GPTZero is a new service that purports to allow users to detect output generated by ChatGPT, using AI, just like ChatGPT. GPTZero are currently looking for users in education to help them develop a written-by-AI detector.
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have developed a WiFi based human pose sensing system that can identify multiple people and their positions in a room using the phase and amplitude of the WiFi signal, filtered using machine learning models. The system can map the UV coordinates of body regions and is comparable to image based recognition systems.
Hourups is a collection of 165 free tech skills tutorials on YouTube that are grouped by skill and domain types, such as Python, Javascript, front-end dev, digital marketing, data analysis, communication, & devops.
Google released a new Google Sheets extension called SimpleML, which allows users to predict gaps in sheet data, and export trained models on sheets data, using a no-code interface.
The recently released chatGPT general AI text model has been sending shockwaves around the internet. Jonas Degrave from Deep Mind wrote about how he used chatGPT to create a virtual machine, access the chatGPT website from the command line within the VM, and query chatGPT running in the VM, running in chatGPT.
Intel launched a deepfake video detector called FakeCatcher. The deep learning system boasts 96% accuracy by detecting and modelling the blood flow in the face.
Machine Learning Questions presents a daily machine learning scenario with multiple choice answers as a way of learning machine learning topics and tactics.
AI investors Nathan Benaich and Ian Hogarth have produced a huge State of AI Report 2022, covering the topics of research, industry, politics & safety.