David Slouka
Models within a model: in-context learning pushes boundaries of LLM
Large language models, better known by the acronym LLM, have recently been at the forefront of the AI community's mind. A chatbot capable of communicating convincingly, precisely, and surprisingly "human-like" with a human has considerable potential. LLMs are not a novelty. We are just finding new and new uses as their capabilities improve. That is, quite dramatically in recent months.
ChatGPT: Well trained but inaccurate
The GPT-3 algorithms and the ChatGPT chatbot are all over the place. And rightly so. OpenAI's long-in-the-making family of machine learning models has reached its current peak with the public release of the ChatGPT chatbot. However, like any new technology, it comes with certain caveats.
AI Music with a Human Heart
When CTU hosted a live jazz concert at the Faculty of Information Technology, the event represented a truly unique occasion. Even though music can be considered a rather technical affair, it is not entirely common for people to hear music generated by AI algorithms. At least until now.
Dali or Dall-E? When Artificial Intelligence Creates Art
What is art? Even philosophers in ancient Greece were not sure of the answer to this question. Neither artificial intelligence, nor tools like DALL-E 2 or MidJourney, which push the boundaries of human creativity, entered their fiery discussions.