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AI NPCs try to identify a hidden human among them through questioning. 👀 The YouTube video “Reverse Turing Test Experiment with AIs” features AI characters based on historical figures like Aristotle, Mozart, and Cleopatra on a simulated train. Most AI responses are complex, but Genghis Khan’s answers are simple and human-like. The majority vote Genghis Khan as the human, and he confirms he is indeed the human player. [🎥 via Tamulur on YouTube] Follow & for more AI Updates! 🫡 #ai #artificialintelligence #aitools #aihacks #chatgpt #tech #technology
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang took the stage at the GTC conference in Washington D.C., not just to showcase incremental updates, but to unveil a revolutionary vision for the future of computing itself. In a landmark announcement, he revealed a new hybrid computing architecture, NVQLink, a sophisticated platform designed to seamlessly connect the strange and powerful world of quantum computers with the proven, massively parallel processing power of NVIDIA’s GPUs. “This is the future of quantum computing,” Huang declared to a captivated audience, emphasizing that the path forward isn’t about replacing classical systems, but augmenting them. He explained that for the foreseeable future, the most complex computational problems will be solved by a “hybrid” approach. Quantum processors will tackle the incredibly complex, probabilistic parts of a problem—tasks they are uniquely suited for—while classical supercomputers, powered by GPUs, will handle the rest, including data preparation, error correction, and interpreting the quantum results. Credit: NVIDIA
A YouTube creator, Aillusory, just dropped GTA: San Delhi — a fully AI-generated “gameplay” video that looks shockingly real. CJ roaming Delhi streets in a tank top, jumping into auto-rickshaws, eating fresh roti, running through chaotic markets, riding on top of trains, jet-skiing during a festival with fireworks, and even fighting mythological gods in a temple… all AI-generated. The future isn’t just better graphics. It’s AI turning simple prompts into living, breathing, playable worlds in real time. No more spending years manually building every texture and asset. Smaller teams could soon create massive open worlds that once needed hundreds of developers. With Unreal Engine 5 already pushing near-photoreal visuals, adding generative AI could completely change the game. Would you still care about gameplay if the graphics looked 100% real? Drop your thoughts below Source: YouTube / Aillusory
Inside the BBC News Office: the monitor set-up is wild Video credit @lucymegan22x
AI NPCs try to identify a hidden human among them through questioning. 👀 The YouTube video “Reverse Turing Test Experiment with AIs” features AI characters based on historical figures like Aristotle, Mozart, and Cleopatra on a simulated train. Most AI responses are complex, but Genghis Khan’s answers are simple and human-like. The majority vote Genghis Khan as the human, and he confirms he is indeed the human player. [🎥 via Tamulur on YouTube] Follow & for more AI Updates! 🫡 #ai #artificialintelligence #aitools #aihacks #chatgpt #tech #technology
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang took the stage at the GTC conference in Washington D.C., not just to showcase incremental updates, but to unveil a revolutionary vision for the future of computing itself. In a landmark announcement, he revealed a new hybrid computing architecture, NVQLink, a sophisticated platform designed to seamlessly connect the strange and powerful world of quantum computers with the proven, massively parallel processing power of NVIDIA’s GPUs. “This is the future of quantum computing,” Huang declared to a captivated audience, emphasizing that the path forward isn’t about replacing classical systems, but augmenting them. He explained that for the foreseeable future, the most complex computational problems will be solved by a “hybrid” approach. Quantum processors will tackle the incredibly complex, probabilistic parts of a problem—tasks they are uniquely suited for—while classical supercomputers, powered by GPUs, will handle the rest, including data preparation, error correction, and interpreting the quantum results. Credit: NVIDIA
A YouTube creator, Aillusory, just dropped GTA: San Delhi — a fully AI-generated “gameplay” video that looks shockingly real. CJ roaming Delhi streets in a tank top, jumping into auto-rickshaws, eating fresh roti, running through chaotic markets, riding on top of trains, jet-skiing during a festival with fireworks, and even fighting mythological gods in a temple… all AI-generated. The future isn’t just better graphics. It’s AI turning simple prompts into living, breathing, playable worlds in real time. No more spending years manually building every texture and asset. Smaller teams could soon create massive open worlds that once needed hundreds of developers. With Unreal Engine 5 already pushing near-photoreal visuals, adding generative AI could completely change the game. Would you still care about gameplay if the graphics looked 100% real? Drop your thoughts below Source: YouTube / Aillusory
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