Artificial General Intelligence: Birds vs Planes
Humankind has long aspired to take to the skies. Even after decades of innovation, our flight technology still doesn’t match the efficiency of birds.
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The Interplay of GPT Popularity and Data Usage Consent
This article explores the correlation between the rising popularity of GPT-based products and the increasing implementation of data usage consent measures.
GPU vs CPU: CPU is a better choice, at least for certain use cases
GPU vs CPU: CPU can be a better choice, at least for certain use cases, such as LLM inference and fine-tuning
The Role of regulatory bodies in the AI Act
Regulatory bodies in the AI Act: A Framework for trustworthy AI The EU’s AI Act establishes a regulatory framework for AI, outlining the rules and …
Quest for Artificial General Intelligence
This article explores the limitations of GPT-like language models, discusses future directions for their development, and examines why these models do not yet equate to Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).
A Growing Threat of AI Weaponization
The weaponization of AI through tools like FraudGPT and WormGPT poses a significant threat by enabling more efficient and sophisticated cyber attacks, necessitating advanced cybersecurity measures and awareness to combat their malicious use.
The concept of “originality” in EU law
Unleashing Creativity: Navigating the Intersection of Originality, Personality, and AI in EU Copyright Law
Generative AI Art: The Ethical Canvas
The rise of generative AI art raises questions about authorship, ownership, and the ethical implications of using AI to create art.
AI-related EY and LuxInnovation event took place in Luxembourg
The event titled "AI in Tech: What’s Next?" was an engaging exploration of cutting-edge topics in technology and innovation.