We will also collaborate on new AI experiences for FT readers.
We’re bringing the Financial Times’ world-class journalism to ChatGPT
Related Posts
Lidar Robotics
LiDAR technology has been rapidly evolving and is now increasingly affordable, providing new opportunities for its use in various applications. One of the key applications where LiDAR is making a significant impact is in robotics and autonomous vehicles. In this article, we will explore how LiDAR is revolutionizing these fields and its potential for the future. What is LiDAR? LiDAR is a remote sensing technology that stands for Light Detection And Ranging. It uses lasers to measure distance by emitting short pulses of laser light and then measuring the time it takes for the light to bounce back off an […]
Deep fakes, deep impacts: critical thinking in the AI era
Can humans learn to reliably detect AI-generated fakes? How do they impact us on a cognitive level? OpenAI’s Sora system recently previewed a new wave of synthetic video and AI-powered media. It probably won’t be long before any form of realistic media – audio, video, or image – can be generated with prompts in mere…
The post Deep fakes, deep impacts: critical thinking in the AI era appeared first on DailyAI.
OpenAI says Voice Engine might be too risky to release
OpenAI says it ran a small-scale test of its new voice cloning product Voice Engine with a few select partners. The results show promising applications for the tech, but safety concerns may keep it from being released. OpenAI says that Voice Engine can clone a human’s voice based on a single 15-second recording of their voice. The tool can then generate “natural-sounding speech that closely resembles the original speaker.” Once cloned, Voice Engine can turn text inputs into audible speech using “emotive and realistic voices.” The tool’s capability makes exciting applications possible but raises serious safety issues too. Promising use
The post OpenAI says Voice Engine might be too risky to release appeared first on DailyAI.