CreatieAI - doing design with AI

A convenient and comfortable space for working with AI: select areas of design you have problems with, and the neural network itself will suggest design ideas suitable for that particular fragment.

Also here you can upscale images and do a lot of things for free that are not available in Figma, for example. This is a case where the integration of neural networks into a platform for designers has created a really cool service.

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It looks like Sora finally has a competitor - Higgsfield AI announced a new model.

Of course, it's still a long way from Sora, but it's better than available models like GEN-2 and Pika.

The waitlist is here.

Now even baby strollers are made with AI.

Parents, do you need this? 🤖

❗️ Elon Musk unveiled Grok-1.5, the latest version of his generative AI model, which will become the basis for social network X's Grok chatbot in the coming days.

Key updates to Grok-1.5:

- Significantly improved reasoning capabilities, especially in coding, math, and problem-solving tasks.

- It can process contexts containing up to 128,000 tokens.

- According to benchmarks published by the company, it not only outperforms its predecessor, but also approaches leading AI models such as GPT-4 and Claude 3.

Grok-1.5 will soon be available to early testers on X, and will also get "several new features" that were not specified in the blog post. However, Musk has previously mentioned the inclusion of features such as summarizing topics and replies, as well as offering content suggestions for posts; we'll know soon if these will be released.

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Heh, two artists have fulfilled the dream of pubescent teenagers and created a camera that “undresses” people.

Under the hood is a custom Stable Diffusion - it tries to recreate the human body, but only without clothes. Yeah.

Don't throw money at the monitor - they are not going to sell the camera. Unfortunately.

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Sora has generated a car with a perfect turning system.

Engineers, why haven't they done it yet?

Enthusiasts came up with a neural network pen for illiterate people.

It works like this: you name a word, and its correct spelling appears on a small screen.

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Tesla launches self-driving taxis! There are no details yet, but Musk promises to reveal more on August 8th.

Tesla shares soared. 🤖

Time for useful neurons: SpareParts showed off their new model Theia - it turns drawings into digital 3D models!

They also have DigiPart - document analysis and assessment of the suitability and profitability of parts production.

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The Internet was torn apart by a touching story about a chubby cat from neural networks. 🤖

⚡️ChatGPT Electricity Consumption is More Than 17,000 US Household.

That’s ChatGPT for you – a brilliant conversationalist with an appetite for electricity that’s sparking conversations about sustainability and innovation.

The AI sector’s energy appetite is growing exponentially, and by 2027, it could consume between 85 to 134 terawatt-hours annually equivalent to half a percent of global electricity consumption.

#ChatGPT⚡️ #AI⚡️ #AINews

WOW! Enthusiasts have created the most powerful neuron combine - AI-Oracle works simultaneously on the basis of GPT-4, Claude and the Perplexity search engine.

The resulting mix can literally do anything - ChatGPT and Claude provide their answers, and Perplexity checks their relevance. All this comes together and you get the final answer.

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Viggle AI replaced rapper Lil Yachty with joker Joaquin Phoenix.

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Gemini 1.5 Pro has been updated - now Google’s neuron can process audio.

You can fill a path for up to 11 hours! It turns out that you can upload any training course on Python and turn it into a text-based one, at the same time understandable to a five-year-old child.

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MaGRITTe AI refines 3D space based on a picture

3D realization based on image, top view and text promt

Generating 3D scenes based on user-defined conditions is a promising direction to ease the production burden in 3D applications.

Is this even legal? 😮

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