Jonas Harring Boll

Our newest work towards solving one of the most fundamental problems of perception - learning visual correspondences using video data. Very simple idea with promising results outperforming multiple state-of-the-art results 👇 🤩 @StanfordSVL @agrimgupta92 @jiajunwu_cs @jiadeng

Google is in trouble. I got early 'Alpha' access to GPT-4 with browsing and ran some tests. Here are 8 crazy things I found:

Midjourney's impact on culture is already as big as Photoshop's impact on photography. And newly released Midjourney v5.1 is scaringly realistic. Here are the 12 new resources (with prompts) so far:👇🧵

ChatGPT is a free personal assistant. But only if you write proper prompts. Here are my top 10 ChatGPT prompts to finish hours of work in seconds:

AI will create so many new opportunities in 2023. But most people feel left out with million things happening around AI. Here's a MEGA THREAD🧵 (with resources) to keep you upto date:

ChatGPT will redefine the future of academic research. But most academics don't know how to use it intelligently. Here's how to use ChatGPT smartly to supercharge your research:

No-code + AI is the future. Build your next startup without writing code. Here are the best no-code tools for 2023:

I used #ChatGPT to simulate dynamic reward learning. We wrote an agent simulation function for a reversal-learning multi-armed bandit task, a grid search function to find optimal parameters, and made some nice plotting functions.

Is DeepMind's Gato #AI really a human-level intelligence breakthrough? newscientist.com/article/232082…

V. proud that our @StanfordSVL has 9 papers accepted by #CoRL2021! “Seeing is for doing.” Computer vision & robotic learning are deeply intertwined areas of research as we work to understand and build active & learning AI agents to interact in &w/ the real world. Enjoy below:) 1/

Very excited about formula prediction being released in Google Sheets! A great collaboration between Google Sheets and Brain team.

@LindaKKaye I think this used to be part of the NLP self-help system. They had this idea that you could detect which cognitive processes someone was activating by looking at eye movements. Pretty alternative.

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We are really proud to say that our @NatureHumBehav paper is out today! 2.5 years and thousands of hours of computation have been poured into studying one of the key components of human intelligence. (Summary follows below) nature.com/articles/s4156…

@TheCharleyWu @NatureHumBehav Nice one! Thanks for sharing👍