Exploring the Frontier of AI: Large World Models (LWM) and the Revolution in Language and Video Understanding
Last Updated on March 17, 2024 by Editorial Team
Author(s): ElNiak
Originally published on Towards AI.
Dive into the breakthroughs of Large World Models (LWM), where AI transcends traditional boundaries by integrating video and language, potentially inspiring the next-gen Gemini 1.5 with million-token contexts
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Letβs switch gears to something a bit more down-to-earth. Imagine stepping into a world where AI isnβt just trying to keep up with us but is on the brink of blowing past human smarts.
Thatβs where the Large World Model (LWM) steps in, shining a spotlight on a whole new way for machines to get whatβs happening around them.
As AI enthusiasts and professionals, weβve witnessed impressive strides in language models.
Yet, a question lingers: how can AI deepen its comprehension of the world in ways that mimic human intuition and perception?
Enter LWM, a novel framework that marries the temporal richness of video with the descriptive power of language, setting the stage for AI systems like the anticipated Gemini 1.5, which boasts the capability to process an astonishing one million tokens.
This article ventures into the core of LWM, unraveling its potential to redefine our interaction with AI and the future of machine intelligence.
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The essence of LWM lies in its ambitious goal:
To transcend the traditional confines of language understanding by integrating the dynamic, flowing context provided by video.
This isnβt just about teaching machines to βwatchβ or βreadβ but… Read the full blog for free on Medium.
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