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from cairosvg import svg2png


def run_function(name: str, args: dict):
    if name == "svg_to_png_bytes":
        return svg_to_png_bytes(args["svg_string"])
    elif name == "python_math_execution":
        return python_math_execution(args["math_string"])
    else:
        return None

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import logging
import os

from dotenv import load_dotenv
from openai import OpenAI
from telegram import Update
from telegram.ext import ApplicationBuilder, CommandHandler, ContextTypes

# Load environment variables from a .env file.
load_dotenv()

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AI and Machine Learning

• Generative AI for game development: @GoogleDeepMind introduced Genie, a new AI model that can create playable 2D platformer worlds from a single image prompt, sketch, or text description, with potential to help train AI agents.
• AI-designed drug candidates: @InSilicoMeds will showcase 5 molecules at @AACR, including ISM9182A, a novel, potent, selective, AI-designed HPK1 inhibitor positioned as a promising immuno-oncology therapeutic.
• AI for enzyme engineering: @Ginkgo is partnering with Prozomix to leverage Ginkgo's industry-leading AI/ML models along with Prozomix's enzyme libraries to get enzymes into as many API routes as possible and help partners meet COGs savings and sustainability goals.

Biotechnology and Synthetic Biology

• Scaling biomanufacturing: [@j

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Here is the summary of the Reddit posts, organized into categories with a top-level narrative weaving them together:

AI Safety and Risks:

• Nobody Knows How to Safety-Test AI | "They are, in some sense, these vast alien intelligences." (16 upvotes)
• AGI | The AI Apocalypse Is Here (0 upvotes)
• 4 of 5 AIs passed the mirror test of self-awareness, a classic scientific test to gauge if an animal is self-aware (139 upvotes)

The posts in this category highlight the challenges and risks associated with advanced AI systems. As AI becomes more sophisticated, it becomes harder to safety-test and understand its inner workings, with some comparing them to "vast alien intelligences." The potential for an "AI apocalypse" is discussed, along with the surprising finding that 4 out of 5 AIs passed a classic self-awareness test. These posts underscore th

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Here are the Reddit posts categorized, sorted by score, and summarized:

Hardware:

1. [D] confused between M1 Max 16 inch 64GB vs m3 max 14 inch (32GB) (Score: 0) - Choosing between a 16" M1 Max with 64GB RAM and a 14" M3 Max with 32GB RAM for software development, machine learning, and gaming. Considering performance and longevity. Link
2. [D] AI workstation purchase advice (Score: 0) - Seeking advice on purchasing a workstation with an A100 or H100 GPU for training generative AI models like diffusion models for 256x256 image generation. Budget around $35k. Link
3. Suggestions for Hardware for AI subreddits or discussion forums. [Discussion] (Score: 1) - Looking for subreddits or forums to discuss AI/ML hardware research and collaborate on projects related to hardware accelerator systems design

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Here are the key topics and posts from the given Reddit data, organized into categories:

Fine-Tuning and Training LLMs:

• Learning how to fine-tune (first time), I've provided links to tutorials I found, but would anybody else recommend further material. A user is trying to learn how to fine-tune models and has compiled reading material from Reddit and DuckDuckGo. They have questions about training models on specific topics like Cyberpunk 2077 and business data, and are looking for tips on using llama.cpp for fine-tuning. Link
• Can LLM trained on a Dictionary? If yes, how to do it? A user wants to train a multi-language model like Gemma on a local language dictionary and is looking for steps for a non-tech layman. Link
• How to generate large-scale synthetic data. A blog post on how

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Here is the summary of the Reddit posts, organized into categories with the most relevant posts under each:

Image Generation Techniques and Tips:

• The Amazing Power of SD 1.5 for Photorealistic Image Generation - Demonstrates the capabilities of Stable Diffusion 1.5 for photorealistic images without loras, embeddings, or post-processing. Includes prompt and parameters.
• Coloring a pencil drawing of fantasy amulets in dark and light versions - Uses SD1.5, ComfyUI, and controlnet11Models_lineart to color a pencil drawing in different variations.
• Depth Map my favorite Game locations and redesigned - Utilizes depth maps to redesign game locations with Stable Diffusion.

Stable Diffusion Web UIs and Extensions:

• New Sidebar available for ComfyUI - Showcases a new sidebar UI for ComfyUI, a popular web UI for Stable Diffusion.
• [SuperPrompter

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Here is a summary of the key topics and themes from the provided tweets, with relevant tweets organized into categories:

Anthropic Claude 3 Release

• Anthropic released Claude 3, replacing Claude 2.1 as the default model on Perplexity AI. Pro users get 5 daily queries on the most capable Claude 3 Opus model (surpassing GPT-4) and remaining queries on the faster Claude 3 Sonnet model.
• There is debate on whether Claude 3's impressive performance is due to emergent properties or pattern matching on human preference data used in training.
• LangChain and LlamaIndex have added support for Claude 3, enabling multimodal and tool-augmented applications.

AI Progress and Limitations

• Current language models are [still limited in out-of-distribution reasoning](https://twi

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AI Progress and Capabilities

• Sam Altman said that "all of this has happened before, all of this will happen again" and "the hurricane turns faster and faster but it stays perfectly calm in the eye", possibly alluding to the rapid progress in AI.
• Gemini 1.5 Pro from Google is impressive, with "objectively sharper optics and higher contrast images than the Apple Vision Pro" according to Yann LeCun. However, John Carmack points out there are many variables that make this comparison not definitive.
• François Chollet believes his 2023 views on LLM capabilities were overestimating their potential and usefulness. He outlines four levels of generalization LLMs can

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from cairosvg import svg2png


def svg_to_png_bytes(svg_string):
  # Convert SVG string to PNG bytes
  png_bytes = svg2png(bytestring=svg_string.encode('utf-8'))
  return png_bytes


def python_math_execution(math_string):