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The beginning of open-ended AIPhoto by Gersamina Donnichi on ShutterstockAfter building impressive models in language processing (GPT-3) and text-to-image generation (DALL·E 2), OpenAI is now facing an arguably greater challenge: open-ended action. In the great task of solving so-called artificial general intelligence (AGI), they realize language and vision aren’t the only domains in which AI should excel. GPT-3 and DALL·E 2 are extremely good at what they do, but as powerful as they are they remain constrained within the…

OpinionNot DALL·E 2, not PaLM, not AlphaZero, not even GPT-3.Credit: BigScience Research WorkshopYou may be wondering if such a bold headline is true. The answer is yes. Let me explain why.GPT-3 came out in 2020 and established a new road the whole AI industry has been following in intention and attention since. Tech companies have repeatedly built better, larger models, one after another. But although they’ve put millions into the task, none of them has fundamentally changed the leading paradigm or the game’s rules GPT-3…

With images and videos that you most likely haven’t seen.“Vibrant portrait painting of Salvador Dalí with a robotic half face.” Credit: OpenAIDALL·E 2 is the newest AI model by OpenAI. If you’ve seen some of its creations and think they’re amazing, keep reading to understand why you’re totally right — but also wrong.OpenAI published a blog post and a paper entitled “Hierarchical Text-Conditional Image Generation with CLIP Latents” on DALL·E 2. The post is fine if you want to get a glimpse at the results and the paper is…