Code Interpreter, Animate Diff, SDXL 1.0 & More [The AI Timeline #9]

This episode of the AI Timeline covers the latest AI developments, including Chatypt's new code interpreter, SDXL 0.9 and 1.0, Anime Div, Peca Lapse, and LLM news. It discusses how code interpreter can generate codes, rear codes, and fix codes, as well as how SDXL can generate realistic images and animations. It also covers the research paper Lost in the Middle, which discusses the performance of language models with respect to the length of the input context, and Proxima Policy Optimization, which is used as a reward model to measure the model performance. Additionally, it covers the paper Teaching Arithmetic to Small Transformers, which suggests that teaching or explaining math step by step by an AI can be a lot harder to train. This episode also features news about an open source wizard LLM model that has beaten a tragedy on the Alpaca Yval leaderboard, Thropic's beta 100K token model called Cloud 2, a paper called Sketch a Shape which is a zero shot sketch to 3D shape generation research, a research called Self-Consuming Generative Models Go Mad, MSVIT which is a multi-scale vision transformer, Carbon Robotics' futuristic cyberpunk-looking laser reader, and a bonus segment of AI image or video processing result fest. Finally, it features a sponsor, Image Creator, which is a free Photoshop plugin that provides a nicer workflow between Photoshop and diffusion based AI image generation.