In episode 14 of “The AI Repair”, Graham issues an apology, Mark questions whether suicide drones have second thoughts, and people pretend to be robots; meanwhile, researchers demonstrate that having a fully-working copy of the computer game Doom is all you need for an AI to generate a significantly usable model of Doom out of thin air.
Graham acquires expertise on evading a police-trained elephant’s keen sense of smell, while an AI system produces an aroma with no discernible scent. Meanwhile, Mark sheds light on why the most advanced language models incorrectly assume that “strawberry” contains two R’s.
Within the latest installment of Graham Cluley and Mark Stockley’s popular “The AI Repair” podcast, a wealth of information is shared regarding cutting-edge advancements in artificial intelligence.
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