The AI Scientist is far from perfect. Occasionally it makes embarrassing citation errors. Here, it incorrectly attributed “an LSTM-based neural network” to Goodfellow (2016) rather than to the correct authors, Hochreiter & Schmidhuber (1997).
We documented these errors in own (human) reviews with our assessment and critiques of the AI-generated papers, listing issues we found in each paper and suggestions for improvement: https://t.co/xfFwL3yaya
Animating raster sketches has never been easier 👇
We present FlipSketch, that borrows from pre-trained T2V models to construct cute raster animations🦋
More info here: https://t.co/Am1w9BCgbq
Laser crystal of Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein and Alan Turing based on our #CVPR2024 work -- Wired Perspectives: Multi-View Wire Art Embraces Generative AI. Find more details at https://t.co/6jRKhcYVC0.
The phrase "whole career" is particularly accurate.
1. Pick a difficult technology area. Anything: Flying cars, quantum computing, interstellar travel, nuclear fusion, hypersonic flight, AI, whatever.
2. Complain that "current approaches are hitting a wall and will never work." Write a book about that.
3. Do not propose any solution, beyond very vague proposals.
4. Whenever a breakthrough occurs, minimize its significance and move the goal post.
5. Whenever a setback occurs, scream "Aha, I said so 15 years ago in my book."
6. Whenever Researcher X proposes a new method to lift the limitations of current methods, claim "X now agrees with me that a new paradigm was needed"
6.....
7. Attention! Followers! Senate testimomy! Profits!
We're delighted to announce @PeopleCentredAI's new Centre for Doctoral Training in AI for Digital Media Inclusion. We're joining forces with @RoyalHolloway, bringing together their excellence in creative R&D and our leadership in people-centred AI. https://t.co/gHZcWk3ysr
OKAYYY finally have a first version of slides ready, 18h before my talk! Here's a sneak peek.
See you tomorrow for those that are at #DeepLearningIndaba#DLI2023
https://t.co/mlQPWqt3Ma
🎉 Amazing news! Our paper "What Can Human Sketches Do for Object Detection?" is featured in RSIP Vision's BEST OF CVPR! 📚 Check it out on page 2: https://t.co/1awH8sZyXy
🔍 More about this project: https://t.co/ZlgHlcMXEP
#CVPR#ResearchHighlights@SketchXlab@PeopleCentredAI
Every branch of science has its corresponding pseudoscience.
Astronomy has astrology.
Geophysics has flat-earth beliefs.
Chemistry had (has?) alchemy.
Evolutionary biology has creationism.
AI now has AGI existential risk.
Maybe it’s a sign of maturing as a field.