Interesting take on why AI gets constantly displaced by more mundane metadata.

A bit of discouraging results... looks like gender parity in AI avatars is not for tomorrow. It seems we are in a catch 22, using male avatars reduce adoption while using female avatars reinforce women objectification. Since most people designing such systems are likely white male engineers... the outcome is unfortunately fairly clear.

Fascinating results. Could have implications both for neurosciences and machine learning.

Interesting, could be a another breakthrough in training performance.

Interesting account on the recent research around self-supervised learning. In my opinion this is still the early days but already gives some interesting results. A good reminder for me to read up more on the energy-based models. :-)

Very interesting work on the use of sparse neural networks for faster inference. This is a good way to run originally larger models with less CPU and memory penalty than using the original model while retaining result quality.

Interesting discussion... could people go on strike toward providing data to big tech to demand change? At that point it seems to me more like an interesting thought experiment than something really doable... Probably worth monitoring where the conversation goes.

Fascinating findings around artificial multimodal neurons. Especially interesting is how they encode information but also how they open the door to new attacks to the corresponding neural networks.

Looks like an interesting book (didn't read it yet, would love an epub version out of the box) about AI and machine learning.