KUALA LUMPUR – Disney has cut a lesbian kiss from the latest "Star Wars" movie, Singapore's media regulator said on Tuesday, so that more children can watch it. The two minor female characters embrace but do not kiss in the version of "The Rise of Skywalker" shown in Singapore, local media said, as the ninth film in the celebrated science-fiction series rakes in millions from loyal fans. "The applicant has omitted a brief scene which under the Film Classification Guidelines would require a higher rating," a spokeswoman from Singapore's Infocomm Media Development Authority said. Disney, which owns the "Star Wars" production company Lucasfilm, did not respond to a request for comment on its decision to cut the scene from the last installment of the second highest-grossing movie franchise of all time. It concludes a story that began in 1977, when filmmaker George Lucas introduced a young hero named Luke Skywalker and delighted audiences with a galaxy of robots, furry warriors known as Wookiees and a host of other eclectic characters.

Teradyne, Inc. (NasdaqGS:TER) and AI firm Enflame Tech have announced that the latter's Deep Thinking Unit (DTU), which is "designed to accelerate deep learning deployment for data center training", is being supported by the former's UltraFLEX test system. "The market for AI chips is very competitive and time sensitive. The design complexity and device power requirements make device bring-up and volume production a significant challenge. For AI startup companies like Enflame, achieving the fastest time to market with best quality is crucial and with the UltraFLEX our customers can reliably meet device capability and schedule requirements. Teradyne's partnership with Enflame is another example of Teradyne's success in providing the technical capability and support required to help ensure emerging AI IC developers bring a quality device to market quickly."

Let's say we have a simple "autoencoding transformer" architecture: Now we ask about the properties of Z - the latent representation of the data, after the model is trained. Will Z differ between the two objectives? Will it capture different information? Which loss will preserve more information in Z? Does this have an obvious interpretation?

We discuss why James wrote this book 3 years ago now, how far away he really thinks we are from artificial human intelligence, the warning bells recently being sounded about artificial intelligence, and why he thinks there will not be another AI winter. Our guest today is James Barrat author of the book "Our final Invention" Artificial Intelligence and the end of the Human Era". It's good to be here. Kathleen Walch: [00:00:39] Great, I'd like to get started by having you introduce yourself to our listeners and to tell us a little bit about your book and also what additional things that you're doing in the field of AI and let's go from there. I got into artificial intelligence, or the study of artificial intelligence, and the critique of AI because I made a film about 17 years ago now about artificial intelligence. I interviewed Ray Kurzweil and Rodney Brooks and Arthur C. Clarke among others … and Ray Kurzweil of course who is now chief engineer at Google and the Google brain project.

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