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How Fast Is MLX? A Comprehensive Benchmark on 8 Apple Silicon Chips and 4 CUDA GPUs
A benchmark of the main operations and layers on MLX, PyTorch MPS and CUDA GPUs.
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How the Brain and AI Overcome Forgetting
Bridging the gap: Brain-inspired solutions to address catastrophic forgetting in artificial neural networks
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QueryGPT — Harnessing Generative AI To Query Your Data With Natural Language.
A prototype tool powered by Large Language Models to make querying your databases as easy as saying the word.
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AI Predicts Your Insides From Your Outsides With Pseudo-DXA
A Quantitatively Accurate and Clinically Useful Generative Medical Imaging Model
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EU member states approve world-first AI law
The European Union’s member states have finally approved the world’s first comprehensive AI regulation. Ambassadors from all 27 countries reached a deal on the landmark AI Act today. The final text on the harmonised rules was agreed after lengthy negotiations between representations of the European Council, European Parliament, and European Commission. France, Germany, and Italy had all expressed late reservations about the plans. The trio had called for limited regulation of foundation models, a general-purpose AI technology that supports a diverse range of applications. The GPT foundation models, for instance, underpin OpenAI’s ChatGPT. France had been the last holdout on the…This story continues at The Next Web
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Oxford spinout breaks world record for most efficient solar panel
Oxford PV has built the most efficient solar panel ever made. The solar cell can convert 25% of the sun’s energy it receives into electricity, compared to an industry average of between 15-20%. The Oxford University spinout credits the breakthrough to its perovskite-on-silicon tandem solar cells. Perovskite, a calcium titanium oxide mineral, is better at absorbing light than the crystalline silicon used exclusively in most panels and could revolutionise the industry. Designed in collaboration with the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems in Germany, the panels have a theoretical efficiency of 43%, although this has yet to be achieved in…This story continues at The Next Web
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Only Apple could have made Apple Vision Pro, say firm’s design chiefs
In a new interview, Apple’s Alan Dye and Richard Howarth talk about the challenges of Apple Vision Pro and of when they knew it was working.
Exploded view of Apple Vision Pro (Source: Dan Winters via Wallpaper* magazine)As Apple Vision Pro arrives in people’s hands after a decade or more of rumors and anticipation, two of the people behind it have been discussing its aims, and its journey to reality.
“We had the feeling that this could be great, but we had no idea how to achieve it,” Richard Howarth, Vice President of Industrial Design at Apple, told Wallpaper magazine. “Many of the problems we were trying to solve were huge, seemingly unsolvable and required entirely new technical innovations.”
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