How to trick a deepfake
And...we're hiring engineers who love Dominion!
We’re back with another edition of Machine Learnings, brought to you by the folks at Heyday.
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What we're reading.
1/ Firefighters are about to get a helping hand with one of the most dangerous fire phenomena. Learn more from The National Institute of Standards & Technology >
2/ Extremely useful guidance in using DALL-E 2, packed with all the mistakes you’d imagine yourself making. With llamas! Learn more from Towards AI >
3/ Live deepfake videos may become more prevalent, but there’s an easy way to see if its a fake. Ask them to turn sideways, and yeah... Learn more from Metaphysic >
4/ [Launch] Sematic just launched an open-source framework to create production-ready ML pipelines in days, not weeks. Game changer? Learn more from Hacker News >
5/ Meta’s new chatbot is going in hard on Zuck, which is humorous and to be expected based on what we know about language models. Learn more from The AV Club >
6/ Amazon wants to map your house, and buying the Roomba just made that far easier. Learn more from VICE >
7/ [Funding] Hyundai just committed $400m to launch the Boston Dynamics AI Institute. We can certainly expect more robots. Learn more at The Robot Report >
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