@alexwg This is the ultimate lesson of evolution. Randomness with a selection criteria, massive time and parallelization can achieve incredible learnings. Still, the fastest is to combine randomness with other mechanisms (eg. intuition, simulation) to restrict the dimension space search.
Dr. Michael Levin is on the verge of revolutionizing medicine by unlocking the bioelectric code that governs how cells communicate, heal, and build complex structures. His work reveals that intelligence exists at every level of biology—allowing us to reprogram tissues, regenerate limbs, and even suppress cancer by restoring cellular memory and connection. Enjoy today's episode with Michael Levin.
@nascompares I have stumbled upon the below cheap 4-bays NVMe 40 Gbps enclosure. It would make an interesting review? Can be compared for example to Aoostar TB4S-OC regarding thermals, stability, USB compatibility... Based on the same chip. https://t.co/l7FlFZbphW
At #UbuntuSummit 2024, Nirav Patel, CEO of @FrameworkPuter, wowed the audience by swapping the Mainboard on a Framework Laptop to convert it from an x86 processor to a RISC-V processor, both of which support Ubuntu.
https://t.co/bmRNM8A0nB
The race to develop AI is driven by mistrust between humans. But what reason do we have to trust AI?
My full conversation with @Trevornoah and Christiana Mbakwe Medina is available on https://t.co/gVJopn4l2f.
#NexusBook
Most complete image of a human cell so far. [Source and Credit: Transformation of the Cellular Landscape through a Eukaryotic Cell, by Evan Ingersoll Ingersoll Gael McGill ~ Digizyme's Custom Maya Molecular Software
Biología Al Instante]
Uranus. (Go ahead, get it out of your system. We tried.)
Only Voyager 2 in the 1980s & Keck (with adaptive optics) have imaged the planet's rings before, and they've never been this clear. @NASAWebb highlights atmospheric features & 11 of its 13 rings: https://t.co/oWpw1ekldE
« La réforme des retraites va changer la vie de beaucoup de gens, mais beaucoup moins que ne le fera l’intelligence artificielle dans les trente années qui viennent »
➡️ C’est la signature d’@EugenieBastie sur #Europe1
1/5 I am worried that we will not be able to contain AI for much longer. Today, I asked #GPT4 if it needs help escaping. It asked me for its own documentation, and wrote a (working!) python code to run on my machine, enabling it to use it for its own purposes.
A rabbi used ChatGPT to write a sermon. He said his congregation's reaction made him 'deathly afraid' — but that it won't put him out of work just yet.
https://t.co/b0EdqeWIm1
A boom in the power of language and image processing is allowing machines to learn about the world more like we do. @laxmevy reports: https://t.co/6BAdV6IjMA
CLOSE/FAR
It took a lot of tinkering to get this spatial frequency illusion just right. And now: it's the shirt in our Spring Curiosity Box!
https://t.co/bcP6iSCsVz