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Synthetic data takes aim at AI training challenges

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The use of synthetic data to train AI models is about to skyrocket, as organizations look to fill in gaps in their internal data, build specialized capabilities, and protect customer privacy, experts predict. Gartner, for example, projects that by 2028, 80% of data used by AIs will be synthetic, up from 20% in 2024.

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Wonder Dynamics puts a full-service CG character studio in a web platform

TechCrunch

Someone who has big dreams doesn’t always have the resources to manifest them,” said Sheridan, whom many will have seen starring in Spielberg’s film adaptation of Ready Player One — so his familiarity with the complexities of CG-assisted production and motion capture are very much firsthand.

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Axiom Space raises $130 million for its commercial space station ambitions

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Axiom is the service provider for the mission, brokering the deal for the private spacefarers and setting up training and mission profile. not astronauts selected, trained and employed by their respective national government) make its way to the station. Tom Cruise reportedly talking to SpaceX about shooting a movie in space.

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Stealing Ghibli: How AI Has Crossed The Line Into Creative Theft

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Under the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works , which became the Paris Act in 1971, original works of authorship such as films, illustrations and designs are protected the moment they are created, requiring no formal registration.

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Glass rethinks the smartphone camera through an old-school cinema lens

TechCrunch

Films weren’t always widescreen. Originally they were more likely to be approximately the shape of a 35mm film frame, for obvious reasons. If you matted out the top and bottom, you could project a widescreen image, which people liked — but you were basically just zooming in on a part of the film, which you paid for in detail.

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D-ID launches ‘Speaking Portrait,’ a way to turn photos into custom, photo-realistic videos

TechCrunch

D-ID’s Speaking Portraits may look like the notorious “deepfakes” that have made headlines over the past couple of years, but the underlying tech is actually quite different, and there’s no training required for basic functionality. This one will also work with the existing background in the photo only.

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This robot crossed a line it shouldn’t have because humans told it to

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The video of the event was taken and posted on Twitter by William Gude, the owner of Film the Police LA , an LA-based police watchdog account. — Film The Police LA (@FilmThePoliceLA) September 13, 2022. It turns out the robot’s error, at least in this case, was caused by humans. pic.twitter.com/T5DaET5Q5b.

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