Tag: API

[Link] OpenAI Claims DeepSeek Used Its Models

Jan 30, 2025

in AI, Link

API, deepseek, distillation, openai

https://www.perplexity.ai/page/openai-claims-deepseek-used-it-3WNYRWivRdm90JDznlWCPA OpenAI alleges that it has uncovered evidence suggesting DeepSeek utilized its proprietary models without authorization to train a competing open-source system. The controversy centers around a technique called “distillation,” where outputs from larger AI models are used to train smaller ones12. Security researchers identified individuals linked to DeepSeek extracting substantial data through OpenAI’s API in…
Using AI to get better at getting better

Nov 24, 2023

in AI, Education

AI Pin, API, artificial intelligence, Bard, Claude, higher education, Humane, learning, microsoft, Microsoft 365, multimodal, plugin, teaching, university, user interface, Windows

Yesterday I wrote a post suggesting that new educational institutions will soon emerge, with AI at the centre of every aspect of the process. I recognise that this might feel like a step too far for some, so thought I’d expand on that claim here. There are a few reasons for why I think AI…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-03-14

Mar 14, 2011

in Digest

apartheid, API, ebooks, Google, mendeley, piracy, poster, reflection, saahe, safri, scribd, social networks, twitter, USD

Will E-Book Prices & Restrictions Lead to E-Book Piracy? http://ow.ly/1sa2pu. Pirating ebooks illegal but not unethical # Mendeley Launches $10,001 API Contest for Open Science Apps http://ow.ly/1sa2nX # Google Funds Preservation of Apartheid History http://ow.ly/1sa2j6 # @RachaelLowe Thanks. Lots more to talk about, but limited space on poster. Still trying for WCPT. Would be awesome…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-26

Jul 26, 2010

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academic publication, africa, Albert Einstein, America, android, API, assessment, bamboo, bill burdick, Brazil, curricular alignment, david wiley, derek moore, digital divide, Distance Learning, Eaton, extended web, facebook, final research products, francois cilliers, generic skills, george siemens, graduate attributes, herman von rossum, India, Inside Higher Ed, Internet Runs Out of Addresses, iphone, IPv4, IPv6, irrational nonsense, Japanese forest, kewl, lecturer in the physiotherapy department, Mellville, mendeley android app, Mendeley Open API!, myspace, online community, Online Community Guide, open access, open source tools, ORT, pdf, personal learning environments, phd, physiotherapy, ple, portfolios, presentation, private server, research, RT, safri, scientific american, scientist, scribefire, slideshare, Social Learning Networks, southampton, steve wheeler, supervisor, systematic review, teaching and learning policy, times magazine, transformative learning, twitter, United States, web 3.0, weblearning, webx, wikis

RT @sguilana: the web doesn’t forget, an article at NY times magazine worth reading: http://is.gd/dHIl9 # RT @wesleylynch: Awesome – need this on a t shirt – RT @jacquesmillard: the periodic table of irrational nonsense http://ow.ly/2gbQb. # Podcast with George Siemens on Social Learning Networks: from theory to practice http://bit.ly/9fCUQa # Teaching for Transformative Learning…
Mozilla Open Education course: seminar 3

Apr 28, 2009

in Education, Open access, Technology

API, Chris Blizzard, course, Google, html, instantaneous communication network, Javascript, model of open technology, mozilla, MozOpenEdCourse, open education, open technology, open web, open web technology, poor internet connectivity, printing press, technology, twitter, web browser, web tech, web technology, web video

Open web tech Again, I missed this seminar because of poor internet connectivity on the day and am catching up on the audio after the fact. Here are my notes from the presentation given by Mozilla’s Chris Blizzard. Open as a concept Innovation and change = important building blocks Relevance and why open matters Repurposing…

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[Link] OpenAI Claims DeepSeek Used Its Models

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Mozilla Open Education course: seminar 3