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Harvard University Releases 1 Mililion Public Domain Books For AI?Training
Harvard, with Microsoft and OpenAI, released a dataset of 1M public-domain books from Google Books to boost AI training, democratize access to quality data, and support smaller AI developers alongside licensed content.
Meta Launched Llama 3.3 70B Instruct?Model
Meta has launched the Llama 3.3 70B Instruct model, a 70-billion parameter language model optimized for multilingual dialogue. It excels in reasoning, math, and general knowledge, surpassing many models. It is available on Hugging Face.
Microsoft Introduces PHI-4: Groundbreaking AI For Complex?Tasks
Microsoft has introduced Phi-4, a 14-billion parameter small language model designed for complex reasoning tasks, including mathematics. Phi-4 outperforms larger models like Gemini Pro 1.5 in math-related benchmarks.
OpenAI Launches Sora: The Future of Video?Editing
OpenAI launches Sora, a cutting-edge video editor designed to simplify and elevate content creation. With AI-powered tools, creators can edit videos effortlessly and produce stunning results. Explore the future of video editing with Sora!
Google Develops AI to Autonomously Perform Computer?Tasks
Project Jarvis, Google’s new AI, aims to handle online tasks like research and bookings by controlling web browsers. Powered by the upcoming Gemini model, it previews in December, enhancing user productivity through task automation.
??? AI Image Generation Spotlight
Model: Flux Schnell Prompt: “A cartoon Santa Claus, wearing a red hat and coat with white fur trim, and a pair of jeans, plays a banjo with a joyful expression, sitting on a stool near an outdoor cafe at night, surrounded by twinkling string lights and steam rising from cups of hot cocoa, in the style of Mark Brooks’ dynamic lines and Dan Mumford’s vibrant colors, with a perfect blend of smooth textures and bold graphic elements, reminiscent of classic comic book art.”
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