Meta’s AI boss says there’s an ‘AI war’ underway and Nvidia is ‘supplying the weapons’
The outspoken executive also said that Meta isn’t pursuing quantum computing because it isn’t currently useful. Go to Source
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Meta dissolves responsible AI division amid restructuring
The RAI restructuring comes as the Facebook parent nears the end of its “year of efficiency,” as CEO Mark Zuckerberg called it during a February earnings call. Go to Source
Meta introduces AI models for video generation, image editing
Social media company Meta is developing new AI-based tools for Facebook and Instagram users Go to Source
Meta bans usage of generative AI ad creation tools for political advertisers
Meta updated its help center with a note explaining that political advertisers are prohibited from using its new generative AI ad campaign creation tools. Go to Source
TikTok, Snapchat, OnlyFans and others to combat AI-generated child abuse content
Major social platforms, AI companies, governments and NGOs issued a joint statement pledging to combat AI-generated abusive content, such as explicit images of children. Go to Source
Meta chief AI scientist says AI won’t threaten humans
Yann LeCun a chief AI scientist at Meta said labeling the existential risk of AI is “premature” and it’s “preposterous” that AI might kill off humanity. Go to Source
MultiversX eyes Metaverse scalability as CEO sheds light on spatial computing
The MultiversX CEO discussed the recent interest of Meta and Apple in the metaverse domain and analyzed their respective approaches. Go to Source
Meta makes progress towards AI system that decodes images from brain activity
The system is entirely non-invasive and could have near-term applications for some. Go to Source
Saudi Arabia and China collaborate on Arabic-based AI system
A university in Saudi Arabia has collaborated with two Chinese universities to create an Arabic-focused AI system called AceGPT. Go to Source
EU mulls more restrictive regulations for large AI models: Report
Negotiators in the EU are reportedly considering additional restrictions for large AI models – like OpenAI’s GPT-4- as a component of the forthcoming AI Act. Go to Source