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Concerns over OpenAI's o1 Model
Chester Beard
October 15, 2024
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OpenAI's new 'Swarm' framework enables developers to create multi-agent AI systems. It orchestrates collaboration between AI agents on complex tasks using 'Routines' (step-by-step instructions) and 'Handoffs' (task delegation). Swarm facilitates smooth communication and coordination between agents, making it easier to build, test, and control sophisticated AI systems. It's primarily designed for developers and researchers working on AI assistants, robotics, and task automation.
Amazon has built an AI-shopping bot.
Langchain has revealed Kotaemon and open-source RAG UI for document chat.
In a recent Tweet former OpenAI board member Karpathy suggested there should be more diversity in model fine-tuning.
AI For Good
Generative artificial intelligence excels at pattern recognition, making it a natural tool for wilderness search and rescue when combined with drones. This application, however, merely scratches the surface of AI's potential across various fields.
Recently, researchers at Scotland's University of Glasgow developed an algorithm that outperformed existing search methods. They trained the model on data from thousands of global search and rescue operations, including specific details of each incident.
The new model found simulated missing persons 19% of the time, compared to 8% and 12% for common search methods and less sophisticated algorithms, respectively. While not yet ready for mass deployment due to needed testing and ethical considerations, the lead researcher noted: "This result is a clear indication that algorithms could improve the time to find a missing person and thus save lives."
As AI continues to evolve, we can expect to see increasingly innovative and impactful applications emerging across diverse sectors, from healthcare to environmental conservation, demonstrating the transformative power of this technology.
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the suite of rooms, the movement of the camera along the corridor, in the style of the film Coraline in the land of nightmares
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Imagine you're a first-time author who just launched your website. What three unique features or content pieces would you include to make your site stand out and attract potential readers? Consider elements that go beyond the basics like an 'About Me' page or a list of your books.
In the Us there is concern over OpenAI’s new o1 Model
In recent months, the AI landscape has been transformed by OpenAI's release of a groundbreaking Large Language Model (LLM). This model, unlike its predecessors, employs a "chain of thought" approach, breaking queries into steps to enhance output quality. While not truly "thinking," it represents a significant leap in AI capabilities.
The model's power has raised concerns about its potential risks. OpenAI's own assessment classified it as a 'medium' risk model - the highest level deemed safe for deployment - noting potential for persuasion and biological threat creation.
Public reaction has been mixed, as revealed by a recent Artificial Intelligence Policy Institute (AIPI) poll:
* 64% of U.S. voters found the model more powerful than expected and believed it needed more independent auditing before release.
* 57% support mandatory pre-release reviews of AI models.
* 53% expressed more concern than excitement about the new AI.
Daniel Colson, AIPI's executive director, remarked: "This survey data clearly shows the general public is feeling scared, not underwhelmed, about AI development."
This public apprehension underscores the broader implications of rapid AI advancements, highlighting the need for responsible development and transparent communication as we navigate this new technological frontier.
