This article appears to be a summary of the latest news and developments in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). Here are some of the key points:
Headlines:
- Apple may add an iPhone Air to its lineup
- Researchers open source Sky-T1, a ‘reasoning’ AI model that can be trained for less than $450
- I got soaked driving the Arc Sport electric boat
Main Article:
The article discusses various recent developments in AI research and applications. Some of the highlights include:
- Apple may add an iPhone Air to its lineup: There is speculation about Apple releasing a new iPhone model called "iPhone Air" with improved features and design.
- Researchers open source Sky-T1, a ‘reasoning’ AI model that can be trained for less than $450: A team of researchers has made their AI model, Sky-T1, available for free, allowing developers to train it for under $450.
- I got soaked driving the Arc Sport electric boat: The author shares a personal experience of testing an electric boat and getting wet during the process.
AI News:
The article also discusses various AI-related news and research, including:
- GPT-4’s first practical applications: GPT-4 has been used in several real-world applications, including helping blind individuals navigate with the Be My Eyes app.
- New AI models for visual impairment: Researchers have developed two new apps that can help visually impaired individuals find empty seats or read medicine labels.
- CMU and Meta’s RoboAgent project: A team of researchers has developed a robot called "RoboAgent" that can learn everyday skills like picking up objects or understanding object interactions.
Other Topics:
The article also mentions other topics, including:
- Brain science and AI research: Researchers have used machine learning models to interpret brain activity while listening to music and reconstruct some of the clusters focused on rhythm, melody, or vocals.
- Astrocytes and transformer-like functions: A team of researchers has proposed that astrocytes in the brain may act like a transformer or attention mechanism, similar to those found in AI models.
