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There is a lot of talk about generative intelligence and how to integrate it into business processes for producing and processing information. Here is a practical example of application. Starting problem: creating a collection of images for the football-player database of Fantacalciopedia, a site focused on fantasy football information.
According to a trio of researchers from Fudan University, there are AI systems already on the market that have surpassed the limit of non-replicability, one of the few shared bulwarks for containing artificial intelligence. The study, published on December 9, was conducted on two well-known natural language models owned by Meta and Alibaba. In this article I take a closer look at the study in question, using it as a starting point for an overview of the state of the generative revolution.
From the launch of ChatGPT about a year ago, when very little was said about artificial intelligence, to the dismissal of Sam Altman. What Q-Star is, how it would surpass ChatGPT and other conversational intelligences, and why it risked splitting OpenAI's board.
An eight-point guide to evaluating whether a text may have been written by AI or by a human author.
An experimental article built as a conversation with artificial intelligence tools and the questions they raise.