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Satya Nadella says the explicit Taylor Swift AI fakes are ‘alarming and terrible’

Published Tuesday, January 30, 2024

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Transform RAG and Search with Azure AI Document Intelligence
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Transform RAG and Search with Azure AI Document Intelligence

Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) is a design pattern commonly used in Document Generative AI (e.g., chat with your document). Semantic chunking is a key step in RAG to get efficient storage and retrieval. The session will introduce the latest capabilities provided by Azure AI Document Intelligence to enable semantic chunking and demonstrate a RAG application with semantic chunking for improved accuracy. We will also show how to get started using Azure AI Document Intelligence to build your own RAG application.

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Taylor Swift deepfake pornography sparks renewed calls for US legislation
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Taylor Swift deepfake pornography sparks renewed calls for US legislation

Fake but convincing explicit images of pop singer were viewed tens of millions of times on X and Telegram, prompting outcry from US politicians The rapid online spread of deepfake pornographic images of Taylor Swift has renewed calls, including from US politicians, to criminalise the practice, in which artificial intelligence is used to synthesise fake but convincing explicit imagery.

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Global AI Bootcamp 2024 | March 2024
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Global AI Bootcamp 2024 | March 2024

The Global AI Bootcamp is an annual event that occurs worldwide, where developers and AI enthusiasts can learn about AI through workshops, sessions, and discussions. Local chapters of the Global AI Community host the events in various locations across the globe. This year, the bootcamp will take place in the full month of March 2024.

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