Artificial Intelligence #264

Hey, in this issue: emerging patterns in building GenAI products; the state of machine learning competitions; researchers puzzled by AI that praises Nazis after training on insecure code; an efficient alternative to self-attention; the next generation of the Phi family; large language diffusion models; and more.

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• Emerging patterns in building GenAI products
• The state of machine learning competitions
• [Ars Technica] Researchers puzzled by AI that praises Nazis after training on insecure code
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• [ArXiv] The FFT strikes back: An efficient alternative to self-attention
• [Project] SongGen: A single stage auto-regressive Transformer for text-to-song generation
• [Models] Empowering innovation: The next generation of the Phi family
• [New LLM Book] The Hundred-Page Language Models Book is available for order
• [ArXiv] S*: Test time scaling for code generation
• [ArXiv] Large language diffusion models

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