Google claims that Bard is improving at math and programming
TechCrunchMay 31, 2023
The Facts
Meta Platforms announced on Tuesday that it would allow researchers access to components of a new "human-like" artificial intelligence (AI) creation model that allegedly can analyze and complete unfinished images more accurately than existing models.
The company's AI team further stated that it is introducing the Image Joint Embedding Predictive Architecture (I-JEPA), the first AI model based on the vision of its Chief Scientist Yann LeCun to develop a new architecture to help machines learn faster, plan how to fulfill complex tasks and easily adapt to unfamiliar situations.
The Spin
Pro-establishment narrative
The introduction of I-JEPA is a landmark in the development of AI, revealing the potential of self-supervised learning architectures to overcome key limitations of state-of-the-art systems. Hopefully, this approach will prove to be extendable to other domains, including video understanding and image-text paired data.
Establishment-critical narrative
Though a lot of people are looking forward to the disruptive impact of AI on society, it's undeniable that scammers and other malevolent actors are willing to exploit AI tools — including apparently harmless image generators — for unscrupulous purposes. Government regulators and cybersecurity experts must find a way to address such threats while protecting innovation and the digital freedoms of ordinary people.