Google Bard’s New Visual Capabilities Set the Stage for a Revolution in AI
The recent announcement of Google Bard, the company’s new experimental conversational AI service, has created waves across the tech world.
OpenAI is Trying to Kill Prompt Engineering With The Latest ChatGPT and DALL-E Updates
ChatGPT and DALL-E 3 now do most of the prompting for us. Does this mean the end of prompt engineering?
Will OpenAI Replace Programmers
Some Rational Thoughts on the Subject
Did OpenAI Just Create a Human Like Intelligence?
The leaks surrounding Q* And what it means for AGI
Navigating the Uncertain Future of OpenAI’s ChatGPT: A Year in Review
In just 2 days, we’ll be celebrating the one-year anniversary of ChatGPT’s launch. This milestone, transcending boundaries, marks a seismic…
An In-depth yet Simple Beginner Guide on AWS Bedrock with Claude AI
A Step-by-Step Guide Crafting Claude AI Chatbots with Gradio on AWS Bedrock
Show HN: Tensor Trust – A multiplayer prompt injection CTF game
Prompt injection is a huge security problem for LLM-based apps. Language models don’t have a clean separation between data and instructions, so any LLM that processes untrusted data (e.g. by searching the web) is at risk of being hijacked by malicious instructions embedded in the data.We’re a research team from UC Berkeley, Georgia Tech, and Harvard who built this game to help us understand how people construct prompt injection attacks, and how to defend against them. The game mechanics are expl
Ask HN: What would the state of AI be if OpenAI never existed?
I feel like every big push in generative AI over the last 3 years has just been copying OpenAI. Google obviously had Transformers first and has done its own stuff, but until GPT-3 no one else ever considered them seriously, and likewise until Dalle no one considered image generation a valuable route to take.<p>Would we be in an AI winter without their leadership, or did they just give the industry a "push" that would have happened a few years later otherwise?
Show HN: PyGAPE – A Simple Generative AI-Augmented Program Execution Library
GAPE (Generative AI-augmented program execution) is an idea I had recently: Mix execution logic of your software code with "common sense reasoning" done by an LLM. The entire approach is more a paradigm than a specific technology. So far reactions reach from fascination to bewilderment. I am curious to get more feedback.I've created a very simple implementation called PyGAPE here: https://github.com/fkostadinov/pygapeWould love to get some feedback, ideas, etc.
Show HN: GPT-4 eBook Translator – Read in Any Language
Hey Hacker News community,I'm excited to share a project that's close to my heart and, I believe, a game-changer for book lovers around the globe. It's a GPT-4 powered tool that translates eBooks from any language into your native tongue, recompiling them into a perfectly formatted EPUB file.My Journey: For years, I've been an avid reader, primarily consuming books in English. Despite English being my second language, it became my go-to for literature due to the sheer volume
Show HN: How to solve difficult bugs with Andres GPT?
The quality of GPT answers for any given bug substantially depends on the context, including the stack trace in the code where it occurred. If you simply ask without providing an actual example, the response can sometimes be too generic. With Andres GPT, you can ask questions, provide more context, update the code, and try again to see if you are heading in the right direction.<p>It's the perfect companion for those bugs where you don't even know where to start.
Show HN: Convert a screenshot to a working Flutter app (OSS tool)
Hello everyone!I’ve been having fun this weekend implementing https://pixels2flutter.dev, a tool to convert a screenshot to a working Flutter app.It uses OpenAI GPT-4V(ision) to interpret the screenshot and generate the Flutter code. It then loads the code into DartPad, so you can play with it right from the browser.If the screenshot contains images, the tool tries to replicate them using DALL-E.You can find the source code here: https://github.com/davidmigloz/pixel
Launch HN: Slauth (YC S22) – auto-generate secure IAM policies for AWS and GCP
Hi HN, We're Daniel and Bruno and working on https://slauth.io/. Slauth.io is a CLI to auto-generate secure IAM policies for AWS, and GCP (Azure in the next few days!). We enable development teams to speed up creating secure policies and reduce over-permissive policies being deployed to the cloud.Check out the video or give our open-source CLI a try with one of the sample repo's on https://github.com/slauth-io/slauth-cli https://www.loom.com
After OpenAI’s Chaos, Anthropic Has An Opportunity (And Its Own Untraditional Board)
Life got interesting for Anthropic two weeks ago when OpenAI nearly lit itself on fire. Anthropic had been operating comfortably in OpenAI’s shadow, collecting billions in investment from Amazon ...
After OpenAI’s Chaos, Anthropic Has An Opportunity (And Its Own Untraditional Board)
A long-term benefit trust will eventually pick most of Anthropic's board members. Can we trust the structure? The post After ...
10 Bizarre AI-Generated Works Of Art Images Made With Midjourney Remix
Midjourney Remix has been trending lately. It's a bot that essentially combines two images into a completely new one. No, it's not just some bad photo editing. Looking at these images, you'll see that ...
ChatGPT a year on: 3 ways the AI chatbot has completely changed the world in 12 months
From accelerating artificial intelligence (AI) use to challenging Google’s hegemony, here’s how ChatGPT jhas changed the ...
1960s chatbot ELIZA beat OpenAI’s GPT-3.5 in a recent Turing test study
Surprisingly, ELIZA, developed in the mid-1960s by computer scientist Joseph Weizenbaum at MIT, scored relatively well during ...
Fintech startup Stripe integrating OpenAI's new GPT-4 AI – Reuters.com
Small toy figures are seen in front of Stripe logo in this illustration picture taken March 15, 2021. REUTERS/Dado ...
GPT-4 is bigger and better than ChatGPT—but OpenAI won't say why – MIT Technology Review
We got a first look at the much-anticipated big new language model from OpenAI. But this time how it works is even more ...
