Oil painting of Drake riding a dolphin
According to an article in The Sun, Drake was spotted riding a dolphin while on vacation in Turks and Caicos. The article says that the rapper was “clearly enjoying himself” as he […]
Tag: openai
10 reasons that Elden Ring is the greatest video game
10 features that make Elden Ring greatest video game of all time… maybe 😆 1. The game’s mechanics are incredibly deep and complex, making it a challenge to master. 2. The game […]
GPT-2 Beatles song inspired by Bohemian Rhapsody
This song composed by GPT-2, trained on The Beetles back catalogue lyrics, inspired by the opening lines of Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody: Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy? This feels […]
GPT-2 writes Beatles songs – Heiress?
Here we go, never before heard songs by The Beatles… written not by Paul & John, but an AI algorythm (see what I did there) 🙂 Data grabbed from here: Beatles lyrics […]
Back to GPT-2 and the Sprawl
After a couple of conversations with different mates over the weekend I was motivated to dust off my old GPT-2 scripts and play a little more. Libraries have changed in the near […]
openai GPT-2 345M parameter songs
Great news from openai regarding their GPT-2 model, they’ve released their 345M parameter version 🙂 GPT-2 Interim Update, May 2019 We’re implementing two mechanisms to responsibly publish GPT-2 and hopefully future releases: […]
Tensorflow gpt-t writes songs
I’ve pivoted with the theme for the text I’m using to fine tune openai’s gpt-2 model, and have picked up a few tips doing so, and I now have Tensorflow gpt-t writing […]
gpt-2 tuned in to AI Mike Hosking
Using Google’s CoLab [https://colab.research.google.com] I’ve fine tuned the gpt-2 117 model with an extract of text from a kiwi radio host, Mike Hosking I chose Mike not because I ever agree with […]
thoughts about ethical ai research
We’ve got to start moving a lot more slowly in the next couple years, because the community can be very toxic for anything we do, as well as the actual products at […]
I created a particle accelerator
“with this in mind,” said Dr. Eric A. Bowering, an associate professor of physics at UC Davis and a co-author on the paper. “It’s a very good way to learn about particles […]