𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗶𝘀 𝗢𝗽𝗲𝗻𝗔𝗜’𝘀 𝗦𝘄𝗮𝗿𝗺? 𝗔 𝗖𝗹𝗼𝘀𝗲𝗿 𝗟𝗼𝗼𝗸 𝗮𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗰𝗲𝗿𝗻𝘀 𝗔𝗿𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗱 𝗔𝘂𝘁𝗼𝗻𝗼𝗺𝗼𝘂𝘀 𝗔𝗜 https://lnkd.in/gi9qS2Px OpenAI's Swarm: Revolutionary or Risky? Dive into the world of autonomous AI and uncover the concerns surrounding AI swarms, including loss of control, ethical dilemmas, and potential job displacement. #OpenAISwarm #autonomousAI #swarmintelligence #AIconcerns #AIsecurityrisks #AIjobdisplacement #ethicalAI #AIswarmtechnology #AIgovernance #AIcyberattacks #AI #AINews #AnalyticsInsight #AnalyticsInsightMagazine
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Sam Altman announced that the O1 model of autonomous AI agents is on its way... This is a big event! 🤯 OpenAI has reached level 2 and indicated that level 3, which means autonomous agents, will be released soon. The 5 levels of OpenAI's artificial intelligence are: • Level 1: Chatbots, AI with conversation ability • Level 2: Reasoners, solving problems at the human level • Level 3: Autonomous agents, systems that can take actions • Level 4: Innovators, AI that can assist in invention • Level 5: Superintelligence, AI that can perform the work of an organization. #AI #OpenAI #AutonomousAgents #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation
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240904 - bot congress (68 of 91) It started with ai-assisted speech writing and campaign data analysis, before moving further into policymaking, compliance, and eventually trials of fully autonomous ai oversight. #midjourney #kling #udio #dystopian #aivideo #ai #surreal
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How can AI move from being a “tool” to being an “assistant” capable of autonomous problem-solving? Learn about the intriguing Agentic AI in our latest post. https://lnkd.in/gjb3qi5M
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About a year ago, Geoffrey Hinton, often called the "father of AI," expressed concerns about the rapid advancement of AI technologies during an interview. He warned about potential risks, including AI systems becoming smarter than humans sooner than expected. Hinton also highlighted dangers such as the spread of misinformation through fake content and labor market disruptions. He urged for regulation to prevent companies from developing uncontrollable or harmful AI systems, cautioning that such systems could eventually exhibit dangerous, unforeseen behaviors. #artificalintelligence #google #ai #cybertron7 #genai #fatherofai #openai #blackboxai #copilot #metaai
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With the rise of LLMs and autonomous AI agents, the work includes some sort of knowledge work will be displaced with better efficiency, speed and quality. With current and future expectations in mind, I am not sure how to price a university/college degree anymore. Below is the visualization from Visual Capitalist showing the "ROI" on some of the degrees. Clearly AI is leading the way. What are your thoughts? #AI #AutonomousAI #FutureOfWork #Degrees #LLM #AIG #YasinNizami
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Huge AI NEWS : OpenAI Gives GPT-5 To US Government, Stunning New Humanoid Robot, Metas New Model.. What is the Good and Bad that the Government's could use it🤔 The Government's don't really care for people because people struggle and the Bad thing to use more advanced AI's is for more control and Military Industrial Complex what's in the end Skynet scenario and it could be even more harmful not just for humanity but other planet's and species all in all entire universe🤔 https://lnkd.in/dJG4RDiw
Huge AI NEWS : OpenAI Gives GPT-5 To US Government, Stunning New Humanoid Robot, Metas New Model..
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Recently completed an #AI course for executives that was eye-opening and surprising that it can be relatively easy to implement AI or start a project with already existing tools. Recognizing the significant potential of AI, the easiest way to get familiar and comfortable with it is to start to use it yourself. Treat AI as another skill to learn and put in your kit bag. #perplexity, #microsoftcopilot, #chatgbt
NEW FIGURE 01 AI Robot w/ 41 Axes Stuns Tech World (DEMOS “AGI” UPDATE X OPENAI)
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Are you fascinated by the power of multi-agent systems? 🤖 #AutoGen, #CrewAI, and #LangGraph frameworks are revolutionizing AI workflows, enhancing capability, and boosting performance. The following article provides a good comparison of the three frameworks https://lnkd.in/dvTdsuRQ
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One thing I’ve learned as a bitcoin enthusiast is you can never take these energy projections at face value. They almost almost fail to account for improvements in HW/chip efficiency. Also, energy usage increase does not imply a capability slow down; they will build dams in third world countries to power their data centers. Another thing to keep in mind is that the capabilities behind the curtain are not publicly released. I agree we probably see a leveling off at some point but I don’t think we are near it. Fade the AI winter predictions.
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This is a persuasive and very sobering analysis of why current forms of Gen AI and many other forms of more traditional AI are very rapidly reaching their limits, with exponential slowing down of increases in capabilities. "The entire AI industry is awash with predictions and promises like this, and it feels like AI development is on an unstoppable exponential trajectory we humans simply can’t stop. However, that is far from the truth. You see, AI is starting to hit a development ceiling of diminishing returns, rendering these extravagant promises utterly hollow." The author gives a range of examples of how training becomes ever slower and less responsive to increasing volumes of data and compute power for training. As a side comment, many of the believers have conned themselves because they look at the graphs showing the increasing capability of their AI using logarithmic axes which show staggering rates of increase, however, when plotted on linear x-axes it becomes that even with the current "baby" LLMs at about 175B parameters, the rate of increase is falling very fast as the scaling up continues. "Sadly, there is evidence that we are at a stage where both the diminishing returns of training dataset growth and the exponential increase in computing power required to use said datasets are enforcing a hard ceiling on AI development." For those who do not believe, it is clear that there are some fundamental problems that scale will not cure, but there are those who are ever hopeful, as seen from the following developments. "Now, OpenAI is very tight-lipped on how it develops its AIs, but experts have investigated and found that ChatGPT3 used a training dataset about 78 times larger than ChatGPT2, and ChatGPT4 uses a dataset 571 times larger than ChatGPT3! Yet, despite this considerable up tick in the training dataset size, ChatGPT4 still has significant flaws that significantly limit its use cases." "Some estimates put ChatGPT4’s raw training dataset at 45 TB of plaintext. This means that for the next iteration to be as big of an improvement as ChatGPT4 was over ChatGPT3, the training dataset would need to be tens of thousands of TBs." Given that ChatGPT4 seems to have been trained on almost all of the available text, this will be quite problematical. In addition, the energy (electricity) needed to train these larger systems is also increasing exponentially for very small improvements. "One [study] from the University of Massachusetts Amherst looked at the computation and energy costs associated with improving an image recognition AI performance to over 95% accuracy. They found that training such a model would cost $100 billion and produce as much carbon emissions as New York City does in a month. Bearing in mind that this is for an AI that still gets it catastrophically wrong 5% of the time." So there is probably an AI winter ahead. https://lnkd.in/eyf5j_8y
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