This Website Uses AI to Generate the Faces of People Who Don’t Exist
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Thispersondoesnotexist.com serves up a new AI-generated face every time you hit refresh. Continue reading This Website Uses AI to Generate the Faces of People Who Don’t Exist
AdaCore, a trusted provider of software development and verification tools, today announced it is working with NVIDIA to implement Ada and SPARK programming languages for select security-critical firmware used for applications that demand stringent saf… Continue reading AdaCore enhances security-critical firmware with NVIDIA
Eleven critical bugs will be patched as part of the February Android Security Bulletin. Continue reading Google Patches Critical .PNG Image Bug
Videogames have always existed in a weird place between high art and cutting-edge technology. Their consumer-facing nature has always forced them to be both eye-catching and affordable, while remaining tasteful enough to sit on retail shelves (both physical and digital). Running in real-time is a necessity, so it’s not as if game creators are able to pre-render the incredibly complex visuals found in feature films. These pieces of software constantly ride the line between exploiting the hardware of the future while supporting the past where their true user base resides. Each pixel formed and every polygon assembled comes at the …read more
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In 2016, Serkan Piantino packed up his desk at Facebook with hopes to move on to something new. The former Director of Engineering for Faceboook AI Research had every intention to keep working on AI, but quickly realized a huge issue. Unless you’re under the umbrella of one of these big tech companies like Facebook, […] Continue reading Former Facebook engineer picks up $15M for AI platform Spell
Google Cloud today announced that Nvidia’s Turing-based Tesla T4 data center GPUs are now available in beta in its data centers in Brazil, India, Netherlands, Singapore, Tokyo and the United States. Google first announced a private test of these cards in November, but that was a very limited alpha test. All developers can now take these new […] Continue reading Nvidia’s T4 GPUs are now available in beta on Google Cloud
NVIDIA announces new RTX GPUs for laptops, a new $349 RTX 2060, and expands G-Sync to monitors that originally didn’t support the tech.
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Machine learning algorithms are getting scary-good at creating fake images that look real. Continue reading These People Are Not Real—They Were Created By AI
Nvidia’s new AI represents a major leap forward in graphics generation based on neural networks. Continue reading AI Can Generate Interactive Virtual Worlds Based on Simple Videos
Computer scientists at the University of California, Riverside have revealed for the first time how easily attackers can use a computer’s graphics processing unit, or GPU, to spy on web activity, steal passwords, and break into cloud-based applic… Continue reading GPU side channel attacks can enable spying on web activity, password stealing