Six quick links on AI for Sunday afternoon

Exposing the vulnerabilities of Large Language Models in Low-Resource Languages. Turns out, you can bypass GPT-4 safety measures by using a language other than the dominant languages used for training.

Kudurru is a network that actively blocks AI scrapers. To prevent them from scraping content without permission. We’ve started using Cloudflare but Kudurru seems to go one better and actively poison the well from which AI drinks.

Silicon Valley’s biggest AI developers are hiring poets. Partly to improve the style and credibility of their content, and partly to avoid potential copyright issues that could arise from training on copyrighted books and stories without permission.

Knowledge graphs improve generative AI. I’ve practiced concept mapping for perhaps 15 years, since reading Novak’s paper, and been into graph databases since the early days of RDF, so this is genuinely fascinating.

Generative AI exists because of the transformer. By moving away from sequential processing and focusing on “attention” mechanisms, the Transformer model significantly improved the efficiency and effectiveness of machine learning in language tasks.

With DALL-E 3, you can now get high-quality images that depict complex scenes, by default. I don’t have access to DALL-E 3, yet but from all the reviews I’ve seen, it sounds like I might be able to switch from using stability.ai’s DreamStudio.