A new AI model in OpenAI's GPT-3 family can produce longer-form content, including poetry and rhyming songs, at a level not previously seen in the models. The "text-davinci-003" language model does the same tasks but requires fewer instructions than its predecessors, according to OpenAI. More: - The model is particularly suited for tasks that require in-depth knowledge of a particular subject, such as creative content.
- It shows a more adept ability to deduce solutions and understand the intent behind the text.
- Davinci is, however, slower and more expensive per API call than other GPT-3 models.
- Users with an OpenAI account can experiment with the GPT-3 models via the AI lab's Playground webpage, where they can type instructions to generate text results for a fee.
ARS TECHNICA 
| |
San Francisco-based Deepgram announced it has raised $47M in equity financing led by Madrona, with participation from new investor Alkeon. The AI speech recognition specialist sells a deep learning-based service that transcribes spoken audio into text. More: - The company says its voice-recognition engine can process audio from meetings, interviews, speeches, and more in more than 30 languages.
- It develops customized voice-recognition solutions, including data-based models that understand specific jargon. For example, its custom-built model for NASA could transcribe communications between the ISS and Mission Control.
- It was launched in 2015 by Chief Executive Scott Stephenson, a particle physicist who is now a deep learning entrepreneur.
Funding: - The latest equity funding completes Deepgram's $72M Series B round, the largest of that stage in the automatic speech recognition category.
- The funding will go toward research and engineering to address challenges like intent recognition, topic and emotion detection, and redaction, Stephenson said.
TECHCRUNCH
| |
 A message from JASPER Break through your creative blocks with Jasper. If you’re struggling to come up with original ideas for your content marketing, leveraging generative AI can help. Generative AI content platforms help your marketing team quickly generate ideas for blog posts, social media posts, video scripts, and more. Learn all the ways you can leverage generative AI content platforms by downloading our free guide - “A Marketing Team’s Guide to Generative AI.” Get your copy
| |
Researchers claim a new AI model can predict a patient's risk of death from a stroke or heart attack within the next 10 years. The deep learning model relies on a single chest X-ray to screen patients, although it still needs validation from a randomized controlled trial. More: - The model was trained to identify patterns linked to atherosclerosis, or thickening or hardening of the arteries.
- The researchers trained the AI model using nearly 148,000 chest X-rays from more than 40,000 participants in the Prostate, Lung, Colorectal, and Ovarian Cancer Screening Trial.
- The algorithm was then tested on data from more than 11,000 patients. After more than 10 years, they found a "significant link" between the AI's risk score and the likelihood of one of the patients undergoing a major cardiac event.
- If validated, the model could serve as a population-based opportunistic screening device by using existing chest X-rays to identify patients who could benefit from statin medication.
- The team was led by lead author Dr. Jakob Weiss, a radiologist affiliated with the Cardiovascular Imaging Research Center at Massachusetts General Hospital and the AI in Medicine program at the Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
RADIOLOGY BUSINESS
| |
Goldman Sachs Asset Management and G2 Venture Partners led a $117M Series F round in Locus Robotics, valuing the warehouse robotics startup at nearly $2B. Locus's main "co-bot" offering can transport items from warehouse shelves to packing stations and conveyor belts. More: - The Massachusetts-based firm offers autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) that can integrate into existing warehouses via a "robots-as-a-service" business model.
- It offers three AMRs, which are the 5-foot-tall Origin robot, the heavy-duty Max, compact Vector model.
- CEO Rick Faulk implied that the company has the numbers to potentially have an IPO in the next 12 to 24 months.
- In August, logistics provider GeoDis ordered 1,000 autonomous mobile robots from Locus for its warehouse locations worldwide.
BUSINESS INSIDER
| |
 A message from SEGMENT.IO Segment is now free for Startups! Segment helps over 15,000 startups get analytics right. We collect, unify and send data to all of the tools you use, giving you consistent data, everywhere. - Collect: Use our analytics API to collect data across web (Javascript), mobile (SDK) and server-side data sources.
- Send: Send that data to 300+ destinations, including data warehouses, analytics & BI, marketing platforms, A/B testing, and more.
- Send data to new tools with the flip of a switch, no implementation required.
- Keep your engineers working on core product, not integrations or internal requests.
Qualifying companies get: - $50,000 in Segment credits for up to 2 years
- Access to our dealbook of over $1M in other software deals
- Expedited support, access to our webinars and content to help startups get analytics right
See if you qualify for our startup program. Apply Now 
| |
At today's re:Invent conference, Amazon introduced an Alexa tool that utilizes AI to generate animated bedtime stories for children. The "Create with Alexa" tool relies on generative and conversational AI models to create the stories from user prompts. More: - The tool, now available in the U.S. in English only, is supported on Amazon's Echo Show smart speakers that have touchscreen displays.
- Users prompt Alexa to "make a story" and then answer questions regarding the story's themes, hero, and adjectives.
- The AI technology then creates a 5- to 10-line story based on the prompts, including animations, sound effects, and music. The story differs each time, even if the same prompts are chosen.
- The team used only curated data to train the tool's AI models to ensure that they're kid-friendly, according to Amazon's Alexa AI head of product, Eshan Bhatnagar.
SILICON ANGLE
| |
| |
QUICK HITS - HubSpot and Brandwatch partnered this year to survey over 1,000 individuals across the U.S. to better understand consumer purchasing habits, thoughts, and behaviors.*
- BBC2 documentary "Hong Kong's Fight for Freedom" used AI technology to swap the faces of protesters with those of actors to protect their identities.
- Philips has added new AI-powered programs to its diagnostic imaging platform to speed up the time it takes from medical scan to diagnosis.
- Amazon updated five of its cloud-based AI services for businesses to better process data. For example, Amazon Textract was upgraded to help banks more easily process mortgage applications.
- Tech innovation is surging in education, finance, health care, and other industries. See what your competitors are building with Crowdbotics.*
*This is a sponsored post.
| |
| |
 |  | Beth is a writer and editor at Inside.com covering artificial intelligence and daily technology news. You can reach her at Beth.Duckett@inside.com. |   | | Editor | Aaron Crutchfield is based in the high desert of California. Over the last two decades, he has spent time writing and editing at various local newspapers and defense contractors in California. When he's not working, he can often be found looking at the latest memes with his kids or working on his 1962 and 1972 Fords. | |
Jasper is an artificial intelligence platform that helps marketing and sales teams create high-quality content faster. | |
Segment is an API-first analytics solution that empowers 15,000+ startups to scale their data infrastructure. | |
Comments
Post a Comment