Welcome to the Tech Mem Right Home for Wednesday, January 6, 2021. I'm Brian McCullough. Today, there are two new GPT three models and now the robots seem to have come for the

graphic artists. Trump continues his tech cold war against China but the

question is will Biden? What's-app is further absorbed into the Facebook Mothership.

Eve online players broke the game by playing it so hard,

and Cameo wants you to know,

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videos for you here's what you missed today in the world of tech.

Open AI has introduced two new GPT 3 models. The first is called

Clip, which can classify images into categories from arbitrary text. The second

is more interesting, it's Dahl E, which can generate images entirely

from snippets of text, quoting the MIT Technology Review.

For all, GPT3's flare, its output can feel untethered from reality as if it doesn't know

what it's talking about.

That's because it doesn't. By grounding text and images

researchers at open AI and elsewhere are trying to give language models a better

grasp of the everyday concepts that humans use to make sense of things.

Dahl E and Klip come at this problem from different directions.

At first glance, Klip,

contrastive language image pre-training,

is yet another image recognition system.

Except that it is learned to recognize images not from labeled examples in curated

data sets as most existing models do, but from images and their captions taken from the

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