Bookmarks tagged ai

"Turn any glasses into hackable smart glasses with less than $25 of off-the-shelf components. Record your life, remember people you meet, identify objects, translate text, and more."
"1. Accurate Tone Color Cloning. OpenVoice can accurately clone the reference tone color and generate speech in multiple languages and accents.
2. Flexible Voice Style Control. OpenVoice enables granular control over voice styles, such as emotion and accent, as well as other style parameters including rhythm, pauses, and intonation. 3. Zero-shot Cross-lingual Voice Cloning. Neither of the language of the generated speech nor the language of the reference speech needs to be presented in the massive-speaker multi-lingual training dataset."
A hackable AI home assistant platform using the Google Nest Mini (2nd gen) form factor, consisting of:
- a custom PCB designed to be a drop-in replacement to the original, using the ESP32-S3 for audio processing - a server for handling the transcription, response generation and Text-to-Speech from multiple devices on the same network
28 Nov 2023 www.astralcodexten.com (Archive)
"You’ve probably heard AI is a “black box”. No one knows how it works. Researchers simulate a weird type of pseudo-neural-tissue, “reward” it a little every time it becomes a little more like the AI they want, and eventually it becomes the AI they want. But God only knows what goes on inside of it...
Until now! Towards Monosemanticity, recently out of big AI company/research lab Anthropic, claims to have gazed inside an AI and seen its soul"
#AI #gpt +
27 Nov 2023 meat-gpt.sonnet.io (Archive)
"Prime answers to rare questions."
The success of the site was to a large part driven by terrible AI site catalogues, and their hallucinated ideas of what Meat-GPT is about. Irony deficency is not a joke. Remember to get tested regularly.
24 Oct 2023 www.lesswrong.com (Archive)
A mechanistic explanation of the Waluigi Effect and other bizarre "semiotic" phenomena which arise within large language models such as GPT-3/3.5/4 and their variants (ChatGPT, Sydney, etc). This article will be folklorish to some readers, and profoundly novel to others.