From the MIT GenAI Summit: A Crash Course in Generative AI

Join Ellie Pavlick, Brown University Professor and Google AI Researcher, for a crash course on generative AI.

Presented at the 2023 MIT GenAI Summit

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At the MIT GenAI Summit, experts provided a comprehensive overview of generative AI, showcasing its capabilities in creating diverse content and driving innovation. This crash course covered fundamental concepts, practical applications, and emerging trends, equipping attendees with the knowledge to leverage generative AI effectively in their fields.

[jeremiahdavid]

Really informative session! Thank you for recording and sharing it!👍🏻

[skane]

Thank you Dr Pavlick. Well presented, with excellent examples of key talking points. You caution that it’s easy in this giddy and fevered GAI moment to overlook the hallucinatory and risk aspects of the technology while recognizing the immense potential. 👏🙏

[murrayhill]

I had difficulty to hear words at the end of sentences. I felt that the speaker spoke clearly at first, but faded out at the last few words.

[Pavel.Fomitchov]

Great talk: simple to understand, but conceptually deep. Like this type of presentations!

[petertipapa]

The most simplified narration I have come across

[AdamOHalloran]

Also, for all of the risks and examples of the risks, I'm not seeing any from Google...

[Liex]

Everything has its opposite, we must remember death so that we can understand the value of life and seek to prepare for death in the best way possible.
We must remember sometimes, including myself first.
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[TV]

currently conect mit
appreciate .
i'm Japanese
language is arduous
study is multiple issues multiple time get perfect

[scottterry]

The missing element ... Generative models should be taught how to say, "I DON'T KNOW!" when they don't.

[arifulislamleeton]

Hi I'm Ariful Islam leeton im software engineer and members of the international organization who

[surkewrasoul]

Awesome stuff, Only if biology could allow for a little bit more time, Only If I were a little bit smarter, Only If could be a little bit longer.

We have been made to feel like people each with 5 five brain cells amd two of them dont even function properly, Though we can talk forever.

Ye know 💀

[GraczPierwszy]

no worries,
artificial intelligence will make such a change with liars that they will not know how to handle themselves,
because artificial intelligence based on lies won't stand a chance against artificial intelligence based on truth,
and not only

[tybowman]

Quit saying, “um”. You should use a generative language model to give your talk because it won’t say, “um”. And by the way, where does it say, “um”, in your notes? And what purpose does it serve other than to confound your viewers with your lack of preparation and lack of confidence?