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"Martin (YC S23) is pushing voice assistants into LLM territory. Interesting approach to solving the context and complexity issues that plague current AIs. Key points: • Improved contextual understanding • Better personalization • Handling multi-step tasks This could be a significant leap from the glorified weather checkers we have now. But the real test will be in practical, daily use. Curious: What's your most frustrating interaction with current voice assistants? What would make you actually use one regularly? Article for those interested: https://buff.ly/3LMQSfp"

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Loopy, a cutting-edge audio-driven portrait avatar generator! It creates lifelike avatar motions from audio inputs alone. Loopy uses advanced temporal modules to synthesize natural head movements, expressions, and even subtle non-speech gestures. Whether it's rapid or soothing audio, the model adapts seamlessly, pushing the boundaries of digital avatars.

Ready for a chat revolution? Here are 4 reasons to dive into PenguinDuo today:

Like Rick in his YouTube video, I was amazed that I couldn't tell 'Carolina-O' and 'Tears in the Sand' were fully AI-generated songs. It's impressive that his son could identify them as AI instantly – that's quite a skill! While I may never fully embrace AI-generated songs, I see incredible potential for bands, whether well-known or not, to use tools like Udio for inspiration. Imagine generating songs in a specific genre to spark new melodies and instrumental progressions that the band can then develop with their unique touch. But who gets credited as the 'songwriter' in such cases? I recently watched a video about the making of New Order's 'Blue Monday.' Gillian Gilbert painstakingly programmed much of the rhythm into drum machines and synthesizers by hand, deserving a 'Programming' credit. Today, we're witnessing the culmination of the digital revolution in music that began in the '80s. And as they say, this is the worst this technology is ever going to be - in 6 months, who knows. Now, platforms like Udio and Suno are facing lawsuits. Where will this lead? Ask the Beatles who their influences were – can you sue them for derivative works? This issue isn't going away. If anything, it means more work for the lawyers! https://lnkd.in/eBx88n_J

Check out the latest #ChaosLever episode. Tech News of the Week for 1/30/2024 NYC passes law to limit AI discrimination, Google ditches egress charges (sorta), Someone compiled the Mother of All Breaches, and Cerabyte’s glass etching archives aim to replace tape for long-term storage. NYC passes Law Aiming To Limit AI Discrimination In Hiring- it’s Super Ineffective! Google Ditches Egress Pricing, Sorta Someone Combined PII From Thousands Of Data Breaches Into One Super Breach Tape Is Dead, Long Live Tape! https://lnkd.in/eQrvTQmm