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Try again. Sorry, someone pointed out the link didn’t work. The irony! Anyway. Thought this would be of interest, from a mate of mine, who shared, from a UK University submitted by /u/Thekingofchrome [link] [comments]

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Hello. So a bit about me.... I'm 52yrs old and have had the same job for almost 20 years. I did copywriting for the many products we sold as well as Photoshop work to clean up images to remove distractions and backgrounds etc. I had other hats as well. I enjoyed it and I was good at it. But it was a small company and business was not the best in the world these days so they wanted to make some cuts. And well, they quickly learned that Al can do all these things, not great but good enough and for almost no money. So as you can guess there went my job. I'm not one who sits here and complains that Al is the devil and ruined everything for me. But I did realize that Al is the future and it's either that or I'm screwed so I have decided to dedicate my next year here to learning everything I can...

This is the Poetroid poetry-writing camera. The open source community has been incredible in releasing the amazing and magical pieces needed to create something like this. It can run completely independently on your own hardware. I have shared more details and build instructions here: https://hackaday.io/project/194632-poetroid-poetry-capturing-camera I hope you will build and share your own or that it will help inspire other ideas that you will bring into the world. https://preview.redd.it/vjfqk63nwnfc1.jpg?width=2150&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c41cda37588928c7d4cfc511882c60a45c3dba96 ​ https://preview.redd.it/13bc9t2dxnfc1.jpg?width=640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4a91206de63f297e108e99484e921dc1059a47f2 submitted by /u/gthing [link] [comments]

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in the past, the united states military has been a major source of technological advancements like: the internet gps drones jet engines satellite technology internet encryption radar nuclear technology computing technologies with a yearly budget of almost $900 billion, we shouldn't be surprised if they now spend over $50 billion each year on ai. while google, meta, openai, open source, amazon, apple and others will continue to advance ai at an exponential pace, we also shouldn't be surprised if it is the U.S. military that is first to develop agi. it would seem in their best interest, and the best interest of all americans, if they open source all of their ai achievements that are not classified as military secrets. submitted by /u/Georgeo57 [link] [comments]