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#5 - AI = Freedom? Only if the AI is Truth - New tech innovations shaking up our world 
The unveiling of Grok 2 from X
โa fully uncensored large language model with an enterprise API 
. FLUX image generation open source model
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We get philosophical and practical
The unveiling of Grok 2 from Xโa fully uncensored large language model with an enterprise API . FLUX image generation open source model.
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I created one that you take a picture of damage on your car and AI works out a rough estimate of the repair costs. Just with a couple pictures. Itโs amazing. Iโve only I knew how to monetize it.
Thatโs great, I just showed a photo of my cabinet and it said it was a dog
Interesting as always that the way the question is asked is important too. I first asked โwhere am I?โ and got a different answer than you but then I used your exact question and got your answer.
I like to take photos of the ground when Iโm in the airplane and asked chatgpt to guess where I am. So far, itโs guessed it everytime.
First photo was over Brooklyn. The second was Mt. Rainier.
It can even somewhat accurately guess specific ethnicities from faces alone (Iโve only tested with different African faces donโt know how well it works for other regions)
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It often uses gps metadata to guess where you are, so if youโre gps coordinates put you over the ocean, itโs a giveaway ;)
Claude has been impressing me with this kind of thing, just pulling info from an image containing a variety of things
Itโs both confident and correct. One is a byproduct of its training. The other is pure luck.
This is nuts. Claude is so helpful I canโt wait for to ship a conversational (AirPods) mode!
Any chance it used the location data in the image file to place you at an airport or in the air? With a time stamp could it use publicly available flight trackers to narrow down the aircraft type? Just being pedantic here!
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Haha I do you one better
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I provided ChatGPT this image, with very clear instructions. Since this image is so new, it will not have been part of the scraped data that the AI models trained on.
In other words, the language / vision AI model has to look at the
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I provided ChatGPT this image, with very clear instructions. Since this image is so new, it will not have been part of the scraped data that the AI models trained on.
In other words, the language / vision AI model has to look at the
Yeah, yeah, nah. Claude is brilliant (the best!) but can't generate images even if it can interpret them, i.e. it has not visual cognition loop, but it can produce decent diagrams and specifications that we can then pass to ChatGPT (the next best AI)
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Interesting, there are no clues from the angle, I almost thought it was from an office looking at the floor at the base of the photocopier.
That's interesting. My go to for image analysis is normally Chatgpt. I'll try Claude next time.
Multimodal AI is definitely leveling upโgoing beyond text and grasping visual context is no small feat. The ability to understand images like this opens up a ton of possibilities, especially in areas like real-time navigation or image-based research.
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yep. these digital neural nets clearly understand things in ways that are analogous to our understanding of things, with better memory. and the larger models have broader knowledge than any individual human. in some ways we are already seeing some superintelligence
One example from me too
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I did, and it's crazy. 
Took a screenshot of the original photo, cropped it, and checked for the metadata to make sure it's not there.
Right answer: solang valley and rohtang pass.
Took a screenshot of the original photo, cropped it, and checked for the metadata to make sure it's not there.
Right answer: solang valley and rohtang pass.
i always froth at the mouth thinking about how someone out there has access to these models completely uncensored; surely they are near perfect doxxing tools?
Impressive, although Google Image Search / Google Lens might have worked too for finding out the type of plane
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with a little promoting (without steering it in any direction but just asking it to make deductions), gemini came up with this answer.
did it identify the type of plane accurately? all i got from gemini (previously the best vision model imo) was that it was either Boeing or Airbus which isn't really narrowing it down by much, most planes are either Boeing or Airbus
One use case I just enjoyed was taking a picture of a bouquet of flowers and then ask it to describe every flower - it does a great job!
Did you remove the metadata tags from the photo first? Just wondering if it guessed plane because your geo location had you on a runway 
This past weekend my blind MiL just showed me an app that, after taking a photo, can describe the entire photo in detail including minute specifics of background objects. I was flabbergasted.
tbf aircraft and airports are very easy to guess because they're uniform. It's so bad that PDX's carpet design received national attention simply because it didn't look like every other airport on earth.
That said, still very impressive from Claude
We're actually going to see Allen's Faceback app from The Other Guys within our lives.
Folks who deride chatbots as mere parrots vastly underestimate just how good they will get simply by using heuristics-based approaches.
#Cybersecurity is complicated, but it doesn't have to be confusing.
We may speak in code, but this dictionary translates!
CYBERSECURITY DICTIONARY for Everyone, can help you to explain complex concepts clearly & avoid blank stares.
On Amazon: amazon.com/CYBERSECURITY-
We may speak in code, but this dictionary translates!
CYBERSECURITY DICTIONARY for Everyone, can help you to explain complex concepts clearly & avoid blank stares.
On Amazon: amazon.com/CYBERSECURITY-
See if it can figure out what class you are in. You appear to be in a premium class since the middle vents are covered up inicating just two passengers. This is a nice deductive reasoning challenge & goes beyond info that could be memorised from training data
I have been blown away by its ability to transcribe from handwriting - even Victorian copperplate. Claude had no problems with this.
It looks like seat 1F on American
you're in first, the center AC vent & light are closed, and you're against the wall
If it was just able to guess, I wouldn't be impressed. But explaining the reasoning behind this identification with such detail and confidence is next level.
There's a nice AI that plays Geoguessr and can usually pinpoint a location on earth from a single image with very high accuracy.
impressive๏ผbut i wonder how many usecases there are? how often do we need to identify the exact subject model besides shopping?
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share image of current location challenges are gonna be so fun with this
one image analysis costs only 1/10 of a penny.
the challenge to think of a practical real-world applications these dirt cheap AI vision models could be used for.
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Googles images circa 2010 could do this too
They nerfed Google images
Now put this Claude model to work on LIDAR scans and who knows what we will find?
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such a great use case. how could society possibly function if AI couldn't give all that information from those pictures? there would be chaos in the streets.
gpt4 was nerfed because it literally could name any place or person ever in pics
anons can be id by writing style
privacy died w llms
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