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The Hidden Layer
October 27, 2023
Greetings, curious minds!
Join us for a captivating expedition through the latest in AI in edition #23 of The Hidden Layer.
Today's AI Headlines:
OpenAI Studies High-Risk AI Threats
AI's Influence on Leadership Evolution
Apple's Generative AI Strategy
AI Comes to Windows
OpenAI forms team to study ‘catastrophic’ AI risks, including nuclear threats
OpenAI formed a new team called Preparedness to assess risks from advanced AI systems. The team will look at potential dangers like AI's ability to fool humans or generate harmful content. OpenAI's CEO has warned AI could cause human extinction if not controlled.
Preparedness will study far-fetched and more realistic risks. OpenAI is crowdsourcing ideas for catastrophic misuses of AI models. The team will make policies for evaluating risks during model development. OpenAI wants to ensure safety as AI capabilities advance further.
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What’s changed since the “pause AI” letter six months ago?
Generative AI like ChatGPT is already impacting business leaders and teams. It can greatly enhance productivity in creative tasks like generating images. But it changes roles, like designers evolving to curate AI output versus create from scratch.
Leaders must adapt to manage AI's costs and benefits versus human labor's. They need to embrace frequent learning and change while setting expectations. Balancing human and AI creativity through team collaboration will be key. Leaders who adapt can harness AI's exponential productivity gains.
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AI Spotlight
Apple's Generative AI Strategy (Read online)
AI Comes to Windows (Read online)
AI & ML Boost Retail Supply Resilience (Read online)
AIs Managing Businesses: Legal Considerations (Read online)
IBM's AI Code Assistant for Enterprise App Modernization (Read online)
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Decoding AI: Your Questions Answered
What is Naive Bayes?
Naive Bayes is a machine learning algorithm that uses probability theory to classify data into different categories. The algorithm calculates the likelihood of different outcomes based on the features of the data. It is called "naive" because it assumes that all the features you're considering are independent, meaning they don't influence each other. For example, if you're using Naive Bayes to identify spam emails, the algorithm would consider each word in the email separately, ignoring any potential relationship between them. Even with this naive assumption, the algorithm is often surprisingly effective for tasks like email filtering, sentiment analysis, and more.
Thanks for joining us for Edition #23 of The Hidden Layer. Curious about how AI impacts society or business? Your questions could shape our next edition.
Until then, stay ahead and inspired!
Best,
The Hidden Layer Team
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