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[Johnny Lee @ByJohnnyLee]

professors/instructors: try CAiSEY for your course! https://t.co/EZI3rkNMSe

[Columbia Business School @Columbia_Biz]

“ChatGPT fed his students easy answers, so he built an app to argue with them."

@washingtonpost dug into Professor Dan Wang’s AI tool CAiSEY—CBS’s argument-driven antidote to the #AI models that have taken over campuses. It’s now being used by students across the country.

[Johnny Lee @ByJohnnyLee]

@AodenTeoMT Looking forward to trying the API!

[Aoden Teo @AodenTeoMT]

Today, we’re excited to introduce Miso One, the most emotive voice model in the world.

Miso One is an 8-billion-parameter text-to-speech model for highly expressive speech generation. It emotes like a human and responds faster than a human, with just 110 milliseconds of latency.

We’ve open-sourced the model weights, with API access coming soon.

Hear how Miso One sounds in the thread below.

[Ken J @J21Ken]

I split a lot of time between San Francisco and Tokyo, and one thing has always bothered me: why does the capital of technology still look like so much of it got frozen in the 1930s?

I love San Francisco. The ambition, the interesting conversations, the sheer talent density.

But after living in Tokyo, it’s hard not to notice how much urban form shapes what a city makes possible.

[Johnny Lee @ByJohnnyLee]

My favorite quote from @GeoffreyHuntley’s talk at @aiDotEngineer singapore

[Columbia Business School @Columbia_Biz]

"Rather than just texting with AI, what if we talk to it too?”

At Columbia Business School, students debate CAiSEY, a classroom prep partner that turns AI from a shortcut into a collaborator. Instead of giving them quick answers, CAiSEY pushes students to defend their thinking, consider new perspectives, and sharpen their arguments. And it works particularly well for brainstorming when students speak directly to it.

New research around the tech from @dansalright, Dan Wang, the Lambert Family Professor of Social Enterprise in the Faculty of Business, and Neelam Modi Jain, Postdoctoral Research Scholar in the Faculty of Business, shows that the way students interact with AI, and specifically by speaking to it instead of texting it, can dramatically affect how many ideas they generate. https://t.co/ohHhkWLtSl

[Johnny Lee @ByJohnnyLee]

APAC is blowing up... @VivianBala 's opening keynote at @aiDotEngineer Singapore is the best example... Singapore's head diplomat educated a crowd of AI engineers on how HE personally implemented @NanoClaw_AI
the technology is already here, now let's get it into the hands of people and change their lives

[Sherry Jiang is at ai engineer singapore @SherryYanJiang]

"learn by doing: you cannot govern a technology you have only been briefed on" - minister vivian balakrishnan