“We are the most intellectual species to walk the planet, but we’re not intelligent. If you’re intelligent you don’t destroy your only home.” - Dr. J. Goodall
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If someone did nothing but read 24 hours a day for their entire life, they'd consume about eight billion words. But today, the most advanced AIs consume more than eight trillion words in a single month of training. https://t.co/KLlvjFSL1y
Who is executing well, and who is executing poorly, between Microsoft & Google? What do you think of Apple in AI? Is "answer engine" a similar change to the kind Google's Pagerank brought to web portals 20 years ago? What does it mean to search like Jensen Huang? These are some of the questions we discussed on @RiskReversal's Fast Money show on @CNBC.
Stressed plants ‘cry’ — and some animals can probably hear them.
Plants that need water or have recently had their stems cut produce up to roughly 35 sounds per hour. But well-hydrated and uncut plants are much quieter, making only about.
In a recent research, plants were placed in wooden soundproof boxes with two microphones pointing at their stems, ready to record basically any sound.
The researchers found that not only did the plants make sounds, but that the plants also made much more of a ruckus when they were dehydrated or having their stems cut (simulating an herbivore attack).
The vexed vegetables didn’t air their grievances randomly but rather made specific complaints that matched up with the type of stresses they were under. A machine-learning program could correctly tell, with 70 percent accuracy, whether the grumbling plant was thirsty or at risk of decapitation.
[full paper: https://t.co/ISgvbese3h]
The #world is looking at #India but how? I attempt to find out in the podcast & social media series #IndiaAStoryintheMaking . But why? Episode 1 is a preamble to why the journey began? Why I endeavour to sift through the plethora of opinions to hopefully understand the real picture.
Here's the gist of a beautiful argument Archimedes gave for the surface area of a sphere.
In the YouTube video I did on this, I also described another way to relate this area more directly to a sphere's shadow, which I'll copy on the thread below as a progression of puzzles.