Sensetime presents Vimi, a new video generation model taking a character image
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Sensetime presents Vimi, a new video generation model taking a character image
My commentary on why I think these American hyperscalers are buying up this many AI chips. It's unclear to me if this is wasteful.
The hype train on generative A.I. companies like Open AI amongst others have overlooked the safety or lack thereof as well as its vulnerabilities from hacking and hackers that's not been talked about in the media as often as it should.
Exhibit A:
The reportage in the U.S. or the west for that matter will inevitably and expectedly use countries like Russia and China as the bogeyman whenever vulnerabilities and hacking are found in their systems as if hacking and hackers that happen in the west do not come from within their own ecosystem. Nevertheless, the inherent lackadaisical approach most tech companies with regards to protecting data security is a symptom of the inherent way of conducting their business. Security, safety are almost always at the back of the priority for companies that are just too eager to be ahead of the pack and get the money flowing.
I don't know exactly the approach the Chinese government is doing and mandating for its tech companies to take/make to ensure the data of PRC people aren't subject to misuse both from within and from external insidious and maligned intentions from its geopolitical opponents waiting to exploit certain vulnerabilities in their systems.
BBC did a decent job on this very topic.
Exhibit A:
OpenAI was hacked, revealing internal secrets and raising national security concerns — year-old breach wasn't reported to the public
The reportage in the U.S. or the west for that matter will inevitably and expectedly use countries like Russia and China as the bogeyman whenever vulnerabilities and hacking are found in their systems as if hacking and hackers that happen in the west do not come from within their own ecosystem. Nevertheless, the inherent lackadaisical approach most tech companies with regards to protecting data security is a symptom of the inherent way of conducting their business. Security, safety are almost always at the back of the priority for companies that are just too eager to be ahead of the pack and get the money flowing.
I don't know exactly the approach the Chinese government is doing and mandating for its tech companies to take/make to ensure the data of PRC people aren't subject to misuse both from within and from external insidious and maligned intentions from its geopolitical opponents waiting to exploit certain vulnerabilities in their systems.
BBC did a decent job on this very topic.
This discussion basically started with an OpenAI staff who had a falling out with the top brass and was fired two months ago. He claims AI companies in America are handing over the keys to AGI to China.
That's why this story has been doing the rounds recently.
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That would be a waste. They should automate away Hollywood / Media complex instead. All the components already exist:
- We have AI that can write stories.
- We have AI that can create scenes from description.
- We have AI that can create characters.
- We have AI that can put characters in the aforementioned scenes.
- We have AI that can animate static images.
- We have AI that can synthesize speech.
- We have AI that can write music.
In short, we need a merger between this:
and this:
What a time to be alive!