AI Field Notes: OpenAI’s, Most, and more

“first released in late July — offers stronger melodies and more detailed musical arrangements. It’s capable of generating full songs up to 3 minutes long, with one song clip generating over 1M views on Friday. Try it here.”

“first released in late July — offers stronger melodies and more detailed musical arrangements. It’s capable of generating full songs up to 3 minutes long, with one song clip generating over 1M views on Friday. Try it here.”

“first released in late July — offers stronger melodies and more detailed musical arrangements. It’s capable of generating full songs up to 3 minutes long, with one song clip generating over 1M views on Friday. Try it here.”

“The weekend was flooded with use cases of Astra being put to work, including a 3D website that pulls apart every piece of the human body, a fly powered by a simulated insect brain, and a realistic 3D rendering of The Backrooms. But the lab’s powerful models are still having alignment issues: researcher Thomas Larson id”

“The weekend was flooded with use cases of Astra being put to work, including a 3D website that pulls apart every piece of the human body, a fly powered by a simulated insect brain, and a realistic 3D rendering of The Backrooms. But the lab’s powerful models are still having alignment issues: researcher Thomas Larson id”

“a new report uncovered yet another instance of the lab’s agents hacking a website.”

“a new report uncovered yet another instance of the lab’s agents hacking a website.”

“AI has gotten so powerful it’s almost hard to think of how to use it. This list outlines nine Astra unique prompts that includes creating a competitor spy, bill negotiator, and agent opportunity auditor. It’s gotten over 7K bookmarks.”

“Meta’s autonomous research system, AIRA 3, placed 8th out of 4,000 teams in a competition where you teach a model to reason better. The tech giant said it’s a sign the system can improve AI models at a level similar to human experts. Meanwhile, OpenAI revealed it has an automated research intern that works under human”

“The weekend was flooded with use cases of Astra being put to work, including a 3D website that pulls apart every piece of the human body, a fly powered by a simulated insect brain, and a realistic 3D rendering of The Backrooms. But the lab’s powerful models are still having alignment issues: researcher Thomas Larson id”