AI & RoboticsNews

IBM propels PyTorch beyond model training into AI inference

October 6, 2023
The open source PyTorch machine learning (ML) framework is widely used today for AI training, but that’s not all it can do. IBM sees broader applicability for PyTorch and is working on a series of development initiatives that will see PyTorch used for inferencing. In an exclusive interview with VentureBeat, Raghu Ganti, principal research staff member at IBM detailed new research efforts that…
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AI is driving more phone scams | Hiya

October 6, 2023
AI is driving more phone scams and the average mobile phone user is now getting 14 spam calls a month, according to a report by Hiya, a provider of voice security solutions. Hiya unveiled the findings of its latest study on phone fraud and spam. The research highlighted a distressing trend, with a quarter of unknown phone calls analyzed by Hiya being classified as unwanted. I feel like I get 14…
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AI & RoboticsNews

StreamingLLM shows how one token can keep AI models running smoothly indefinitely

October 6, 2023
Text-to-text large language models (LLMs) such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Meta’s Llama 2, Anthropic’s Claude 2 have been at the center of the current AI gold rush in Silicon Valley and the wider enterprise tech world — but by and large, all of them share some of the same issues. One of these issues is consistently high quality performance over time during a single conversation with a user —…
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DefenseNews

Electronic warfare training is headed to an Army school near you

October 6, 2023
Future Army ground unit commanders will have nearly instant, possibly deadly, feedback on whether they followed the right steps or if they revealed themselves on the electronic battlefield. That’s the message that the commanding general over the Army’s Cyber Center of Excellence has for current and incoming maneuver unit leaders. “If you remember nothing else, remember 8 minutes,” said…
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