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Stable Diffusion 3 – next-gen AI image generator

Stability AI presented the latest advancement in image generative AI models – Stable Diffusion 3. Its expanded parameter range and diffusion transformer architecture ensure smooth generation of complex, high-quality images and accurate text-to-visual translation.

Google introduces Gemma – a new open-source model

Drawing inspiration from its predecessor Gemini, Gemma is focused on openness and accessibility, offering versatile models suitable for various devices and frameworks. The model marks a significant step towards democratizing AI while emphasizing its responsible development and transparency.

StableRep: transforming how AI learns

The StableRep model enhances AI training through the utilization of synthetic imagery. By generating diverse images via text prompts, it not only solves data collection challenges but also provides more efficient and cost-effective training alternatives.

Step into the future: a 48-qubit programmable processor

Researchers have joined forces to create a programmable quantum processor that operates with high fault tolerance based on logical qubits. This opens up new prospects for large-scale and reliable quantum computing, capable of solving previously intractable problems.

Does the Turing test no longer work?

The Turing test, once groundbreaking for machine thinking, is now limited by AI's ability to mimic human reactions. A new study introduces a three-step system to determine whether artificial intelligence can reason like a human.

Google’s Gemini AI is going to surpass ChatGPT

A groundbreaking NLP model Gemini AI is set to surpass existing benchmarks. With its multimodal prowess, scalability across various domains, and integration potential within Google's ecosystem, Gemini AI represents a significant leap in AI technology.

Does GPT-4 Pass the Turing Test?

In 1950, British scientist Alan Turing proposed a test to determine whether machines can think. To date, no artificial intelligence has yet successfully passed it. Will ChatGPT be the first?