Posts Tagged ‘AI’
The Mathematician’s Essay: An Old Format for a New AI Era
At a time in which AI is revolutionizing the practice of mathematics – in some areas overtaking human capabilities – mathematicians are turning to the old-fashioned essay to express their thoughts on where humans could and should fit into the equation. Read more
Hyperspectral Imaging and Responsible AI
In the latest HLFF Spotlight, we meet Jimoh Abdulganiyu, a computer scientist and Graduate Research Assistant working at the Utah Water Research Laboratory, where he uses hyperspectral imaging to analyze vegetation affected by dust brought about by the erosion of the Great Salt Lake. Read more
Mathematicians’ New Best Friend?
A recent blog post highlighted three Spark Session talks at the 12th Heidelberg Laureate Forum that focused on the potential for a new era of superhuman AI capabilities through AI self-improvement and interaction with the real-world environment. Here, we discuss the thoughts of human mathematicians on the prospect of ‘superhuman AI mathematicians’ impacting their field. Read more
When the Stochastic Parrot Spoke for Itself… and Flew Away
The latest versions of popular chatbots are shedding their reputation as
stochastic parrots and demonstrating skills far beyond their training data such
as self-improvement and original problem-solving – and in the process exposing
the potential for a new era of superhuman AI capabilities. Read more