if i was being honest, pulling all-nighter was most fun during undergrad while being part of a club competing in international collegiate competitions. primal. group competition under common constraints and objectives, the closest one could get a similar experience as an adult..
A team of researchers and citizen scientists led by @Princeton neuroscientists @MurthyLab and @SebastianSeung has created the first ever complete map of a centralized adult brain: the fruit fly 🪰🧠
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Optimus can now sort objects autonomously 🤖
Its neural network is trained fully end-to-end: video in, controls out.
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We already live in a world where explanatory creativity is the most valuable skill to possess. Happily we all have it, inherently.
Eventually it will basically be the only thing a person can offer for payment. In our actual, optimistic future, everyone can, therefore, thrive.
What if the form of visuomotor policy has been the bottleneck for robotic manipulation all along? Diffusion Policy achieves 46.9% improvement vs prior StoA on 11 tasks from 4 benchmarks + 4 real world tasks! (1/7)
website : https://t.co/UBiShLjvqs
paper: https://t.co/2EK8WrUTWA
One analogy AI researchers love is “planes don’t flap their wings but they still fly, so AI isn’t required to mimic the brain”. Well, I mostly agree with this.
But here’s a fun counter idea 😆. EPFL developed a robot bird (“ornithopter”) that flaps wings and lands on branch: 🧵
Debugging is extremely important for software engineers, but it's never taught in school.
Here are some top debugging techniques you can follow.
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