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AI Art Museum Unleashes Machine Creativity in LA

AI artist Refik Anadol plans Dataland, the first AI art museum in LA, promoting 'ethical AI' and renewable energy. Dataland will showcase the fusion of human creativity and machine potential, set to open in 2025 next to prestigious cultural venues.

Embracing the Circular Fashion Economy

Fashion retailer explores circular rental model using data analytics to reduce environmental footprint and improve resource efficiency. Data scientist assesses operational challenges and metrics crucial for transitioning to a circular economy, aiding sustainability and logistics teams in building a solid business case for top management approval.

Mastering LLM Fine-tuning: Your FAQs Answered

LLM Fine-Tuning FAQs: Understand the nuances of fine-tuning large language models and when to use it effectively for AI projects. Fine-tuning can lower inference costs and adapt model outputs through prompt engineering, but its effectiveness depends on the use case and data volume.

AI Turbocharges Data Science Workflows

NVIDIA's RAPIDS cuDF library accelerates pandas by up to 100x on RTX hardware, improving data processing speed for data scientists. Data scientists can now use their preferred code base without sacrificing efficiency, thanks to RAPIDS cuDF's GPU-accelerated Python libraries.

Unlocking the Potential: Meta's Llama Vision Models

Llama 3.2 models with vision capabilities are now available in Amazon SageMaker JumpStart and Amazon Bedrock, expanding their traditional text-only applications. These state-of-the-art generative AI models offer improved performance, multilingual support, and are suitable for a wide range of vision-based use cases.

Save Your Money: A Guide to Dutch Exam Benchmarking

A machine learning engineer and PhD researcher conducted Dutch-specific benchmarking of LLMs, comparing models like o1-preview and GPT-4o on real Dutch exam questions. The study highlights the importance of validating AI models for Dutch-language tasks and offers valuable insights for companies targeting the Dutch market.

AI: A Cure for Grief?

Justin Harrison's company, You, Only Virtual, uses AI to recreate deceased loved ones from their digital footprint, sparking debate on the ethics and implications of 'grief tech'. The Guardian explores the potential of this technology and its impact on humanity through an interview with Harrison and one of his clients.