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Neuromorphic hype
We all know there’s a difference between operating an Indica Diesel car and a WDP 4 diesel locomotive. The former has two cylinders and the latter 16. But that doesn’t mean the WDP 4 simply has eight times more components … Continue reading
Posted in Scicomm, Science
Tagged artificial neural networks, emergent properties, hype, IEEE Spectrum, more is different, neuromorphic computing, Philip Warren Anderson, science communication, superconducting synapse
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Why everyone should pay attention to Stable Diffusion
Many of the people in my circles hadn’t heard of Stable Diffusion until I told them, and I was already two days late. Heralds of new technologies have a tendency to play up every new thing, however incremental, as the … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Tech
Tagged AI ethics, artificial intelligence, artificial neural networks, autoencoder, DALL-E 2, deepfake, diffusion model, Emad Mostaque, Gaussian noise, Imagen, img2img, LAION, machine learning, OpenAI, Parti, Stability.ai, Stable Diffusion
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