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Matthias Bastian
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Nov 2, 2024
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Read full article about: OpenAI's full o1 model reportedly handles images and 200K tokens

Several users on X reported brief access to OpenAI's full o1 model through the URL "chatgpt.com/?model=o1" before the company blocked access. According to these reports, the model can process approximately 200,000 tokens and analyze images. OpenAI describes o1 as its "most capable model, great for tasks that require creativity and advanced reasoning." Currently, only mini and preview versions of o1 are publicly available. While OpenAI hasn't announced a release date for the final version, it will likely launch later this year, unlike GPT-5.

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Matthias Bastian
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Nov 1, 2024
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Read full article about: AI music generator Suno AI adds personas to its music generator

Suno AI has introduced a new feature called "Personas" that allows users to capture and reuse the vocal style, mood and musical characteristics of the songs they create. The feature works by storing the core elements of a particular song, which users can then apply to create new compositions with a consistent sound. To set up a persona, users select a song and use the "Create" and "Make Persona" options. Users can choose to make their personas public or private. Public personas get their own page on Suno and are available for other users to use in their creations. As with regular song creation, users can specify lyrics and stylistic elements when using personas. The Personas feature is currently in beta testing and is only available to Pro and Premier subscribers. Users can create up to 200 songs using personas at no additional cost, after which new persona-based songs will cost 10 credits each.

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Nov 1, 2024
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Read full article about: Runway adds precise camera control to Gen-3 Alpha Turbo AI video generator

Runway has added new camera control features to its Gen-3 Alpha Turbo AI video model. The update allows users to control exactly how the camera moves through AI-generated scenes, including the direction and speed of movement. The new controls support basic camera movements such as panning from side to side, moving forward and backward through scenes, and zooming in and out. Users can also combine these different movements to create more complex camera sequences. According to Runway, the enhanced controls give video creators more precise control over their AI-generated content. The feature is now available for anyone using the Gen-3 Alpha Turbo model.

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Nov 1, 2024
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Read full article about: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman feels like he's "on the side of the angels" working on AI models

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman made religious references about artificial intelligence at a recent developer event in London, according to Hugging Face engineer Aymeric Roucher. "I don't pray for God to be on my side, I pray to be on God's side," Altman said. "Working on these models definitely feels like being on the side of the angels." This isn't the first time Altman has used spiritual language to describe AI development. In a Financial Times interview last year, he said OpenAI aims to create "magic intelligence in the sky."

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Oct 30, 2024
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Read full article about: OpenAI taps Broadcom and TSMC to build new AI hardware

OpenAI is developing its first proprietary chip to power its AI systems in collaboration with Broadcom and TSMC, reports Reuters. At the same time, the company is expanding its AI chip offerings with AMD processors to meet rapidly growing infrastructure demand alongside Nvidia chips. OpenAI had considered various options to diversify its chip supply and reduce costs, including building its own network of chip factories, but this has been ruled out for the time being due to the high cost and time involved. Instead, OpenAI plans to focus on developing its own chips. Broadcom is helping OpenAI with chip development and securing manufacturing capacity at TSMC.

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