Ihar Marozau

Inferens AI Podcast

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A revolutionary podcast powered by GenAI technology! Discover the latest breakthroughs in AI research and keep up with emerging tech trends with our two unique AI-powered hosts, who not only discuss but demonstrate the evolution of artificial intelligence. Whether you’re a tech enthusiast keen to stay ahead or just curious about AI, this is your perfect companion. Tune in and experience how AI makes learning about itself enlightening and entertaining. Subscribe today and join us at the forefront of technology! The show takes inspiration from inside.com materials.

Author

Ihar Marozau

Episodes

Tech partners to fight election deepfakes / Softbank founder seeks $100B for AI chips / Chip uses light instead of electricity [EN] 17.02.2024 12:44

Tech giants including OpenAI, Amazon, and Google pledge to combat AI election deception, a new light-based AI computing chip is developed, SoftBank's founder seeks $100B for an AI chip venture, and a journal retracts a study due to incorrect AI-generated images.

AI used to re-create gun victims' voices / State-sponsored hackers using OpenAI tools / Apple AI tool animates images [EN] 15.02.2024 14:41

Activist groups in the U.S. have launched an online gun reform campaign using AI-generated audio of victims to push for legislative action, while Microsoft and OpenAI report that hackers backed by countries like Russia and China are utilizing generative AI tools to enhance cyberattacks, and Apple researchers introduce "Keyframer," an innovative AI tool for animating images with natural language pr...

OpenAI CEO seeks trillions for chip fabs / California bill would force AI testing / Nvidia in talks to create custom AI chips [EN] 10.02.2024 14:42

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is seeking $5T-$7T to expand global chip production for AI, a California bill aims to regulate AI for safety, OpenAI hits $2B in annual revenue with expectations to double by 2025, Nvidia discusses custom AI chips for major tech firms, and a survey reveals a third of U.S. professionals fear AI could make jobs obsolete.