Maximilian Schreiner

Max is the managing editor of THE DECODER, bringing his background in philosophy to explore questions of consciousness and whether machines truly think or just pretend to.

Maximilian Schreiner

Nov 13, 2023

Artificial Intelligence Movies: 11 Milestones in AI Film History

An advanced, full-screen, edge-to-edge widescreen illustration of a classic cinematic scene from the movie 'Metropolis', closely resembling the original style of the movie. The image should depict the iconic Metropolis robot with even greater accuracy to the original design, capturing its unique features and the essence of the 1920s film aesthetic. The background should mirror the original movie's futuristic cityscape, with art deco elements, and a monochromatic color scheme with subtle hues. This rendition aims to blend the classic feel of the 1920s German Expressionist cinema with a touch of modern artistic finesse, resulting in a visually captivating and authentic portrayal of the movie's atmosphere.

Maximilian Schreiner

Nov 13, 2023

Nvidia unveils new H200 GPU for AI and HPC workloads

Maximilian Schreiner

Nov 12, 2023

AI research

Prompt Engineering plus AlphaZero: Microsoft's XOT improves LLM's ability to generalize

Maximilian Schreiner

Nov 10, 2023

AI research

Where GPT-4 Vision meets the road: Can it improve autonomous driving?

Maximilian Schreiner

Nov 9, 2023

Humane's AI Pin is a curious AI wearable with a hefty price tag

Humane, the AI pin startup, is in talks with HP about a possible sale or licensing deal, according to three sources who spoke to the New York Times.

Maximilian Schreiner

Nov 8, 2023

Nvidia's Eos supercomputer can train a GPT 3.5 competitor in eight days

Maximilian Schreiner

Nov 7, 2023

AI research

Nvidia's EmerNeRF to make self-driving cars safer

Maximilian Schreiner

Nov 7, 2023

Huawei steps in as Baidu's AI chip supplier amid Nvidia restrictions

Robin Li, Co-founder, Chairman and CEO of Baidu, announced ERNIE 4.0 at Baidu World 2023

Maximilian Schreiner

Nov 6, 2023

AI research

Google DeepMind's RoboVQA speeds up data collection for real-world robot interactions

Maximilian Schreiner

Nov 5, 2023

AI research

Researchers use generative simulation to unlock infinite training data for robots