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Stanford HAI held workshop for ASEAN on AI governance. Topics: bias, fairness, trust. ASEAN plans new AI initiatives, including ethics guide and working group.
OpenAI's o1-mini matches larger models in STEM tasks at 80% lower cost. It scores 70% on AIME, reaches 86th percentile on Codeforces, and is 3-5x faster than GPT-4o.
OpenAI's new 'o1' models excel in science, coding, and math. They achieved 83% success on IMO qualifying exams, up from GPT-4's 13%.
OpenAI's o1 model excels in math, coding, and science, outperforming humans on GPQA Diamond. Uses internal "chain of thought" for complex reasoning.
OpenAI's o1 system card reveals safety assessments. Model uses chain-of-thought reasoning, shows improved safety benchmark performance.
Google's DataGemma uses Data Commons to reduce LLM hallucinations. RIG and RAG approaches improve factual accuracy in AI responses.
Anadol fine-tunes Llama models with 500M+ nature images. "Open source information is like gold for art making," he says, emphasising AI's artistic potential.
UL researchers created AI hardware using molecular-level computing. It processes info via atomic movements, achieving 4.1 TOPS/W efficiency in a 14-bit system.
Upeo Labs' Somo-GPT uses Llama 3 models as multi-subject teaching assistant in 500 Kenyan schools. Supports national curriculum digitisation efforts.
Nuro's autonomous driving system, built on NVIDIA tech, completed 1M miles with zero at-fault incidents. It now offers licensing to accelerate industry adoption.
NotebookLM's Audio Overview transforms docs into AI-hosted discussions, using Gemini 1.5 to analyse content and create engaging audio summaries.
NVIDIA and Oracle unveil zettascale OCI Supercluster with 100,000+ GPUs, delivering 2.4 zettaflops of AI compute. Boosts database AI capabilities.
Google.org funds $10M for "America's SBDC AI U," offering AI training for small businesses. AI Clinics at universities will provide hands-on instruction.
TELUS partners with Mila to explore AI technologies. Their GenAI customer support tool is the first to be certified in Privacy by Design (ISO 31700-1).
Cornell's sub-millimeter robots use kirigami to morph from 2D to 3D. 100 panels with 200 nanoscale hinges allow 40% size change via electrical stimulation.