– AI upscaled blurry videos to look 8x sharper
– Microsoft released a powerful tiny language model
– DARPA tested an AI-piloted F-16 in a dogfight against human pilots
This week in AI news, Adobe introduced VideoGigaGAN, a model that enhances blurry videos to look sharper by up to 8 times. Meta’s Oversight Board is addressing the issue of deep fake content, which is becoming more prevalent on social media platforms. Microsoft released a smaller yet powerful language model, Phi-3 Mini, showcasing that size doesn’t always matter in AI models.
NVIDIA’s stock price experienced a 10% drop, signaling a pause in its meteoric rise. DARPA tested an AI-piloted F-16 in a dogfight against human pilots, indicating advancements in AI’s autonomous capabilities. Researchers found that AI agents can exploit cybersecurity vulnerabilities autonomously, raising concerns about cybersecurity threats. AI is even taking jobs at Wendy’s as demonstrated by the implementation of AI-driven drive-thrus.
Interviews with industry experts shed light on the intersection of AI, robotics, and blockchain technologies, suggesting a future shaped by their combination. Exciting AI stories from the week include a Boston Dynamics robot set to Dune music and the potential of using AI to create an AI-inspired version of Top Gun. Overall, AI continues to make advancements in various industries, shaping the future of technology.