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The post discusses the most impactful Generative AI papers of 2023 from various institutions like Meta, Stanford, and Microsoft.
The selection criteria for these papers includes both objective metrics like citations and GitHub stars, as well as subjective influence across different areas.
The year 2023 saw significant advancements in Generative AI research, with papers covering topics like large language models, multimodal capabilities, and fine-tuning methods.

FTC is looking into generative AI investments and partnerships with major companies.
New AI models have better cancer detection capabilities.
Innovative methods are being developed to improve deep learning algorithms.

DeepMind introduces AlphaGeometry, an AI system solving complex geometry problems at Olympiad level.
ElevenLabs, an AI voice startup, raises $80 million in funding, reaching a valuation of $1.1 billion.
Theory suggests that large language models like LLMs are more than just 'stochastic parrots.'

Meta announced a 'universe of AI' for Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp
AMD acquired open-source AI software developer Nod.ai
Microsoft opened an AI Co-Innovation Lab in San Francisco to empower Bay Area startups

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The post includes media recommendations like blogs, podcasts, music, films, books, and papers that the author enjoyed in February.
There are interesting reading recommendations from various domains and genres suggested by the author, including philosophy, music, documentaries, and movies.
The author provides a personal touch by sharing thoughts on the media consumed, such as novels, music albums, podcasts, and academic papers.

Deep Learning Weekly Issue #309 covers topics like Code Interpreter on ChatGPT Plus and ML system design with 200 case studies.
Industry innovations include AI-generated chart captions and Nvidia's AI approach to carbon capture.
Learning section highlights topics like Tiny Audio Diffusion and Swin Transformer for object recognition.

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EU and US have different regulatory frameworks for generative AI models
Research reveals fundamental limitations in aligning Large Language Models (LLMs)
Promoting AI safety is crucial in the face of potential adversarial prompting attacks