Our future is also a blind box.

Today we have thousands of apps to choose from, but it’s difficult to craft our own custom tools that do exactly what we need. Geoffrey Litt’s research explores malleable software: approaching software that feels more like a Lego set that anyone can combine to create their own tools, without programming. This talk will feature demonstrations of malleable software tools developed in contexts from travel planning to collaborative writing. It will also discuss how AI might enable a Cambrian explosion of custom tools created by non-programmers, and what kinds of new software environments will be needed to take advantage of that new power.

Great overview of Geoffrey’s work over the past few years and how LLMs could fit into the future of end-user programming.

What happens when AI doesn’t just generate content, but embodies it? I tested over 20 AI avatar products to understand what’s working and what’s next.

A video from Webbed Briefs

Go From Idea to Viral Video in minutes.

Ctrl-f for videos. Contribute to Evan-Wildenhain/CTRL-F-VIDEO development by creating an account on GitHub.

Lecture by Sergey Levine about progress on real-world deep RL. Covers these papers:A Walk in the Park: Learning to Walk in 20 Minutes With Model-Free Reinfor…

NVR with realtime local object detection for IP cameras

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