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The Plagiarism Problem: How Generative AI Models Reproduce Copyrighted Content

Unite.AI

As a result, generative AIs can unintentionally reproduce verbatim passages or paraphrase copyrighted text from their training corpora. Key Examples of AI Plagiarism Concerns around AI plagiarism emerged prominently since 2020 after GPT's release. 2023; Carlini et al.,

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Trusted AI for Homeland Security

DataRobot Blog

DataRobot is a proud partner enabling governments and organizations to face their unique challenges and leverage AI for value they can trust. Numerous government agencies recognize the opportunity with AI.

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AI Emotion Recognition Using Computer Vision

Heartbeat

It gives the computer the ability to observe and learn from visual data just like humans. 2020 ) can be integrated to add greater weight to the core features. In this process, the computer derives meaningful information from digital images, videos etc. and applies this learning tosolving problems.

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AI for Climate Change and Weather Risk

DataRobot Blog

From 2018 to 2020, the U.S. DataRobot enables the user to easily combine multiple datasets into a single training dataset for AI modeling. Climate change and natural disasters are a concern for both the public sector and commercial organizations. The scale and costs of weather disasters in the U.S. is substantial and growing.

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YOLOv7: The Most Powerful Object Detection Algorithm (2023 Guide)

Viso.ai

in 2020, YOLOv4-tiny model, research published in 2021 YOLOR (You Only Learn One Representation) model, published in 2021 YOLOX model, published in 2021 NanoDet-Plus model, published in 2021 PP-YOLOE, an industrial object detector, published in 2022 YOLOv5 model v6.1 in 2018 YOLOv4 model, released by Bochkovskiy et al.

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Generative AI: The Idea Behind CHATGPT, Dall-E, Midjourney and More

Unite.AI

GPT-3, launched in May 2020 had 96 layers, 96 attention heads, and a massive parameter count of 175 billion. Delving deeper into the realm of generative models, OpenAI's DALL-E 2 emerges as a shining example of the fusion of textual and visual AI capabilities. Significantly, its parameter count skyrocketed to 1.5