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Google doesn't trust its own bard
PLUS: Meta is developing LLaMA's next version
Hey folks, today we have Google’s new advice for its own employees to not trust bard with sensitive info. Meta is gearing up for the next version of their open-source model LLaMA with commercial use allowed.
Let’s get to it.
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Alphabet (Google’s parent company) is now telling its staff to use AI chatbots cautiously, including their own baby Bard. The caution isn’t new, Amazon has banned ChatGPT use, and so has Samsung, but it’s funny coming from Google.
They are also advising the staff not to use Bard generate code without careful inspection. The bit about confidentiality seems okay to me, but can’t help but wonder whether they don’t have an internal version of the tool, since the tool does increase productivity.
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Alright, Meta got some flak for saying LLaMA is open when it is not commercially available. Now, they are going one step ahead: improving the LLaMA model while allowing you to use it for your product and make money off it. Zuck is in a win-win position: They enhance internal AI products using open-source improvements and earn developer trust.
This is in the pipeline now and raises many concerns for Google and Open AI, who are still hiding their models in the closet. I think we’ll see them making their old models open-source in the upcoming weeks.
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🛠️ Cool Tools
Product launches, updates and demos
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WorkGPT - A GPT agent framework for invoking APIs. (link)
AI speech classifier - New authentication tool to check if any audio sample was generated with ElevenLabs. (link) (writeup)
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🤓 Miscellaneous
News, podcasts, videos, blogs etc
How me and my internet friends are using AI. (link)
A machine learning engineer’s guide to the AI act. (link)
Don’t rush generative AI apps to market without tackling privacy risks, warns UK watchdog. (link)
The new language model stack. (link)
Assigning AI - Seven approaches for students, with prompts. (link)
Deepchecks snags $14M seed to continuously validate ML models. (link)
A token efficient language for LLMs. (link)
OpenAI’s code interpreter is about to remake finance. (link)
Reconstructing indoor spaces with NeRF. (link)
Mercedes is adding ChatGPT to its infotainment system, for some reason. (link)
The research behind Google’s new Try On Diffusion: Virtual clothes tryout feature. (link)
🎓 Learn
How-to’s and resources
ChatGPT built entire web app in <1 month for Founder who didn't know how to code 6 weeks ago. (link) (detailed blog with prompts)
How I automated a business order fulfillment process With LLMs. (link)
The beginner's guide to LLM prompting. (link)
Using event-driven autonomous agents to build a better Google Alert. (link) (github)
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