I couldn’t find an intuitive GUI for GLIGEN so I made one myself. It uses ComfyUI in the backend
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Understanding customers’ individual needs and preferences has never been more critical for businesses striving to stay ahead in the competitive market. Marketing personalization is no longer nice to have. It’s a must-have for brands looking to optimize conversions and build customer loyalty. With advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), marketers now have a powerful arsenal of …
By Chad Wahlquist, Palantir Forward Deployed Architect Welcome to another installment of our Building with Palantir AIP series, where Palantir engineers and architects take you through how to build end-to-end workflows using our Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP). In this video, we’ll cover the Ontology Software Development Kit (OSDK). https://medium.com/media/2cc927ed3fd14cd762f6963251fbf3d2/href IntroductionWe’ll explore how the OSDK enables you …
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Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) is an automated and continuous software-based approach to offensive security. Similar to other forms of security validation such as red teaming and penetration testing, BAS complements more traditional security tools by simulating cyberattacks to test security controls and provide actionable insights. Like a red team exercise, breach and attack simulations …
Today, we are excited to announce that Code Llama foundation models, developed by Meta, are available for customers through Amazon SageMaker JumpStart to deploy with one click for running inference. Code Llama is a state-of-the-art large language model (LLM) capable of generating code and natural language about code from both code and natural language prompts. …
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The prototype satellites hitched a ride on a Falcon 9 rocket.
Machine learning researchers at Apple have developed an application that can accept a simple drawing and a text description to animate the drawing in desired ways. Tiffany Tseng, Ruijia Cheng and Jeffrey Nichols have published a paper describing the new app, called Keyframer, on the arXiv preprint server.
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In the realm of inferential statistics, you often want to test specific hypotheses about our data. Using the Ames Housing dataset, you’ll delve deep into the concept of hypothesis testing and explore if the presence of an air conditioner affects the sale price of a house. Let’s get started. Overview This post unfolds through the …
The model delivers dramatically enhanced performance, with a breakthrough in long-context understanding across modalities.