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Will Douglas

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Will Douglas has appeared in 11 articles since 2021-08. Coverage peaked in 2023Q4 with 2 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside MIT Technology Review.

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2024-11-29
MIT Technology Review 4 related

How Altera deployed up to 1,000 AI agents that used LLMs to interact in Minecraft, finding that they formed a remarkable range of personality traits and roles

The way scientific research is conceived is changing. Masha Borak / Biometric Update : AI model that copies human personality opens questions on deepfakes Adeeba Alam Ansari / MarkTechPost : Four Cutt...

2023-11-19
MIT Technology Review 1 related

An interview with DeepMind's Shane Legg and Meredith Ringel Morris, who propose five levels of AGI taxonomy and say the first, “emerging”, has been achieved

Will Douglas Heaven / MIT Technology Review : Mastodon: @michellemanafy@journa.host . X: @mlamons1 , @the_magrathean , and @elieraad Mastodon: Michelle Manafy / @michellemanafy@journa.host : Google D...

2022-01-28
MIT Technology Review 2 related

OpenAI says InstructGPT, its new GPT-3 version, is better at following instructions, producing less offensive language, less misinformation, and fewer mistakes

Will Douglas Heaven / MIT Technology Review :

2021-10-15
The Verge 8 related

Facebook details Ego4D, a research project in partnership with 13 universities that uses first-person video to improve perception by AI assistants

cataloguing not just what you say but the physical world around you. Such systems could be incredibly useful, of course, but have huge privacy implications. https://www.theverge.com/... https://twitte...

2021-08-30
MIT Technology Review 1 related

Tel Aviv-based startup Hour One is paying people to use their likenesses to create AI-voiced characters for marketing and educational videos for its clients

i.e. they scan your face while you make expressions and talk, then they can autogenerate you saying *anything* for ads, promo, customer service, etc: https://www.technologyreview.com/ ... Bill Fitzger...

2021-08-29
MIT Technology Review

Tel Aviv-based startup Hour One is paying people to use their likenesses to create AI-voiced characters for marketing and educational videos for its clients

AI-powered characters based on real people can star in thousands of videos and say anything, in any language. Tweets: @strwbilly , @timsowula , @pomeranian99 , @carolhtucker , @giano , @funnymonkey , ...

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