Research and Breakthroughs Oxford University researchers introduce a diffusion model called RealFusion that can generate 360-degree reconstructions of objects from an image. [https://www.marktechpost.com/2023/02/28/oxford-university-researchers-introduce-a-diffusion-model-called-realfusion-that-can-generate-360-degree-reconstructions-of-objects-from-an-image/?amp] Breakthrough for nerf NeRF and 3D Art Devanshu Tak is a 3D artist who has used NeRF earlier in his work Interesting read: https://unsupervisedlearning.substack.com/p/using-large-language-models-effectively. Esp the #4 point around embeddings Embedding and Prompt Templating Embedding was the biggest reason for using Pinecone and Langchain in the Hasura bot Pinecone is used as a vector store Langchain gives a good abstraction Hasura bot uses openAI embedding Chroma bundles store and the embedding call into one from what can be told.

Introduction Anirudth introduced himself as an Applied Scientist at Amazon He expressed his excitement about generative AI and looking for new opportunities Generative AI Discussion about the potential of generative AI in various fields such as art, music, and literature Mention of OpenAI’s GPT-3 and its capabilities Sharing of articles and research papers related to generative AI Discussion about the ethical implications of generative AI and its impact on society Projects and Tools Sharing of personal projects related to generative AI Discussion about various tools and frameworks used for generative AI such as TensorFlow, PyTorch, and Keras Sharing of resources and tutorials for learning generative AI Events and Conferences Discussion about upcoming events and conferences related to generative AI Sharing of links to events such as the International Conference on Learning Representations (ICLR) and the Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS) Social Media and Communities Sharing of links to social media groups and communities related to generative AI Discussion about the benefits of being part of a community for learning and networking Mention of the Generative Models Slack community and the Machine Learning subreddit Miscellaneous Discussion about the use of generative AI in video games Sharing of links to generative art websites such as Artbreeder and Deep Dream Generator Mention of the potential of generative AI in creating personalized content for individuals Links The description and link can be mismatched because of extraction errors.

AI Bot Code The group chat mentions that the Hasura AI bot code has been open-sourced and can be easily deployed with one click. They share a link to read more about it on https://theresanaiforthat.com/. AI Art The group chat discusses Offset Noise, which is apparently heating up AI art. They share a link to a tweet from MetaAI about it: https://twitter.com/MetaAI/status/1631351811696394240?s=20. Purchase Parity One member of the group mentions that the person behind Offset Noise is also running purchase parity, which they feel most products miss.

Generative AI: GoogleAI’s new Flan-UL2 20B is out Discussion on compute required for good/useful throughput Comparison with chatGPT API in terms of cost and data localization/compliance needs Need for specialized models and configurable/finetunable base models Two interesting articles from a16z on generative AI platform and everyday AI for consumers Links to personal articles on generative AI product strategy and AI products arms race Discussion on fMRI to SD research from Japan and its limitations Personal experience with off-the-shelf brain devices and noise in data Use of fMRI data for cleaner and more interesting analyses Request for resources on using SD for designers and artists Recommendation for Automatic1111 for using SD with plugins, but requires GPU and technical setup Excitement over possibility of getting actual footage of dreams Miscellaneous:

ChatGPT API Launch and Updates OpenAI provided an update on ChatGPT and Whisper API. A Twitter user shared a link to the ChatGPT API launch. A user mentioned getting controlnet working in a satisfactory way. Someone asked about deploying gpt-3.5-turbo on production apps and how it performs at scale. Another user replied that it is mostly stable but may require retries with exponential backoff. Corridor Digital’s Anime Creation StabilityAI shared a link to a tweet about Corridor Digital’s process for creating anime using SD VFX and Blender.

Introductions Members introduce themselves and their backgrounds in AI, ML, and related fields. Projects and Startups Pranjal Mehta talks about his electric plane startup, ePlane.ai, and his interest in building in GenAI. Nirant K works with startups building in ML. Kush is running Corp Dev for Glance & InMobi and is interested in seeing Generative AI innovations in the market. Pranav leads Peppertype.ai and has been closely working with Gen AI and its applications in content and marketing for the last 2 years.

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Generative AI Community Guidelines Purpose: The purpose of this document is to establish the behavioral expectations for members of the Generative AI Community. This document is a living document and will be updated as needed to meet the evolving needs of the community. Scope: This document applies to all members of the Generative AI Community, including but not limited to members of the WhatsApp community, members of the mailing list, and all attendees of Generative AI Community events.

Hackathon Logistics Venue: Juspay Technologies Private Limited, Stallion Business Center, 444, 18th Main Rd, 6th Block, Koramangala, Bengaluru - 560095 Entry Enter venue from basement; parking for 40 two-wheelers, cars park in side lanes/roads Show government ID to security person, Shankar Dutta, at basement for check-in Check-ins start at 3:15 PM; hackathon starts at 4 PM; schedule: https://hasgeek.com/generativeAI/deep-hackathon/schedule Assemble on 2nd floor, work on 2nd and 3rd floors after 5 PM briefing Guest WiFi access available; login and password details at venue Follow Code of Conduct; be respectful, collaborate, and ask questions During the Hackathon Washrooms, water stations, and coffee vending machines on 2nd and 3rd floors; bring reusable mugs if desired Bring your own laptops and chargers; power strips provided Friday Dinner served at 8:15 PM in 5th floor pantry; no eating on 2nd and 3rd floors Pantry stocked with sandwich supplies and snacks for night; eating only in 5th floor pantry Couches, bean bags, and sofas available for rest; no pressure to stay overnight Saturday Breakfast served from 8 AM, lunch from 12 PM in 5th floor pantry Saturday: participants use 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors; Demo Day on 2nd floor; livestream on TVs for additional viewers Talks streamed via Zoom or TVs on 2nd and 3rd floors; schedule: https://hasgeek.