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NVIDIA’s Next-Gen DGX AI Systems To Feature Liquid Cooling, Reveals CEO Jensen Huang.[1] Dangerous AI numbers: ChatGPT uses 17,000 times more electricity than an average US household in a day.[2] Elon Musk and Sam Altman, once technology visionaries on a joint mission to save the world from the threats of AI, have become embroiled in a fallout that has resulted in a lawsuit and the the publication of private emails.[3] Nvidia is sued by authors over AI use of copyrighted works.[4] Sources: [1] https://wccftech.com/nvidia-ceo-confirms-next-gen-dgx-ai-system-liquid-cooling/ [2] https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/gadgets-news/alarming-ai-numbers-chatgpt-uses-17000-times-more-electricity-than-an-average-us-household-in-a-day/articleshow/108368128.cms [3] https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...

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A video of Saudi Arabia's first male robot has gone viral after a few netizens accused the humanoid of touching a female reporter inappropriately. Saudi Arabia's first male robot touched a reporter inappropriately. "Saudi Arabia unveils its man-shaped AI robot, Mohammad, reacts to a reporter in its first appearance," an X user wrote while sharing the video that people are claiming shows the robot's inappropriate behaviour. You can view the original tweet here. ​ submitted by /u/khommenghetsum [link] [comments]

I see a lot of confusion between these three terms, so I gave definitions with clear and concise examples. I’m open to criticism. Intelligent Ability to discover knowledge by using only oneself’s mind. Usually through logic, or critically thinking Situation: You were able to figure what someone was saying in a different language, through sheer intelligence. Let’s pretend you’re a boy for a second. Someone goes around saying “Tu es un niño”, and “Tu es un niña”. You know what “tu es un” means, it means “you are a”, but you don’t know what niña or niño means. He ends up asking you which one are you. You figure out that means niño means boy and niña means girl, because he only told boys that they are niños, and girls that they are niñas. So you say you’re a niño, and get it right. You end up...

As far as education that is not hands on/physical There have been free videos out there already and now AI can act as a teacher on top of the books and videos you can get for free. Doesn't it make more sense give people these free opportunities (need a computer OfCourse) and created education based around this that is accredited so competency can be proven ? Why are we still going to classrooms in 2024 to hear a guy talk when we can have customized education for the individual for free? No more sleeping through classes and getting a useless degree. This point it on the individual to decide it they have the smarts and motivation to get it done themselves. Am I crazy? I don't want to spend $80000 to on my kids' education. I get that it is fun to move away and make friends and all that but ...