From Google DeepMind’s ChatGPT-eclipsing AI to SpaceX’s next Starship launch, check out this week’s awesome tech stories from around the web.
Now unverified accounts will only be able to see 600 posts per day, and for “new” unverified accounts, just 300 in a day. The limits for verified accounts (presumably whether they’re bought as a part of the Twitter Blue subscription, granted through an organization, or verification Elon forced on people like Stephen King, LeBron James, and anyone else with more than a million followers) still allow reading only a maximum of 6,000 posts per day.
Shortly after that, Musk tweeted that the rate limits would “soon” increase to 8,000 tweets for verified users, 800 for unverified, and 400 for new unverified accounts.
AG mednet’s abraham gutman on harnessing AI in medical imaging.
Abraham gutman speaks at national cancer institute medical imaging workshop.
CEO Sam Altman says London location is an “opportunity to attract world-class talent”.
As artificial intelligence (AI) takes center stage globally, with new regulations on the horizon, a leading firm in the space is looking to expand internationally.
San Francisco-based ChatGPT’s parent company OpenAI announced this week that it would begin to expand outside the US, with London selected as the location for its first international office.
The exit ramp is a long, curving slope, and you have to make sure the 50-foot big rig you’re driving carefully navigates the bend and doesn’t fly out of control at a high speed.
But the thing is, you’re not actually there. You’re in a room in Silicon Valley, watching the ramp unfold in front of you on several screens. That heavy load you’re carrying is thousands of miles away in Florida.
Welcome to teleoperated driving, or remote-controlled driving with a human in front of a steering wheel, brake, and gas pedals, and a “windshield” plastered with monitors. It’s a method that allows autonomous vehicles to operate without anyone inside. Instead, there’s a watchful remote driver, or operator,… More.
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New products like ChatGPT have captivated the public, but what will the actual money-making applications be? Will they offer sporadic business success stories lost in a sea of noise, or are we at the start of a true paradigm shift? What will it take to develop AI systems that are actually workable?
To chart AI’s future, we can draw valuable lessons from the preceding step-change advance in technology: the Big Data era.
I want one so I can do my chores better. But.
Seriously, this is cool.
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Now that’s cool. I’d like one to keep harass me cats and dog haha actually it be useful. Am wondering what ever happened to the indoor Amazon security drone.
Advanced family robots from Moorebot.
Doing away with limiting computer data to 1’s and 0’s will increase speeds by orders of magnitude per volume of chip function.
This tiny photonic chip can multiplex optical data transmissions to support the next generation of massively scalable AI applications.
