Presentations with a Prompt, Sweater makes you invisible to AI Cameras and more!!

ThisWeek in AI - Issue #7

Author

Syed Abbas
December 15, 2022

Holiday break is almost here! Time to put the office aside, gather up your fam and friends and get ready for some chillaxing. It's gonna be a blast! Enjoy this week's newsletter and have a relaxing break, I'll see you in the new year!!

ThisWeek in AI - Five

1)Tome.app: Ready to take your presentation game up a notch? Time for Tome! She's AI-powered and totally modern, plus she plays nice with the other cool kids like Figma, DALL-E and Miro. Check out her demo video - it'll show you how soon enough slides can be created with a single prompt at top speed without breaking a sweat. No need to look further – this powerhouse will save ya countless hours and make your presentations look beautiful!

2) Taplio: This service deploys AI to identify trending posts and patterns on LinkedIn so that you can use that information to generate and make your own content go viral. It not only lists trending posts, but will also rewrite them for you using AI to minimize the effort involved in content generation. 

Welcome to Taplio!

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3) Jrnylist: If you're new to Midjourney, prompt engineering may seem like serious business, but it doesn't have to be! With the help of Jrnylist, you can find your artistic groove and discover a prompt that will make creating art more fun than ever. So take charge on Midjourney and get creative with confidence!

4) Rewind.ai: Unleash your inner Sherlock Holmes and find clues to track down any memory that has ever crossed your path! With this Mac-only tech, you can sleuth through all the sights, sounds and conversations of life. Got a hunch about something said at last month's meeting? Well do not fear – just take out your magnifying glass (AKA laptop) for some detective work with 'The Search Engine For Your Life' that lest you search "Anything you've seen, said, or heard"!

5) Invisible Sweater: Not the kind of product that makes it to the weekly list, but an interesting one for sure. Researchers at University of Maryland have found a pattern/design/print that AI cameras can't see. Put this on and you'll be invisible to the cameras. Image included in this article.

This Invisible Sweater Developed by the University of Maryland Tricks Artificial Intelligence (AI) Cameras and Stops them from Recognizing People

Researchers show a systematic study of how adversarial attacks on the best object detection frameworks can be moved to other frameworks. They train patterns that suppress the objectness scores made by various commonly used detectors and groups. They do this by using standard detection datasets. Through much testing, researchers found how well adversarially trained patches work in both white-box and black-box settings and how well attacks can be transferred between datasets, object classes, and detector models. Lastly, they show a detailed study of physical world attacks using printed posters and clothes worn, and they use different metrics to measure how

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ThisWeek in AI - Art

This week's art was all over the place and as you can see holiday break was definitely on my mind. Also, besides exploring what a futuristic milk carton will look like, I designed a shoe that I really wish I could buy.

ThisWeek in AI - Education

Let's start from the basics this week and see what is Artificial Intelligence and its types.

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