From University of Maryland, ELLIS Institute Tubingen, Max Planck Institute, & Tubingen AI Center.
Be like a Goldfish, Don’t Memorize!
Official implementation of Goldfish Loss: Mitigating Memorization in Generative LLMs — ahans30/goldfish-loss.
Enel Green Power Australia has announced that it has secured project financing for a $190 million solar and battery hybrid project it plans to build in western NSW.
The Quorn Park hybrid project will combine a 98 MW (dc) solar farm with a 20 MW, 40 MWh battery that will be built around 10kms north west of Parkes. Construction will commence within the next few months and it will be operational in 2026.
The new hybrid is one of the first to be announced since new rules were introduced that allow wind or solar farms to be truly “paired” with a battery storage facility, rather than operating and dispatching as separate units. This may impose some restrictions on operations, but can save on connection and other costs.
Fully edible robots could soon be a reality, according to scientists behind a project to create truly edible robots and robotic food.
Food and tech are intrinsically linked. Whether it’s in the increasing amount of high-tech kitchen gadgets, or that you can have just about any food you desire delivered to your door through the touch of a button on your smart device.
Now, one group of scientists is bringing food and tech together in a brand-new way, by creating edible robots and robotic food.
Polish artist Piotr Wasniowski is a bit of a mad scientist. An expert in 3D printed clay, Wasniowski’s tool of choice is a “Gaia Multitool Polish clay 3D printer with cheap de-airing clay extruder with rotational nozzle,” for which he fabricates his own nozzles.
These variants allow him to print a variety of crazy textures.
Greg Fahy, Co-founder and CSO of Intervene Immune presenting at the Rejuvenation Startup Summit 2024.
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