@engineers_feed Answer is 8. The center numbers are cubes (1=1³, 64=4³, 27=3³)—so the missing cube is 8=2³. The outer circle (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 11) is just small primes and powers of 2, but that doesn’t affect the missing number. Just a distraction…I think :)
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✨ This week in AI ✨
Ground-zero for a bunch of massive AI releases.
This is all you need to read to get up to speed on AI
⇢ Stanford Alpaca 7B
⇢ Google Workspace AI
⇢ GPT4
⇢ Anthropic Claude
⇢ Midjourney V5
⇢ Microsoft Co-Pilot in 365
🧵 A thread, let's unpack
#GPT4 dropped less than 48 hours ago, and so many people are already doing incredible stuff with it!
Here are 25 GPT-4 examples that will blow your mind! 🤯
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Crucial read on AI.
“The…world seems to wildly overestimate how long it will take AI systems to go from ‘large impact on the world’ to ‘unrecognizably transformed world…more likely to be years than decades, & there’s a real chance that it’s months.” https://t.co/1L5ATZ55kr
The vicious, unjustified beating of Tyre Nichols and his ultimate death at the hands of five Memphis police officers is just the latest, painful reminder of how far America still has to go in fixing how we police our streets.
My dear cousin, Raquel Jimenez-Giwa passed away on November 9, 2022. I carry a heavy heart these days…she was and continues to be beloved by so many. Descansa mi querida prima. We love you.
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All three companies, Walmart, Dollar General and Family Dollar (a subsidiary of Dollar Tree), have lengthy rap sheets. They've paid fines for claims of cheating workers, cheating consumers, cheating the government...
Our Violation Tracker with the 🧾:
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Heading out to San Antonio, TX for @tagtechorg’s #conference. Eager to learn from my colleagues in #philanthropy. @jgoldbe59369357 and I will be presenting a session about how @Surdna_Fndn combines trust-based practices with our learning principles using #data & #tech. #TAG2022
As a kid, my mom would always bring me to the ballot box on #ElectionDay so that I could watch her vote. By doing so, unbeknownst to her, she injected me with a deep sense of civic duty as a child. #Voted
This Monday, we lost our beloved Board member and friend Gwen Walden to cancer. Gwen was a gentle powerhouse and her influence on us is lasting. We'll miss you, Gwen.
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Today, books that shaped my life—and many others—are being challenged in schools, bookstores, and libraries by people who disagree with certain ideas or perspectives. Often, these “banned books” are written by or feature people of color and members of LGBTQ communities.