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- Jose Nicholas Francisco
Jose Nicholas Francisco
Jose is a Machine Learning Developer Advocate at Deepgram, aiming to demystify the inner workings of AI. He has a background in software engineering, with projects focused on financial fraud detection. Jose earned a bachelor's and master's degree in computer science with a focus on AI and NLP from Stanford University. He currently lives in San Francisco with his friends.
Altman’s o3-mini Mixed Reviews, Andrew Ng’s AI Avatar, and Detecting Deepfake Online Payments
Altman released o3-mini on Friday, and developers have had the weekend to review it. Andrew Ng is excited over the AI representation of himself. Research reveals that GANs can help detect Deepfaked online payments. And more!
Zuckerberg’s Forecast on AI and Jobs, DeepSeek R1 Full Review, and Reddit’s Post-ChatGPT Era Analysis
Mark Zuckerberg's hot take on AI's impact will be on engineering jobs, Why o1 might really need to worry about DeepSeek R1, and how scientists used Reddit to analyze the internet's "Post-ChatGPT" era.
Jensen Huang discusses the Next Big Emerging Tech, Karpathy talks GPUs, and more AI Robots
On a recent interview, NVIDIA CEO discusses what he sees as the next big emerging technologies are. Meanwhile, Andrej Karpathy delves into GPU efficiency, and various companies nationwide continue to improve their robots.
2024 Review: Forbes’ Incorrect AI Predictions, How Elon Measures Intelligence, and Meta’s New LLM Architecture (LCMs)
What Forbes got right/wrong in their AI predictions for this year, the key feature Elon Musk uses to measure intelligence, and what Meta's Large Concept Models (LCMs) mean for the future
Using OpenAI’s Sora for Endoscopies, Andrew Ng’s AI Product Management Manifesto, and Why People Can't Detect Voice Clones
Medical professionals can now view the inside of patient's bodies with AI and without invasive surgery, Andrew Ng examines the merits of AI Product Management, and researchers' latest insights into the difficulties of voice clone detection.