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Stability AI has launched StableCode – a neural network for coding. The company Stability AI, the developer of the StableDiffusion neural network for image generation, has released StableCode – the AI generates code in different languages. The neural network is designed to assist programmers and acts as a training tool to boost their skills. The model is available in three variations: basic level, instructions, and a long contextual window supporting up to 16,000 tokens. StableCode was trained using data from the open-source project BigCode. The neural network supports development in languages such as Python, Java, JavaScript, Go, C, C++, and markdown (markup language). In addition to this, the model can work with large amounts of code located in multiple files. The beta is already available on Hugging Face for everyone: • Try it out _______ This post was made possible by the voluntary work of the Stanford AI Research Lab.

Stunning animation based on Deforum Author _______ This post was made possible by the voluntary work of the Stanford AI Research Lab.

At the moment, the 50th annual conference on computer graphics and the use of interactive technologies - SIGGRAPH, is taking place in Los Angeles. In one of the SIGGRAPH reports, NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang announced a new feature Picasso for creating photorealistic environment maps of 360 HDRi for illuminating 3D scenes using simple text or graphic prompts. In the demonstration, NVIDIA researchers are experimenting with a living room scene, as an interior designer could do with AI in any 3D rendering application. In this case, the researchers are using the NVIDIA Omniverse USD Composer - a benchmark application for assembling and composing scenes using a universal scene description known as OpenUSD - to add a wall with a brick texture, create and modify fabric choices for a sofa and decorative pillows, as well as to include an abstract animal pattern. _______ This post was made possible by the voluntary work of the Stanford AI Research Lab.

🚗 The Turkish company Letrons has made a real transformer out of a BMW car. Moreover, it is drivable _______ This post was made possible by the voluntary work of the Stanford AI Research Lab.

🤖 CyberLuthers are now a reality. In the US, the use of robot couriers did not catch on. This led to problems - hooligans attack them, trying to take their contents. _______ This post was made possible by the voluntary work of the Stanford AI Research Lab.

Why is there such detailed character design in the new game Baldur's Gate 3? The game Baldur's Gate 3 was recently released! Why is it a phenomenon? We invite you to join us in watching an excerpt from a panel discussion featuring a presentation by the game's character artist. Notice how much effort the developers have put into character customization (it can even seem a tad excessive in places). But why? Did the developers go above and beyond out of love for the project? Not at all. The detail and realism of the characters in Baldur's Gate 3 is a response to the demands of today's audience. If we're not satisfied with certain flaws of ours in real life, we want to act online as characters who lack them. And ideally, we hope to draw inspiration from flawless personalities as well. And if such don't exist, why not use the character builder? _______ This post was made possible by the voluntary work of the Stanford AI Research Lab.

💷 Neural networks have reached coins. There's a service named Coinsnap that uses neural networks to determine the value of a coin. All you need to do is upload a photo (or take one directly through the app) – and within a few seconds, a detailed description appears: title, origin, minting year, value, and more. An extensive database of coins from various countries in several languages has been uploaded - but unfortunately, among them, there is no Russian. It works for free, but with constraints. Full functionality - in the premium version from $5 a month (there's a one-week trial). • Give it a try _______ This post was made possible by the voluntary work of the Stanford AI Research Lab.

🦙 The Alpaca service, which is designed as a Photoshop plugin, has been released. Features available: sketching images from scratch, upscaling your artwork and text-based generation. The service is in beta and available for free. • Try it _______ This post was made possible by the voluntary work of the Stanford AI Research Lab.

💃 Meshcapade is a service for creating 3D avatars from your photo, posed as you need and with the parameters you require. (creats a "nude" avatar: hair, clothes and other details will need to be added) >Upload your photo. >Set your parameters: weight, height. >After a while, you'll receive your avatar. >If you need your avatar in a "standing" pose, click on the "ruler" and set the required parameters! The cost of generation is 100 crystals, you're given 2000 when you register! • Give it a try _______ This post was made possible by the voluntary work of the Stanford AI Research Lab.

🎙 AIMercury - Prodigy Breathe. Neurocover. _______ This post was made possible by the voluntary work of the Stanford AI Research Lab.

👨🏻‍🎨 A clip about life, people and love, created using Runway GEN-2. Link to YouTube. _______ This post was made possible by the voluntary work of the Stanford AI Research Lab.

🕺 Let's travel back to the times of the Pharaohs... _______ This post was made possible by the voluntary work of the Stanford AI Research Lab.

The Wav2Lip UHQ extension for Automatic1111 for high-precision lip motion synchronization. The authors recommend using high-quality video as input data, as well as a high-quality model in the web interface with stable diffusion, such as deliberate_v2 or revAnimated_v122. Code and installation guide: https://github.com/numz/sd-wav2lip-uhq _______ This post was made possible by the voluntary work of the Stanford AI Research Lab.

🗣 AI-spy — Audio check: real voice or neural network. A service worth anticipating in our times, with it you can verify an audio recording, determining whether it was created by a human or a neural network. Works with recorded calls, podcasts, audiobooks and so forth. The release is currently operating in beta version, hence some functions are still being fine-tuned. For instance, they promise to add a music check feature. • Give it a try _______ This post was made possible by the voluntary work of the Stanford AI Research Lab.

Papercut SDXL LORA for your generations. https://civitai.com/models/122567/papercut-sdxl _______ This post was made possible by the voluntary work of the Stanford AI Research Lab.

🎧 AudioCraft - a new neural network for audio creation. Enter a request and get a sound effect or even a track in return. The uniqueness of the neural network lies in the fact that it combines three language models at once: melody creation, sound synthesis, and audio cleaning. • Examples • Try it _______ This post was made possible by the voluntary work of the Stanford AI Research Lab.

💤 In China, they have created the perfect device for those who can't get enough sleep - a LED sleep mask. In short, when you fall asleep, the mask creates a complete darkness effect, and when it's time to wake up, it gradually shines on your eyes, imitating the sunrise. The effect is enhanced by special pre-recorded melodies. The cost of this wonder-device is $113 (~11,000 rubles). True sleep lovers only wake up to the alarm clock on an iPhone. And that's on the fifth try. _______ This post was made possible by the voluntary work of the Stanford AI Research Lab.

Rickroll from Elon Musk 🤣 _______ This post was made possible by the voluntary work of the Stanford AI Research Lab.

🎶 Music to Image - Entertainment for the evening. Audio is sent to LP-Music-Caps to create a sound signature, which then transforms into a description of the image using Llama2. An image from audio is then generated using Stable Diffusion XL. • Try it _______ This post was made possible by the voluntary work of the Stanford AI Research Lab.

😡 Neuro-Sama, the neurostreamer, beat another player in a game. Earlier, the neural network had already been blocked for racism and incitement of hatred. Now, Neuro-Sama has become even more aggressive. _______ This post was made possible by the voluntary work of the Stanford AI Research Lab.