Data After Dark is headed to San Francisco this December.
What started as a pro-data center house party in DC is becoming a movement of techno-optimists who still believe in the promise of American innovation and technology.
Want to work with us or attend? DM me!
Data After Dark is headed to San Francisco
Come to our pro-data center party to celebrate the extraordinary innovations made possible by abundant compute with leading founders and techno-optimists
Interested in attending? Message me!
Researchers developed an AI-generated voice resembling the study participant’s using recordings of him speaking before ALS had severely impaired his speech.
AI then translated his brain activity into speech using that reconstructed voice.
Read my latest for @ComputeOptimist 👇🏻
AI Is Helping People With Paralysis Reclaim Their Voices
How recent advances in AI-powered brain-computer interfaces are enabling breakthroughs in accuracy, independence, and intonation for those living with ALS
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In my latest for @ComputeOptimist, I explore how AI is helping restore natural communication for those living with ALS.
Not just through greater speed, accuracy, and independence, but by translating brain activity into tone, emphasis, and even song.
What If Surgical Expertise Could Be Everywhere?
Experimental AI-powered robotics could vastly expand access to specialized surgeries
Read the full piece by @edtarnowski below 👇
In throwing this party, our message was simple: You’re allowed to be excited and optimistic about the remarkable things happening in American tech right now
Read our latest by @edtarnowski
Data After Dark in VICE tonight:
“For Ed Tarnowski, the founder of The Compute Optimist, it’s a matter of historical scale. ‘It really is our generation’s Industrial Revolution, but bigger,’ he tells me. He doesn’t deny the risks, but his bet is that ‘the risk of slowing down is far greater than pushing forward.’”