I present an academic paper here to continue my discussion and analysis that AI is slowing down despite the hype surrounding it.

I present an academic paper here to continue my discussion and analysis that AI is slowing down despite the hype surrounding it.
In today’s post, I wish to talk about new technology that has recently emerged from Google that’s related to the image enhancing topic discussed in a previous post of mine.
I discuss how AI is still fundamentally unintelligent and, hence, the hype behind it is to some significant degree unjustified. I will use the GPT-3 to argue my case.
In this post I discuss why AI cannot keep accelerating indefinitely at its current pace. There’s only so much that we can pump into it.
I present here the incredible power of GPT-3 by OpenAI. I also look at Dall-E which can generate images rather than just text.
In this article I talk about how remote learning is becoming a thing and how class dynamics is going to suffer as a result.
Have you ever wondered how the technology that unlocks your phone with your face works? This is a fascinating question and, interestingly, Samsung and Apple provide very different technologies for this feature on their devices. This post will examine the differences between the two technologies and will also show you how either of the two […]
I detest receiving books as gifts in the workplace. Such books are usually of the soulless sort, the sort that are written around some lifeless corporate motto that is supposed to inspire a new employee to work overtime when needed. So, when I walked into my first day at work at Carnegie Mellon University (Australia […]
Here I describe a specific facial recognition algorithm – one that changed things forever: FaceNet by Google.
(Update: part 2 of this post can be found here) Facial recognition. What a hot topic this is today! Hardly a week goes by without it hitting the news in one way or another, and usually for the wrong reasons – i.e. privacy and its growing ubiquity. But have you ever wondered how this technology […]