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작업이 더 쉬워진다··· 개발자가 환영할 오픈소스 AI 프로젝트 11개
이런 중요한 분야를 육성하기 위해 개발자의 작업을 조금 더 쉽게 만들어주는 11가지 오픈소스 AI 프로젝트를 소개한다. 일부는 모델 학습 프로세스를 미세 조정하고, 일부는 필요한 데이터 소스를 찾거나 액세스하는 데 도움을 준다. 생산성 향상 도구, 성능 최적화 도구, SQL 랭글러 등 다양하다. 여기서 소개하는 프로젝트를 통해 AI의 혁신이 어떻게 지능적이고 자율적인 컴퓨터의 꿈을 어떻게 현실로 바꾸고…
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출판사 펭귄 랜덤하우스, 도서에 ‘AI 학습 금지’ 문구 추가
영미권 대형 출판사인 펭귄 랜덤하우스가 AI 훈련과 데이터 활용에 반대하는 입장을 도서에 포함하기로 결정했다. 기즈모도의 보도에 따르면, 펭귄 랜덤하우스의 신간 표준 저작권 페이지에는 “이 책의 일부를 어떤 방식으로든 인공 지능 기술이나 시스템 훈련 목적으로 사용하거나 복제할 수 없다”라고 명시돼 있다. 펭귄 랜덤하우스는 유럽연합 법에 따라 자사 작품이 텍스트 및 데이터 마이닝(TDM) 예외 조항의 적용을 받지 않는다고…
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Discrete Diffusion with Planned Denoising (DDPD): A Novel Machine Learning Framework that Decomposes the Discrete Generation Process into Planning and Denoising
Generative AI models have become highly prominent in recent years for their ability to generate new content based on existing data, such as text, images, audio, or video. A specific sub-type, diffusion models, produces high-quality outputs by transforming noisy data into a structured format. Even though the model is significantly advanced, it still lacks control…
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Anthropic’s latest AI model can use a computer just like you – mistakes and all
Claude 3.5 Sonnet is available as a beta for developers to try out now. It can view a screen, move a cursor, click buttons, and even input text. It’s not perfect, but neither are you!
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‘This is a game changer’: Runway releases new AI facial expression motion capture feature Act-One
The new feature includes safeguards to detect and block attempts to generate content featuring public figures without authorization.Read More
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Arvola Chan ’74, SM ’76, EE ’78, PhD ’80
“I spent 10 years at MIT, earning four degrees in electrical engineering and computer science,” says Arvola Chan ’74, SM ’76, EE ’78, PhD ’80. “I was a beneficiary of scholarships through my undergraduate years and research assistantships through my graduate years, so I’m forever grateful.” As planned-giving chair for the Class of 1974 50th…
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How fasting helps and harms the gut
Intermittent fasting can delay the onset of some age-related diseases and lengthen lifespan. In part, MIT researchers have found, that’s because it boosts intestinal stem cells’ ability to regenerate, which helps the intestine recover from injuries or inflammation. A new mouse study by the same researchers now sheds further light on how this mechanism works,…
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Why collagen lasts
Collagen, a protein prevalent in bones and connective tissue, has been discovered in dinosaur fossils as old as 195 million years—even though the normal half-life of the peptide bonds that hold proteins together is about 500 years. A new study from MIT offers an explanation for collagen’s longevity: A special atomic-level interaction prevents water from…
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MIT sky cam
A bird’s-eye view of campus featuring Maseeh Hall, captured by a DJI Mavic 3 drone in late August. Given airspace restrictions, the photographer, an FAA-certified drone pilot, had to get FAA clearance three days ahead of time—and hope the weather forecast would hold—to get this shot.
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An implantable sensor could prevent opioid deaths
The most effective way to prevent death when someone has overdosed on opioids is to administer a drug called naloxone: It binds to opioid receptors, sometimes restoring normal breathing in minutes. But people often don’t receive it in time if at all, especially if they overdose while they are alone. Now mechanical engineer Giovanni Traverso…