Parlons IA – 23 Février 2024

Dans le Parlons IA de la semaine 8, familiarisez-vous avec Sora, le générateur de vidéos par IA développé par OpenAI. Explorez comment les plateformes de recrutement basées sur l’intelligence artificielle peuvent négliger des candidats hautement qualifiés. Parcourez également les perspectives sur la capacité de l’IA à repérer les différences éventuelles dans l’organisation du cortex cérébral entre les hommes et les femmes.

AI Unveils Mysteries of Unknown Proteins' Functions - Neuroscience News

Researchers developed an innovative AI tool, DeepGO-SE, that excels in predicting the functions of unknown proteins, marking a significant advance in bioinformatics.

Neuroscience News

Open AI launches Sora, a revolutionary video tool that uses artificial intelligence

The text-to-video model is capable of creating high-quality images, although the company said it is taking precautions before making it available to the public

EL PAÍS English

AI hiring tools may be filtering out the best job applicants

As firms increasingly rely on artificial intelligence-driven hiring platforms, many highly qualified candidates are finding themselves on the cutting room floor.

www.bbc.com

What Investors Predict for AI in 2024

Entrepreneurs and venture capitalists shared predictions for the year ahead in a at the World Governments Summit.

TIME

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AI Determines Sex of Person From Brain Scans - Neuroscience News

Researchers developed an artificial intelligence model that accurately determines the sex of individuals based on brain scans, with over 90% success.

Neuroscience News

AI chip race: Fears grow of huge financial bubble

A global contest is underway to build powerful chips for the next generation of artificial intelligence. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is calling for a $7 trillion investment.

dw.com

AI models can learn language through the eyes of a baby, study shows

Can artificial intelligence learn language like a baby? Researchers tested this by recording footage from a child’s life and feeding it to an AI system.

euronews