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Meta developing new AI model akin to OpenAI’s most advanced GPT-4 chatbot

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Meta is acquiring AI training chips and expanding its data centres to develop an advanced chatbot comparable to OpenAI’s GPT-4, according to the Wall Street Journal.

The tech giant aims to start training the new language model in early 2024 with CEO Mark Zuckerberg advocating for free access to AI tools for businesses.

According to the report, Meta has been busy expanding its infrastructure and purchasing additional Nvidia H100 AI-training processors so that the new chatbot will not need to be trained on Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform this time.

The corporation put together a team to create the model earlier this year in an effort to hasten the development of AI capabilities that can mimic facial expressions.

That objective seems to be a logical expansion of the generative AI characteristics that Meta has allegedly already been developing, according to The Verge.

Although it is not sure what Meta will be bringing to the table as their new AI bot, an Instagram chatbot with 30 personalities was allegedly under testing, according to a leak from June.

This sounds a lot like the undisclosed AI “personas” the business is reportedly deploying this month.

According to reports, Meta has had to cope with a lot of AI researcher turnover because of computational resources being divided among several LLM projects this year.

Additionally, there is fierce competition in the field of generative AI.

While OpenAI stated in April that it had no plans to train a GPT-5 anytime soon, it has been reported that Apple has been investing millions daily into its own AI model, called “Ajax,” which the company believes is more powerful than even GPT-4.

Meanwhile, both Google and Microsoft have been incorporating AI into their productivity tools, with Google aiming to use generative AI in their Google Assistant.

Amazon is also working on generative AI initiatives, which may result in an Alexa-powered chatbot.

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Microsoft and BlackRock are set to establish a $30 billion fund for artificial intelligence infrastructure.

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AI models, particularly those employed in deep learning and extensive data processing, necessitate considerable computer power, resulting in increased energy usage.

The computational demands of AI have compelled technology firms to interconnect thousands of chips in clusters to attain the requisite data processing capacity, resulting in a significant increase in the demand for specialized data centers.

The investment entity, termed Global AI Infrastructure Investment Partnership, seeks to improve AI supply chains and energy procurement, according to BlackRock and Microsoft.

MGX, the investment firm supported by Abu Dhabi, will serve as a general partner in the fund, while Nvidia (NVDA.O), a manufacturer of AI chips, will provide its expertise.

The collaboration is expected to generate a total investment potential of up to $100 billion, inclusive of loan funding, according to the corporations.

The investments will primarily be in the United States, with the remainder allocated to partner countries, as stated by the firms.

The Financial Times initially reported on the development.

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Pakistan ascends 14 positions in the UN E-Government Index 2024.

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This significant breakthrough signifies Pakistan’s shift from the “Middle EGDI category” to the “High EGDI category” for the first time, indicating considerable improvements in digital government capabilities.

The nation’s E-Government Development Index has risen to 0.5095, an increase from 0.42380 in 2022. Although Pakistan remains behind global leaders such as Denmark (0.9847) and regional leaders like Singapore (0.969) and the Maldives (0.6745), this enhancement is a significant accomplishment.

Minister of State for Information Technology Shaza Fatima Khawaja has reaffirmed the government’s dedication to establishing a digital Pakistan.

During an event in Islamabad on Wednesday, she underscored the necessity for collaborative endeavors to promote innovation among the youth.

She asserted that the private sector ought to have a pivotal role in realizing a digital Pakistan. Shaza Fatima said that the administration is endeavoring to deliver exceptional stable and rapid internet connectivity.

She emphasized that Pakistan’s position in the UN’s e-governance development index had ascended by fourteen points. She stated that we are one of two Asian countries that have advanced from the medium tier to the top tier of digital e-governance, characterizing this as a notable accomplishment.

The Minister of State further asserted that Pakistan has made significant advancements in cyber security, attaining a premier rank in this field.

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AI detecting techniques are going to be introduced by YouTube.

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The artificial intelligence (AI) tools that YouTube plans to introduce have been unveiled. Using artificial intelligence technology, these technologies intend to assist in identifying individuals, voices, and music inside videos found on YouTube.

With the help of artificial intelligence synthetic sounds, the company has improved its Content ID system so that it can identify instances of copyright violations in songs.

The new function, which identifies artificial sounds emulating those of artificial singers, notifies users. The first edition will be made available to the public the next year, and then it will be taken to a more widespread audience.

A feature that will assist in recognizing deepfake faces in videos is also being introduced by YouTube.

It will be possible for consumers to be aware of the fact that their faces are being utilized in videos that were produced by artificial intelligence without their permission.

A greater degree of control over the video platform is intended to be granted to celebrities and artists.

Those who are impacted have the ability to contact YouTube’s privacy request mechanism in order to request that films of this nature be removed from the platform.

A guideline that previously designated such videos as artificial intelligence or content that was misleading is currently being strengthened and modified by the firm.

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