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Exploring the Latest in AI: TextFX, Visualizing AI, JamBot, and OpenAI's Fine-Tuning Update
John Siwicki discusses several interesting topics in this episode. He starts by introducing the Text FX project from Google, which offers AI-powered tools for rappers, writers, and wordsmiths. He explores the different tools available, such as Simile Explode, Unexpected Alliteration, and Acronym Fuse Scene Unfold.
Next, he mentions a project called "Visualizing AI" by Google's DeepMind. This project showcases artwork and animations created by artists based on AI. The visuals are captivating and provide a unique perspective on AI.
John then moves on to discuss a new plugin called Jambot by Figma. Jambot brings Chat GPT inside Figma's whiteboard software, allowing users to utilize AI-generated responses during ideation and collaboration sessions.
He also highlights the launch of Code Llama by Meta Facebook, a model specifically designed for code writing. The model is open-sourced, and Perpexity Labs provides a playground for users to experiment with it.
Lastly, John shares the big news of the week: OpenAI's update to their API, which now allows fine-tuning of Chat GPT Three and a Half Turbo. Fine-tuning enables users to train the model on their own data, resulting in higher quality results, shorter prompts, lower costs, and lower latency requests.
Key Takeaways:
* Google's Text FX project offers AI-powered tools for rappers, writers, and wordsmiths.
* "Visualizing AI" by Google's DeepMind showcases artwork and animations inspired by AI.
* Figma's Jambot plugin brings Chat GPT inside their whiteboard software for collaborative ideation.
* Meta Facebook launched Code Llama, a model tuned for code writing, which is open-sourced and available for experimentation.
* OpenAI's API update allows fine-tuning of Chat GPT Three and a Half Turbo, resulting in higher quality results, lower costs, and lower latency requests.
Links:
* https://www.figma.com/community/widget/1274481464484630971
* https://labs.perplexity.ai/
* https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/fine-tuning
* https://www.deepmind.com/visualising-ai
* https://textfx.withgoogle.com/
* https://www.youtube.com/@stacksnacks
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By John SiwickiJohn Siwicki discusses several interesting topics in this episode. He starts by introducing the Text FX project from Google, which offers AI-powered tools for rappers, writers, and wordsmiths. He explores the different tools available, such as Simile Explode, Unexpected Alliteration, and Acronym Fuse Scene Unfold.
Next, he mentions a project called "Visualizing AI" by Google's DeepMind. This project showcases artwork and animations created by artists based on AI. The visuals are captivating and provide a unique perspective on AI.
John then moves on to discuss a new plugin called Jambot by Figma. Jambot brings Chat GPT inside Figma's whiteboard software, allowing users to utilize AI-generated responses during ideation and collaboration sessions.
He also highlights the launch of Code Llama by Meta Facebook, a model specifically designed for code writing. The model is open-sourced, and Perpexity Labs provides a playground for users to experiment with it.
Lastly, John shares the big news of the week: OpenAI's update to their API, which now allows fine-tuning of Chat GPT Three and a Half Turbo. Fine-tuning enables users to train the model on their own data, resulting in higher quality results, shorter prompts, lower costs, and lower latency requests.
Key Takeaways:
* Google's Text FX project offers AI-powered tools for rappers, writers, and wordsmiths.
* "Visualizing AI" by Google's DeepMind showcases artwork and animations inspired by AI.
* Figma's Jambot plugin brings Chat GPT inside their whiteboard software for collaborative ideation.
* Meta Facebook launched Code Llama, a model tuned for code writing, which is open-sourced and available for experimentation.
* OpenAI's API update allows fine-tuning of Chat GPT Three and a Half Turbo, resulting in higher quality results, lower costs, and lower latency requests.
Links:
* https://www.figma.com/community/widget/1274481464484630971
* https://labs.perplexity.ai/
* https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/fine-tuning
* https://www.deepmind.com/visualising-ai
* https://textfx.withgoogle.com/
* https://www.youtube.com/@stacksnacks
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.stack-snacks.com
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Get full access to Stack Snacks at www.stack-snacks.com/subscribe