When OpenAI launched the primary publicly accessible, so-called ‘generative AI chat bot’ known as ChatGPT, it didn’t take lengthy for customers — particularly tech-savvy ones — to appreciate it was a sport changer. Whereas types of synthetic intelligence have been utilized in techniques and purposes for many years they weren’t this new type of generative AI that have been being powered by what are known as Massive Language Fashions — or LLMs.
Because the launch of ChatGPT various different LLMs have been launched to the general public – like Meta’s Lama, Google’s Gemini, and Anthropic’s Claude (although there are various extra) and now we’re beginning to see what’s known as multimodal’ techniques, which means voice, picture, and video turbines (and extra) which can be powered by LLMs.
OpenAI lately launched a mannequin known as GPT-4o that permits customers to speak to this system and have conversations with it in actual time. And Apple simply introduced it’s going to be integrating an OpenAI mannequin into its working techniques and will likely be utilizing it to energy the voice helper, Siri.
As these techniques have rapidly turn out to be extra highly effective corporations and organizations are discovering methods to combine them into all types of purposes. We speak with two folks from the Lastinger Middle for Training at College of Florida to search out out they’re utilizing these quickly advancing Massive Language Fashions within the work they do. The Lastinger Middle is an training expertise incubator that has been utilizing a data-driven method to assist lecturers and college students since 2002.
Friends:
Dr. Cathy Cavanaugh, Chief Expertise Officer and Expertise Principal on the Lastinger Middle for Studying
Ethan Fieldman, founder & govt director of Curio XR and a member of the Lastinger Middle Advisory Board
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