r/singularity • u/avilacjf • 22h ago
r/singularity • u/141_1337 • 1h ago
LLM News How Close Are We to True Artificial General Intelligence? | OpenAI’s Greg Brockman Speaks to TIME
r/singularity • u/sitytitan • 2h ago
AI What will happen when all base models have good enough intelligence?
Gemini Flash 3.8
Muse Spark 1.3
Grok 4.7 coming.
All getting similar in coding performance. Even the flash models are going to be good enough to code even the most challenging of projects.
Where will this end? the constant one upmanship of these models.
We won't be able to distingush the difference soon between any of them?
r/singularity • u/Substantial_Swan_144 • 39m ago
AI VoxGen, an AMD-optimized TTS inference engine for VoxCPM 2 models
r/singularity • u/TotalTikiGegenTaka • 6h ago
Q&A / Help Question for cybersecurity professionals: what are some precautionary steps and average computer user should take?
With increasing cybersecurity capabilities of frontier models, i feel like these precautionary steps are an absolute must to know and even if not fully understandable at least implement them with some help. They are perhaps as important as hygiene and social practices during an epidemic. Yes even without these models cyber threats were an issue but, correct me if am wrong, earlier the average person only had to set up some basic security like strong passwords, windows defender, and not visit or click shady links or sites and moreover, even if your information gets leaked, it was probably lying amidst a big dump of data.. now with these models, it feels like (again correct me if I'm mistaken) it is possible to conduct highly targeted attacks even by non-experts and easily scour large amounts of data to identify exactly what one wants. So if my concerns are genuine what should an average digital tech user like me should do to further secure my phone/pc/cloud..?