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• 🐦 Twitter joins the AI frenzy

• 👾 OpenAI launches bug bounties

• 🤖 OpenAI released a implementation of Consistency Models

🐦 Twitter Joins The AI Frenzy

Elon Musk is steering Twitter towards an epic AI endeavor, as evidenced by reports that the company has snapped up 10,000 GPUs and cherry-picked some of Google DeepMind's top talent. In other words, Twitter is gearing up to build an AI supercar, while regular CPUs are relegated to the role of family sedan engines. The project's particulars are shrouded in mystery, but one thing's for sure: with such a sizable investment, Twitter will be one to watch in the world of generative AI.

 🤖 OpenAI released a implementation of Consistency Models

OpenAI's latest release - a brand new implementation of Consistency Models!

These consistency models are like the reliable baristas at your favorite coffee shop - they consistently deliver high-quality samples without needing any adversarial training. And just like your trusty barista, they're designed to be fast and efficient, allowing for quick one-step generation. But don't worry, they still give you the option to trade a few extra steps for even higher sample quality.

With this new implementation, OpenAI has once again proven that they're the real MVPs of the AI world, always pushing the boundaries of what's possible. We can't wait to see what other exciting innovations they have in store for us.

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 👾 OpenAI Launches Bug Bounties

OpenAI is putting their money where their code is by offering a Bug Bounty Program. If you've got the skills to find vulnerabilities in their AI systems, they'll pay you anywhere from $200 to $20,000! Talk about incentivizing the hunt for bugs! OpenAI values the research community's help in keeping their systems secure and advanced,

so let the collaboration begin!

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