By leveraging large language and speech models, generative AI is creating intelligent 3D avatars that can engage users in natural conversation, from video games to customer service. To make these characters truly lifelike, they need human-like expressions. NVIDIA Audio2Face accelerates the creation of realistic digital characters by providing real-time facial animation and lip-sync driven by generative AI. Today, NVIDIA is open sourcing our Audio2Face technology to accelerate adoption of AI-powered avatars in games and 3D applications. https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/nvidia-open-sources-audio2face-animation-model/

The U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) released an AI Safety and Security Framework draft, focusing on how companies should test large models for risk and robustness before release.👉 NIST official release

Hey everyone, I'm wondering if any developers here have used GPT-5 in their daily workflow? I've been using Cursor's agent for a while now with Claude Sonnet, and have been pretty satisfied with it (I'm going to be playing around with MCP soon to see how much more potential it can unlock). So for those who have used it, is it worth it? Do you see a sizeable improvement over Cursor?

I have noticed a certain decline in content posting for the last few weeks and I am not sure if it's me who finds less interest on what is posted or it is a real thing here. I have been in similar places before, so I know there are ups and downs, and I feel we're on one. What do you think?

If you're like me, I've wanted to make something using AI ever since ChatGPT's release in 2022 I have a light background in software development mostly in front-end using Next.js with React & Javascript. Although I've recently discovered Dave's channel on AI development. After reading lots of books on business, like Alex Hormozi's $100m series, there's a tried & true way to validate any business idea that i would like to share with you 1. Validate before you build - Now i will say that i haven't started my business yet but something i see from all the entrepreneur you tube channels is you validate that your idea has a need before building it. I know its easy to create MVP's now a days with tools like Loveable, bolt.new etc. but talking to your ideal customer if they would be interested in the thing you want to build FIRST is essential to not waste time building something that no one would use. 2. Ask your potential customers what they would want - If you're like me and not sure what direction to go into to build something, message them asking "What's the biggest pain point in your work right now?" a simple question like this will give you a ton of insight on what you should be building. 3. Target customers with money - You could have the best product in the world but it won't matter if you try to sell to people who don't have money! I remember i had an idea to sell an AI content validation tool to aspiring Youtubers but the problem was the majority of them didn't have a lot to pay for my product. So i saved valuable time NOT building something that realistically, would not have a lot of people able to afford it. I could go on for a while but i just wanted to share this with you, if i can even give 1 person with this information, it will be worth it. If you want to talk other business related stuff with AI or software development, just send me a DM