Amazon Q, Gen-2, Eric Schmidt on AI guardrails, and more – AI Weekly Roundup Week #48 / 2023

Amazon Q, Gen-2, Eric Schmidt on AI guardrails, and more - AI Weekly Roundup Week #48 / 2023

Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Amazon Q, Gen-2, Eric Schmidt on AI guardrails, and more – AI Weekly Roundup Week #48 / 2023”.
Hey there, my name is Gary Sims welcome to this week’s AI Roundup. So, as always, the whole area of AI machine learning and generative AI is moving along at a blistering pace, so lots to cover this week. Let’S start with video creation, now we’re all used to having images created using some of these uh AI models, so mid journey, darly and so on. You can type in whatever you want.

Amazon Q, Gen-2, Eric Schmidt on AI guardrails, and more - AI Weekly Roundup Week #48 / 2023

Give me a picture of a duck playing a guitar on the moon, and that is the picture it will generate for you now, of course, the next Frontier is video. Now, of course, it’s quite a challenge with video, because you need a sequence of images with a strong correlation between them and the differences to actually reflect the thing the video is trying to show. So if we go back to our uh guitar playing duck, then of course you want that to show the duck moving in such a way that looks like it’s playing a guitar and that’s quite an Ask: that’s quite difficult to do.

However, tools are starting to appear this week. I found a toour called Gen 2, which is able to create 4C video clips. Here’S one I created of a frog sitting in water, which I found very impressive. Now, of course, it’s not always going to work. It’S a bit hit and miss here’s a picture. I tried of a duck moving across some water and that didn’t work out quite so well, however, if you persevere with it, I’m sure you can get some good results.

Moving on Amazon has launched its chatbot now. Of course, we’re used to chat, GPT, Bard and so on. Now Amazon haven’t gone head-to-head with things like uh chat, GPT. Instead, it’s released a chat bot, that’s emphasizing access to its web services at AWS.

Amazon Q, Gen-2, Eric Schmidt on AI guardrails, and more - AI Weekly Roundup Week #48 / 2023

So if you have a business that relies on AWS for all the backend stuff, then this chatbot can help you. Not only can It understand your AWS needs, it can link into all that data that you’ve got there, including customers and customer reports and support tickets, and it can analyze all that data. It can even create kind of tasks that you need to do, which you can then check off and so on, so it can connect to sales force and to slack and all that kind of stuff. So if you or your business depends heavily on AWS, you might want to go and check out Amazon Q.

Amazon Q, Gen-2, Eric Schmidt on AI guardrails, and more - AI Weekly Roundup Week #48 / 2023

Now before we leave Amazon Q, why is it Q? Well, it’s not the qar algorithm that I talked about last week. Others have been talking about from open AI. It’S definitely not that some people say it to do with Q, as in Q, from the James Bond movies, other people say to Q, as in from Star Trek in either case. It’S something new and unique that Amazon have created: oh you’re, so stolid you weren’t, like that before the beard.

As I said, all the stuff in Ai and generative AI is moving along such a blistering Pace that people are still concerned about AI safety this week. It’S the turn of Eric Schmidt. That’S the old, CEO and chairman of Google he’s saying that not we haven’t got enough safety things in place and he gives an example that uh when nuclear weapons were invented, it was some 18 years before before we had our first Test Ban treaties and of course You could say by then it was uh too late and he’s saying if we don’t get the right treaties in place now, if we don’t get the right safety guards in place now, then it’s going to be too late.

He points to the fact that things are developing so fast that we were thinking that any kind of you know AGI or anything approaching. Agi was at least two or three decades away, but now he’s saying that, maybe within the next 5 years, so we need to get things for safety concerns in place. Now, here’s a little fun thing I want to throw this week since we’re talking about AI.

All the content, video and everything that’s created by AI, can you tell which of these two pictures of a chicken is the fake one, here’s the first one and now here’s the second one do tell me in the comments below which one you think is real and Which one is fake, and the final item for this week is I’d like to point you to a video I released on Gary explains talking about the response times of different models over at open uh, AI, so open AI, of course, famous for chat GPT. But you can also access its models: things like GPT, 3.5 GPT, 4, GPT, 4 Turbo using uh programming API. In my example, I did it over Python and they take an amount of time to respond to the queries. So I tested the different models to see which ones with fastest, if you’re interested in that video, it will be linked in the description below. If you want even more details on this week’s uh, AI Roundup do follow the link in the description below that will take you to the written article that gets published weekly as well. Okay, that’s it my name’s Gary Sims.

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