owns DeepMind. Now, it seems I have my answer, but not in the way I expected humanityredefined.com/p/micr…
Somewhere on UK MoD website is a 110-page report exploring the impact human augmentation can have not only on the military but on society too. I read the entire document and here what I have learned. tl;dr better humans = better citizens = better soldiers
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What if we could take all information about someone— messages, emails, videos, voice recordings—and train an AI on it to create a digital replica?
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This mask is one of the best things I have ever made
Throwback to about a year ago when I completed one of my proudest creations - #Ekko mask from @LeagueOfLegends @arcaneshow
The mask was 3D printed and then I spent a lot of time filling the gaps, sanding and painting to make it look like it was made from brass and ceramic
Commercial humanoid robots are coming and here are 10 companies working on bringing them to work alongside humans medium.com/predict/ten-compa…
There isn't much information out there about Gemini, Google's next-generation foundation model, but from what was revealed during Google I/O and what has been said in interviews, we can make an educated guess about what Gemini might look like hplusweekly.com/p/issue-426
Welcome to the exciting world of biobots, a cutting-edge field sitting in between robotics and biology that challenges our definitions of what is a robot and what is a living organism hplusweekly.com/p/biobots-li…
My article exploring In-Memory Computing and Analog Chips for AI is now available on @MediumPredict medium.com/predict/in-memory…
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OpenAI has officially joined the conversation on how to regulate AI.
"Now is a good time to start thinking about the governance of superintelligence—future AI systems dramatically more capable than even AGI."
Let's unpack what OpenAI proposes 🧵
openai.com/blog/governance-o…
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Earlier this week, Sam Altman, Gary Marcus and Christina Montgomery from IBM have been invited to testify before the US Senate subcommittee and to share their thoughts and expertise on how to regulate AI.
Here is what has been said in the hearing 🧵
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Below is a graph from Google Trends for "artificial intelligence" since 2004. There was a slow but steady growth up until Nov 2022 when the number of people talking about AI skyrocketed. That's when OpenAI released ChatGPT to the public and the world is not the same since then.
This is so cool. Doc Ock or Iron Spider is not so far away from being a reality
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The first phase of the generative AI revolution belonged to OpenAI and Microsoft. Google was left behind and had to catch up. But with what has been announced at Google I/O 2023 event, Google is back in the game
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We are now six months into the generative AI revolution, so let’s check the state of the game - the winners, the losers, the new players and who is the black horse
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In this week's issue of @hplusweekly, we take a look at which approach the EU, UK, China and the US are taking to regulate the use of AI
hplusweekly.com/p/issue-413
The AI revolution could not happen without three things - the right algorithms, a rise in computation power and access to massive amounts of data to train those algorithms on. The last one - data - became again a centre of controversy last week hplusweekly.com/p/issue-412
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"Never trust anything you see on the internet" - Abraham Lincoln
Deepfakes - how did we get here, how they are used and how can we detect them
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This week on @hplusweekly we take a closer look at how deepfakes and generative AIs can bring back to life dead people
hplusweekly.com/p/issue-410